If I hadn’t known Jordan had been ill, I honestly wouldn’t have been able to tell. The final 30 minutes of this episode are peak JBP and sharp as hell. Welcome back Professor.
It's so good to have him back, and just as he returns he is received with this weird red skull thing, but as usual he is giving us a master class on how to handle it, head on, intelligently, proactively and even turning into a chance to help a charity. To enhance this even further, I would suggest them to make an NFT, it would be perfect timing, (just please mint enough, or save one for me) Edit: also with humor and despationetly, the opposite of cancel culture (that the cartoon was so full of).
What an honor to see your father interviewed by someone who clearly appreciates him the way so many of us do. Must admit, I cried with them both at the end. And thank YOU Mikhaila for all that you have done...both your own work and the inexhaustible love and support you have given to your family over these last years. Beacons of light in some very dark times... In true gratitude.
What a bloody legend. This man gets so much bad press and it’s all bulshit. I hate identity politics but people say women don’t like him he’s a nazi etc and a conservative. None of these things are true I’m a white liberal painter still young and I love this man. He has changed my life for the better in so many ways. I am so happy he is back. Fantastic interview Jordan! Sending you love and wish you and your family well from Scotland!
This episode was quite literally an answer to a prayer and a game changer. They say prayers are most often answered through other people. Thank you, both.🙏🏽
I don’t want to be lazy and say all of it (so much of what I thought about and felt was contextual), but probably the part about balancing productivity with “living life” and setting incremental, measurable, achievable goals in the face of opposition or time constraints-all while being aware of your temperament and taking that into account. I think the reminder about not comparing yourself to other people is critical to the growth process, otherwise you have a skewed perception of reality, which may undermine growth not support it. Modern Wisdom is a favorite of mine. Thank you, Chris, for the amazing content and hard work and personal sacrifice that it takes to put forth great discussions. And thank you Dr. Peterson for your great work and courage at such a high price and sacrifice for you and your family. It’s not in vain, and it has positively impacted so many people. Nothing but the best for your both!❤️✌🏽
“You do not know the depth of impact your work has had. “ I totally agree with Chris here. Well I am from India, stumbled on Dr. JBP through TH-cam. His words have changed my life for better. When I hear him talk I see my emotions being articulated in a sophisticated way. It feels like a greater self of me talking to my current version trying to help me. Thanks JBP for what you are and what you do. You are a hero and my inspiration.
Omg...I am from India too...absolutely love this man! He has helped me think critically and articulate myself in a way I have never done before and it's soo enjoyable... All the best to you
I have realized years ago that helping others and making your community better is the best feeling in the world. However, what I have also realized is that you cannot really help others until you help youerself first. And you cannot help those who do not want to get help.
That was really something, Chris--without gushing or being maudlin, at the end you distilled how so many of us feel when you told Dr. Peterson, "We chose YOU." And when you said that we'd have gladly shouldered some of his suffering if we could, I said "thank you" aloud! RIght on the money. I thought he might be overwhelmed given his still-vulnerable state, but he responded very well and you guys wrapped up a solid interview powerfully.
@@sandhya797 you see someone you admire... lets say an intellectual.. and you want that outcome. the smartness, the speech, the knowledge etc.. but you dont want the hard part.. lets say 10 hours of studyng things deeply for years and the good habits that made that person (habits that are painfull to some extent.. thats the price to pay
@@jeff9393 thanks Jeff. And I think I needed this right on time. I was having an unsettling day. I will take this. I was agitated and restless about my own journey.
