You Need To Know Where You Are | Jordan Peterson | Best Life Advice

[@AhmetKaan]

*Growth and change is painful, but nothing is painful as being stuck where you don't belong.* Love from a small youtuber 🖤

[@VinnyTheory]

Tip: you need a more simple channel name

[@AhmetKaan]

🙏 *5 Things to Never Do in Rush:* *1) Giving away your trust* *2) Making big desicions* *3) Judging someone's character* *4) Falling in love* *5) Eating your food*

[@PracticalInspiration]

Past authoring is valuable. The past is there for you to learn from for the future

[@granthendriksz2507]

Love to hear his take on PTSD. Not war but reliving something.

[@TheVillageFairy]

There are no limits to what you can accomplish, except the limits you place on your own thinking ✨

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No, there are limits in a mind and especially for the body, you just don't hit yours that's all.

[@cryptoleprechaun5492]

Hope this will help someone alleviate the pain of confronting malevolence in people: The fact is, there are bound to be malevolent people out there, people whose sole purpose is seemingly to cause maximal harm those around them for no reason at all. Granted, sometimes there are specific reasons for their destructive behavior--perhaps they too lead a miserable life themselves--but other times, more likely than not, there is simply no apparent explanation. And that is okay! We'd just have to accept that there are forces of evil out there and that it is all just a part of the human condition. All we have to do, and all we can do, is to learn to effectively identify evil like how we pick up on an approaching predatory cat, and avoid them like how we would avoid any other potentially fatal threats. This includes not being too trusting of strangers and not settling for an abusive partner. In closing, NEVER underestimate people's potential for evil; the next time you catch yourself having thoughts like "I don't think anyone would be that evil" or "I don't think he/she is evil enough to do that", trust me, they probably are.

[@GrowthMindsetChannel]

“Compare yourself to who you were yesterday, not to who someone else is today.” ~ Jordan Peterson 💪🏻🚀

[@rainumbrella165]

"To see the angels is not a great miracle, but to see your own mistakes is a miracle" - St Anthony the Great

[@erogath96]

Being a long time, would appreciate more of these, it really helps a lot.

[@dittydong]

Great videos, thanks for highlighting this.

[@traceycottom5747]

This works in the Spiritual as well 🙏

[@jordanbpeterson-croatian3640]

Awesome content❤

[@carlsanders7919]

Its like a machine gun of information putting holes in every bad thing that ever happened.

[@Jason-Joestar]

Kung fu Jordan in action performing his strong Kung fu.

[@davidmyers5767]

You scribes and Pharisees set in high places and only judge the lowly but you have hardened the heart because you have to analyze yourself and make your own self preservation

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[@Mike_Lennox]

At the end, Jordan says "Where the hell are you exactly, precisely. Right? Razor-sharp. What's good about you and what's bad about you?" Jordan is exactly and precisely trapped in an emotionally dependent child's decisions and two-dimensional thinking. Two-dimensional thinking is the polarization of some components of a situation into opposites or extreme categories. Two-dimensional thinking is void of depth and excludes a realistic experience of distinctions and what's happening in the domain of cause and effect. Two-dimensional thinking is the cause of psychological splitting into "I'm this way not that way" which results in suppression, denial, blindspots, and the stifling of reality testing and emotional development.

[@cynthia7242]

Well what if you can't answer either of those

[@holysaintknight343]

+1

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[@VinnyTheory]

You’re back! I’m so proud, I need to return as well before I get stuck in the underworld 🥲