@@sandhya797 a lot of pain comes from disconnecting cause and effect. We see outcomes we want but don’t yet have, and we feel frustrated. But we pay little attention to the effort required to produce the outcome. By considering both, we save ourselves from delusion. Either we decide the outcome is really worth the effort and task ourselves with carrying out the required effort, or we decide the outcome is not worth the effort and move on with our lives! I’ve seen many people remain stuck in this exact mental trap for years; they want a specific outcome, but the required effort simply isn’t worth it. Instead of being honest with themselves, accepting the fact that the outcome simply isn’t good enough to justify the effort, they look for shortcuts, or try motivating themselves with affirmations and self talk. There’s nothing wrong with deciding something simply isn’t worth the effort, even if you’ve already started. It’s a hell of a lot better than wasting time pretending you’re actually going to do it. Best to continue searching for another desirable outcome, where the require effort truly IS worth the effort. When you find that calling, where the outcome IS worth the effort, everything falls into place. It might still be a ton of work, but the work will be productive, it won’t be a psychological battle you play with yourself. Every single day you’ll make incremental progress toward the desired outcome, rather than go to bed in a mental stalemate with yourself, again. And progress - momentum - is what gives us the energy to keep on going down the righteous path
Favorite idea from this interview: "How can people cope with the pain of unreached potential? Every ideal is a judge. When you posit an ideal, you're instantly in an inferior position to that ideal. Your ideal can judge you harshly. Rearrange your reward philosophy: Instead of punishing yourself for the distance between you and your ideal, reward yourself for incremental movement towards it."
This is an incredible take away, not only does it produce more sociability and a general feeling of acceptance that comes with less over thinking, but it also promotes the constant change and perhaps growth of one’s philosophy, which is part of everyone’s journey.
I will probably go back to this amazing podcast often. I can not imagine I will be the only one, so I wrote down some timestamps that might be useful to others too. 00:23 - Chris expressing his gratefulness for Jordan Peterson being back. 1:12 - Jordan Peterson's opinion on the resemblance between him and Red Skull in Marvel Comics' Captain America. 6:58 - Jordan Peterson discusses why the mainstream media is losing support. 18:20 - Jordan Peterson gives his thoughts on the world of productivity and chasing improvement. 25:00 - Jordan Peterson answers "how do you deal with the pain of unreached potential? 30:50 - Jordan Peterson discusses the unseen price successful people pay. 37:38 - Jordan Peterson explains how to deal with being self-conscious in 2021. Is it a blessing or a curse to feel everything so deeply? 52:58 - Jordan Peterson explains how to add a sense of urgency to life. 1:02:19 - Jordan Peterson talks about the rules which he didn't add to his original list of 42 Rules For Life. 1:11:04 - Jordan Peterson explains how to deal with losing friends as you grow. 1:21:48 - Jordan Peterson shares what is coming next and Chris shares the level of impact Jordan Peterson had on his life.
Dr. Peterson is, of course, intelligent, articulate, humble, honest, and above all disarmingly vulnerable. There is no façade, no superficiality, just someone searching to be a better person and, in the process, showing us the way. How many people would open themselves up the way Dr. Peterson does? Perhaps men gravitate to him more because he displays the qualities that they admire and want to emulate--the man they want to be. Definitely one of the best interviews Dr. Peterson has done recently. We are all profoundly grateful that he is on the road to recovery and wish him continued success.
As a 49yo man and father standing in the middle of his half cleaned up room in a broken down mess of emotions and tears after that conversation .... All I can say is thank you for voicing to JBP what I will probably never get the oppertunity to say face to face. Now time get back to my room and life with a little more hope that tomorrow will be just a little bit more ok.
It's a curious thing that years from now, people will marvel to learn that JP was the genesis of so many great people. Can't wait to see what happens to the seeds he plants.
@@realmadrid314 I agree that the goal of self-help books is to get people to a place in life where they do not need to rely on self-help books, and my comment is about people realizing how naive they were to need such a book, and maybe they feel like a sucker, and that writing a sequel to a self help book is to admit that the first self help book didn't work and will get tossed in the used bin of all the other self help books that litter the market, and only temporarily replaced the last self help fad. Also, reading any particular book or the words of any guru should not be proudly considered the geneses of anyone's achievements. this is setting the bar very low for personal growth and is hero worship/cult of personality thinking. be your own hero.
My understanding, in simple words, of Mr Peterson's message to us all is: Do the best you can in every moment of your life with any level of knowledge you might have. Be impeccable. Life is too short to be unimpeccable. Do your best at any given time under any circumstance. You will know when you are impeccable or not by the way you feel and perceive yourself
@@thepl8gued0ct0r8 so much this I totally never bothered to listen to him because of what I'd peripherally heard about him ...& i KNOW how the media(social & msm) work I was very humbled when i finally heard him speak
Agreed, Mara. Although I know very well that mostly men have been responsive to his message, it still surprises me every time to ponder that, because I’m a woman and I feel exactly the way he says men do as they express to them his influence in their lives. I do wish all men could hear him speak.
Such a beautiful human being. Every time he hears he's helped someone, he is immediately moved to tears. Admire his compassion, and strive to develop it yourself!
Often, I find that with podcasts, I can chime in and out of the conversation whilst carrying out other menial tasks. With Jordan Peterson, I have to seriously sit and consider the principles being laid out; otherwise, the value goes unnoticed and ultimately goes over my head. I wanted to share this insight as I am not sure if others have had a similar experience. I think this is a testament to the level of knowledge that is being shared. Great interview, Chris.
Finally. At the end, finally, someone was able to express to Jordan how I truly feel about him. Thanks man. Now I know, without a doubt, that he knows.
They have to be damaged. Or evil. Or highly political. Or something ... really bad. The good intentions emanating from this man combined with the caution in how he deploys them into the world are obvious to see for anyone with eyes. WIthout having to agree with every single thing he says ... you have to be a VERY cynical human being to have a negative take regards JBP. I think a fair portion of the negativity is actually commissioned blow back by the establishment ( The red skull thing being the obvious latest e.g. ) . I suspect what he's been able to accomplish in opposition to their efforts as effectively a single man scares the living shit out of them. They think ... FUCK! What if we had to deal with 1M JBPs ??? That thought keeps their scheming and anxious subconscious awake at night.
@@richardlefaive1944 from what I can see it’s a combination of pathological political and ideological allegiance and just pure ignorance. Any perceived enemy of the modern left is an enemy of thousands of people who mindlessly digest 2nd hand information as fact without a question. Probably suits their own personal narrative or makes them feel good about themselves.
Amazing interview. The line that stood out for me is. There isn't anything more rewarding than trying to do things right. All other forms of reward pale in comparison... Such a powerful sentiment.
Peterson isn't doing things right, he's doing things wrong and spreading lies from an unearned position of supposed intellectual capacity. Have you read "mApS oF mEaNiNg"?
@@ChrisWillx Hi Chris, I thought the whole interview was beautifully paced and your questions were intelligent and moved the conversation on nicely. I loved your tribute to him at the end - it was very moving. I have watched JP since 'Professor against political correctness' and the whole C-16 thing and although I wouldn't count myself as a follower I think he is endlessly fascinating and a thoroughly 'good thing'. I am amazed and puzzled why the woke left continually try to destroy him - and it seems to me that they very nearly did as I cannot believe his illness was unconnected with the wave of hate coming from them (but clearly his personal crisis and the drug thing played a major part also). I think you are a top interviewer and love your style - so I look forward to lots of content in the future. I was, as a side note, very impressed by your use of the term 'metacognisance' ... in a way that seemed to make sense :)
I binge too many of these talks. It's a hard habit to break, since they are endlessly fascinating. I have major depression and listening to Dr. Peterson describe what is going on in my mind when I have to manage my stress has helped me talk myself down and sort myself out. What's helped the most is "tell the truth, or at least don't lie".
Oh my God I'm glad I stuck around for your goodbyes. Your sudden sincerity in thanking Dr. Peterson hit me, man. Wiping my eyes right now. Well said. Thank you
I was quite miserable for a good amount of my 20's. I didn't really need to change much to become happy tho. I lived a fundamentaly good life, but I didn't feel happy. Why? Well, I started smiling. First I was smiling alone in my car, on my way to work. I must've looked like a maniac. I started smiling at everyone at work, I smiled at my wife, I smiled in the store. I smiled everywhere. Then I started greeting people. Saying nice things. I started joking. And you know what? It worked. I'm very much happy. I'm now a positive person, and fun things happens to those who smiles and says "yes". Things that's not fun doesn't take as much place in my life, since there are so much good to focus on. Sometimes it's not your life that has to change to make you happy. You need to change yourself to appreciate what you already have. Start with a smile. You don't look stupid. People who look sad without reason look stupid. Smile!
The last 5 min of this podcast are even more profound than the rest. Freaken profound. Apologies for the multiple posts. This guy just means a lot to me. Makes me feel better about the world.
53:00 profound. Calculating the number of times remaining, in your life, when you will get to partake in desired experiences. That’s a sobering way to prioritize your time
If there was a Pulitzer prize for Best conversation - this would be it. Im mooved to tears. So thank you both very much. I just bought the book, looking forward to reading it. Also, thank you for really telling JBP how grateful you are, I feel the same way.
Perhaps the best interview of JP I have witnessed. CW articulated the sense of gratitude most people feel for JP AND led a very interesting conversation. How very lucky we are to witness this kind of genuine, mind-expanding exchange!
You know something fella? You’re really good at this. You get the best out of your subjects. That takes some doing. I don’t know how you top that. But I’ll be watching. Thanks man, that was powerful.
1:23:49 to the end, Chris thanks Jordan, deeply moving 🙏🙏🙏 !!! It's almost like watching the spirit of God enveloping the two of them, and then reaching out, and touching you, the observer, and bringing a tear to your eye!!
Omg Chris, I can't tell you how totally profound and fantastic this interview was. I have tears running down my face. You seriously brought out the best in this wonderful, insightful and profound man. Thank you so much for making my day infinitely better.
I would again say, this was Jordan Peterson at his best, as I said thus after Michael Shermer's talk with JBP. Again, so clear, so humble, so profound. You listen to Jordan, you hear things he said before, but its always like new, hence its coming out of the now, with all intensity, truthfulness and the wish to give the best possible in the now and wisdom finds expression. Also, Chris was at his best, also listening and also humble, with very good questions and inspirations, another milestonean gathering. Thanks to both of you!
"Unbroken we're noble creatures." Mr Williamson you've brought out the magic and the beauty of one of our true heroes and I thank you for sharing this masterful conversation. 🙏
Fabulous conversation. Jordan’s eloquence and erudition is immense. Great to see that he’s looking well. Play being a rooted cognition and that’s so obvious. Thanks for the emphasis on that.
He’s so kind and full of wisdom. Definitely a person to help guide you through dark days. I’ve read his last two books and I’m not on board with all his ideas, but he’s still sincere and it’s all from the heart. He’s a good guy.
I don’t get goosebumps too often, but your thank you to Jordan at the end here made me stop breathing haha. The world needs more of these conversations and thank you for putting this interview out for everyone to see and feel. Purely amazing stuff. You’ve received a new follower man👏🏼
Making money is not the same as keeping it, there is a reason why investment aren't well thought in schools, the examples you gave are well stationed, the market crisis gave me my first millions, people shy away from hard times, I embrace them.. Well at least my advisor does lol😄
Intresting content. Is it still advisable to leave idle money in a saving account at an average interest rate of 0.95%? I want a better way to diversify my portfolio and with current inflation, cr'ypto gain taxes are no jokes. I would like to know the most efficient way to make money work for me without falling due to market fluctu_ations as we are in bear market. Any tips?
@@douglasford7929Wow someone menti-oned Ellis Gregory Carson Fx, made hu-ge pro-fits trading with him, never bothered about my trades as he mon-itors them for me, while I just chill 💯
Just finished this podcast and the last few minutes had me bawling! Two beautiful souls, real men who aren’t ashamed to show their emotions. Thank you for this excellent conversation 💜
Wow, Chris, you came as close as I've seen someone come to articulating the thanks that I wish I could express to Professor Jordan Peterson. That ending was beautiful. It brought tears to my eyes.
Chris, what a beautiful way to wrap up at the end. You’ve expressed the exact sentiments that I’m sure countless people would have wanted to tell Dr. Peterson. Simply beautiful.
Chris, I did not know who you were until a few days ago when I stumbled across 1 of your episodes. Since then I’ve binged many hours of your content. I like your style, your choice of guests and the content of your discussions. I wish you all the success your work deserves
Great conversation Chris. Jordan is such a brilliant man i’ve been listening to him since he blew up. He has such great insight into the world and people. His level of micro analysis is astounding, as woman i’ve learnt so much from him. So happy to have him back on the scene and looking well 💗🦞
The emotion at the end had tears running down my face. The way you thanked him was so humbling to him I think and I’m not sure he really wanted to react to that. This was so good. I’m very happy he’s doing better. We are better people as a result of his work. I have encouraged my kids to read his books and now there’s another one 🥰 thank you Chris for doing what you do!!
Excellent conversation. You made me cry at the end- you are absolutely right that many of us would gladly take some of JBP's suffering if we could. He is our internet dad
I felt like you were talking to me Peterson, there towards the end! You're the man, and so are you, person I've just discovered during a Dr. Peterson binge. keep it up.
Hi Jordon, I watched your last podcast on 'The boy crisis' which I loved and sent to all my family. I was very glad to hear that talking over others is something you are working on because that is something I struggle with too ( I grow up in a family of 10 where we learnt to shout to be heard) and it's refreshing to hear humility.
Thank you for closing that the way you did. Sans the giant impact I've not made on the world, the rest of what you said would have been exactly what I would have wanted to say to the Professor.
I think one of the most special things about dr Peterson is how honestly he thinks about his answers. There was a substantial pause at one point in this episode when he was asked what rule he wished he’d put in the book sooner. Bc Dr. Peterson genuinely wanted to give his honest answer.
Absolutely love this conversation, have heard it many times. As Mikhaila said, hands down the best conversation JP had on a podcast. Chris is brilliant with his pointed and thoughtful questions. Defintely a must watch for millenials and Gen - Z of the world, largely for everyone.
Chris, this was absolutely wonderful to watch. This is far and away my favourite interview anyone has done with Jordan. The sincerity in your gratitude to him at the end on behalf of yourself, and the countless numbers whose lives he's positively impacted was the icing on the cake. Thankyou!
What he says about media... You, Chris, are one of those producers who are doing it RIGHT. Giving a stage for those whom we need to hear, and LETTING THEM TALK! So many hosts etc. etc. are sticking themselves smack center before their guests, the latter serving as the publicity tools of the former. Kudos to you for doing your job loyally and properly!
I watched this podcast in its entirety after seeing the shorter clip earlier today, and jeez Louise, do I have a LOT of food for thought right now. This discussion hit me on all cylinders and this hour of listening has already assisted me in the direction of reframing some of the things I'm currently contending with in my life. Thank you to Chris and Jordan.
Pile JP with praise and respect and he just grows even more humble. He resonates with the best in me and I'm so grateful for his presence at this time.
My sister attended Easter service after more than a year of covid isolation. She died the following Friday. So I am so glad she had the chance to celebrate the Resurrection with her church family. So a one-hour Sunday service could powerfully change your life and prepare you for death and eternity.
If I hadn’t known Jordan had been ill, I honestly wouldn’t have been able to tell. The final 30 minutes of this episode are peak JBP and sharp as hell. Welcome back Professor.
He's steadily doing fine, in health. You're doing fine too. Thanks for this podcast episode
Bring him more regularly!
Agreed - We are all so happy to have you back Jordan!
It's so good to have him back, and just as he returns he is received with this weird red skull thing, but as usual he is giving us a master class on how to handle it, head on, intelligently, proactively and even turning into a chance to help a charity. To enhance this even further, I would suggest them to make an NFT, it would be perfect timing, (just please mint enough, or save one for me)
Edit: also with humor and despationetly, the opposite of cancel culture (that the cartoon was so full of).
Jordan "Blade" Peterson
Hands down the best conversation I’ve seen my dad have on a podcast. Good job.
So good I watched it twice!
Kinda cool I get to watch it same time you do. I never see comments from cool people I follow this close to when they post them!
Too kind, thanks Mik
Lobster princess 👸
What an honor to see your father interviewed by someone who clearly appreciates him the way so many of us do.
Must admit, I cried with them both at the end.
And thank YOU Mikhaila for all that you have done...both your own work and the inexhaustible love and support you have given to your family over these last years.
Beacons of light in some very dark times...
In true gratitude.
What a bloody legend. This man gets so much bad press and it’s all bulshit. I hate identity politics but people say women don’t like him he’s a nazi etc and a conservative. None of these things are true I’m a white liberal painter still young and I love this man. He has changed my life for the better in so many ways. I am so happy he is back. Fantastic interview Jordan! Sending you love and wish you and your family well from Scotland!
#Cara M I am a woman and I think he is wonderful.
Yep!
I am an older white woman and never cease to be amazed by JP and CW is brilliant too
A woman that thinks he’s a bad man is inhabited by demons.
@@justanothernick3984 Because he cares. He's been ill though as well.
This episode was quite literally an answer to a prayer and a game changer. They say prayers are most often answered through other people. Thank you, both.🙏🏽
My pleasure, which section did you enjoy most?
I don’t want to be lazy and say all of it (so much of what I thought about and felt was contextual), but probably the part about balancing productivity with “living life” and setting incremental, measurable, achievable goals in the face of opposition or time constraints-all while being aware of your temperament and taking that into account. I think the reminder about not comparing yourself to other people is critical to the growth process, otherwise you have a skewed perception of reality, which may undermine growth not support it.
Modern Wisdom is a favorite of mine. Thank you, Chris, for the amazing content and hard work and personal sacrifice that it takes to put forth great discussions. And thank you Dr. Peterson for your great work and courage at such a high price and sacrifice for you and your family. It’s not in vain, and it has positively impacted so many people.
Nothing but the best for your both!❤️✌🏽
@@michellemiramontes8631 Totally agree! 🤗
@@ChrisWillx
1:28:50 Mate... 😔🙏
wow you pray for JP to be on a podcast. put another coin in the prayer machine.
“You do not know the depth of impact your work has had. “ I totally agree with Chris here. Well I am from India, stumbled on Dr. JBP through TH-cam. His words have changed my life for better. When I hear him talk I see my emotions being articulated in a sophisticated way. It feels like a greater self of me talking to my current version trying to help me. Thanks JBP for what you are and what you do. You are a hero and my inspiration.
Omg...I am from India too...absolutely love this man! He has helped me think critically and articulate myself in a way I have never done before and it's soo enjoyable... All the best to you
Great words from India.
@@kavyagopal6802 All The Best right back at you. Wishing you and others like you great fortune and insight in this World
Oh yes! So glad I stumbled upon JBP. Quite by accident, but what a blessing!
I have realized years ago that helping others and making your community better is the best feeling in the world. However, what I have also realized is that you cannot really help others until you help youerself first. And you cannot help those who do not want to get help.
Well said
I followed this belief for 30 years. I now see I have accumulated many leeches.
It’s time for a personal reset.
That was really something, Chris--without gushing or being maudlin, at the end you distilled how so many of us feel when you told Dr. Peterson, "We chose YOU." And when you said that we'd have gladly shouldered some of his suffering if we could, I said "thank you" aloud! RIght on the money. I thought he might be overwhelmed given his still-vulnerable state, but he responded very well and you guys wrapped up a solid interview powerfully.
Well put, Dan.
Well put mate!
Exactly what I was thinking. Very well said!
So much love on screen durring the last minutes of this 😍
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Chris: “We don’t know the price we have to pay to be the people we admire.” Wise words. Everybody wants the payday, nobody wants the workweek
What does that phrase mean ?
@@sandhya797 you see someone you admire... lets say an intellectual.. and you want that outcome. the smartness, the speech, the knowledge etc.. but you dont want the hard part.. lets say 10 hours of studyng things deeply for years and the good habits that made that person (habits that are painfull to some extent.. thats the price to pay
@@jeff9393 thanks Jeff. And I think I needed this right on time. I was having an unsettling day. I will take this. I was agitated and restless about my own journey.
@@sandhya797 a lot of pain comes from disconnecting cause and effect. We see outcomes we want but don’t yet have, and we feel frustrated. But we pay little attention to the effort required to produce the outcome. By considering both, we save ourselves from delusion. Either we decide the outcome is really worth the effort and task ourselves with carrying out the required effort, or we decide the outcome is not worth the effort and move on with our lives!
I’ve seen many people remain stuck in this exact mental trap for years; they want a specific outcome, but the required effort simply isn’t worth it. Instead of being honest with themselves, accepting the fact that the outcome simply isn’t good enough to justify the effort, they look for shortcuts, or try motivating themselves with affirmations and self talk. There’s nothing wrong with deciding something simply isn’t worth the effort, even if you’ve already started. It’s a hell of a lot better than wasting time pretending you’re actually going to do it. Best to continue searching for another desirable outcome, where the require effort truly IS worth the effort.
When you find that calling, where the outcome IS worth the effort, everything falls into place. It might still be a ton of work, but the work will be productive, it won’t be a psychological battle you play with yourself. Every single day you’ll make incremental progress toward the desired outcome, rather than go to bed in a mental stalemate with yourself, again. And progress - momentum - is what gives us the energy to keep on going down the righteous path
th-cam.com/video/-45XTnDkwoY/w-d-xo.html
Favorite idea from this interview: "How can people cope with the pain of unreached potential? Every ideal is a judge. When you posit an ideal, you're instantly in an inferior position to that ideal. Your ideal can judge you harshly. Rearrange your reward philosophy: Instead of punishing yourself for the distance between you and your ideal, reward yourself for incremental movement towards it."
Such a nice perspective 🦞
th-cam.com/video/-45XTnDkwoY/w-d-xo.html
This is an incredible take away, not only does it produce more sociability and a general feeling of acceptance that comes with less over thinking, but it also promotes the constant change and perhaps growth of one’s philosophy, which is part of everyone’s journey.
This one is pretty much saving my life right now
Very perceptive and accurately philosophical 👍☺️...
I’m a women been watching him from the start. Absolutely love him ❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
I find your username intriguing but only because i’m arabian myself
I will probably go back to this amazing podcast often. I can not imagine I will be the only one, so I wrote down some timestamps that might be useful to others too.
00:23 - Chris expressing his gratefulness for Jordan Peterson being back.
1:12 - Jordan Peterson's opinion on the resemblance between him and Red Skull in Marvel Comics' Captain America.
6:58 - Jordan Peterson discusses why the mainstream media is losing support.
18:20 - Jordan Peterson gives his thoughts on the world of productivity and chasing improvement.
25:00 - Jordan Peterson answers "how do you deal with the pain of unreached potential?
30:50 - Jordan Peterson discusses the unseen price successful people pay.
37:38 - Jordan Peterson explains how to deal with being self-conscious in 2021. Is it a blessing or a curse to feel everything so deeply?
52:58 - Jordan Peterson explains how to add a sense of urgency to life.
1:02:19 - Jordan Peterson talks about the rules which he didn't add to his original list of 42 Rules For Life.
1:11:04 - Jordan Peterson explains how to deal with losing friends as you grow.
1:21:48 - Jordan Peterson shares what is coming next and Chris shares the level of impact Jordan Peterson had on his life.
Awesome, thank you!
Great job man! This sure beats trying to read my chicken scratch on a prince of paper I made myself lol
Thank you, friend
thanks for this
Many Thanks🥰
Unbelievable stuff mate, proud of ya
Thank you brotha, appreciate the support
The questions though... far from lazy. What an amazing conversation !!!
unbelievable is right
Rob lipsett in the comments, who knew.
His continued ability to understand the rapidly evolving media landscape is amazing
Agree. In a world that seems to make no sense today he is able to make it seem a little more clear.
He does attribute a lot of the media savvyness to Mikhaila though, classic Peterson generosity and humility
and thats why I buy his books. for his media analysis.
Best interview he's done since his return. All the feels. You brought the best out of him.
That's the comment I wanted. Thank you Jesse
Dr. Peterson is, of course, intelligent, articulate, humble, honest, and above all disarmingly vulnerable. There is no façade, no superficiality, just someone searching to be a better person and, in the process, showing us the way. How many people would open themselves up the way Dr. Peterson does? Perhaps men gravitate to him more because he displays the qualities that they admire and want to emulate--the man they want to be. Definitely one of the best interviews Dr. Peterson has done recently. We are all profoundly grateful that he is on the road to recovery and wish him continued success.
I cried at the end. I NEVER cry.
Thank you both.
As a 49yo man and father standing in the middle of his half cleaned up room in a broken down mess of emotions and tears after that conversation .... All I can say is thank you for voicing to JBP what I will probably never get the oppertunity to say face to face.
Now time get back to my room and life with a little more hope that tomorrow will be just a little bit more ok.
That's the way! 🦞🦞🦞
Hell yeah, you keep goin brother👊
Keep pluggin away
Keep going! You've inspired me to clean my room!
Damn , this hit me , I hope you have a great day my man
It's a curious thing that years from now, people will marvel to learn that JP was the genesis of so many great people. Can't wait to see what happens to the seeds he plants.
Ooooh, that's good.
Very well put.
nah. most people who bought his books now will be selling them in a garage sale in 5 years when they have to move out their parents basement.
@@WoodenWizard Entrepreneurial and independent? Sounds like JP did that person a favor.
@@realmadrid314 I agree that the goal of self-help books is to get people to a place in life where they do not need to rely on self-help books, and my comment is about people realizing how naive they were to need such a book, and maybe they feel like a sucker, and that writing a sequel to a self help book is to admit that the first self help book didn't work and will get tossed in the used bin of all the other self help books that litter the market, and only temporarily replaced the last self help fad. Also, reading any particular book or the words of any guru should not be proudly considered the geneses of anyone's achievements. this is setting the bar very low for personal growth and is hero worship/cult of personality thinking. be your own hero.
My understanding, in simple words, of Mr Peterson's message to us all is: Do the best you can in every moment of your life with any level of knowledge you might have. Be impeccable. Life is too short to be unimpeccable. Do your best at any given time under any circumstance. You will know when you are impeccable or not by the way you feel and perceive yourself
You got the assignment for sure!!!
Watching this from some village in Africa and Daam am Greatful i can manage to get internet to Watch Jordan Peterson , good use of my Mb.
You know, it’s not only men that love him
He probaly has a lot of women fans but he’d have a lot more women fans if the media didn’t portray him as a sexist
@@thepl8gued0ct0r8 so much this
I totally never bothered to listen to him because of what I'd peripherally heard about him ...& i KNOW how the media(social & msm) work
I was very humbled when i finally heard him speak
Agreed, Mara. Although I know very well that mostly men have been responsive to his message, it still surprises me every time to ponder that, because I’m a woman and I feel exactly the way he says men do as they express to them his influence in their lives. I do wish all men could hear him speak.
Agreed!
No you’re right, some seriously deranged women do follow him too
I'm so glad Dr Peterson is steadily getting better. He's been sorely missed.
Yes!
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I love every and each word that comes out of the mouth of Dr. Jordan Peterson. 💕💕💕💕
Dr. Jordan Peterson has definitely help me in hard times, learned more about myself for sure.
This episode should help also
@@ChrisWillx Yes thank you, great interview, just what I needed
That ending had me in tears. Thanks Chris for telling Jordan how I feel.
Such a beautiful human being. Every time he hears he's helped someone, he is immediately moved to tears. Admire his compassion, and strive to develop it yourself!
So so glad to have JP back!! You were sorely missed. You're looking healthy.
Often, I find that with podcasts, I can chime in and out of the conversation whilst carrying out other menial tasks. With Jordan Peterson, I have to seriously sit and consider the principles being laid out; otherwise, the value goes unnoticed and ultimately goes over my head. I wanted to share this insight as I am not sure if others have had a similar experience. I think this is a testament to the level of knowledge that is being shared.
Great interview, Chris.
Me too. Also, I must listen to Jordan on normal speed. Just so I have the time to comprehend better what ever he is saying.
Finally. At the end, finally, someone was able to express to Jordan how I truly feel about him. Thanks man. Now I know, without a doubt, that he knows.
Anyone who demonizes this man shouldn't be taken seriously and you should be highly skeptical of their motives.
True. I can understand some criticism, but the way they demonize him is disgusting.
They have to be damaged. Or evil. Or highly political. Or something ... really bad. The good intentions emanating from this man combined with the caution in how he deploys them into the world are obvious to see for anyone with eyes.
WIthout having to agree with every single thing he says ... you have to be a VERY cynical human being to have a negative take regards JBP.
I think a fair portion of the negativity is actually commissioned blow back by the establishment ( The red skull thing being the obvious latest e.g. ) . I suspect what he's been able to accomplish in opposition to their efforts as effectively a single man scares the living shit out of them. They think ... FUCK! What if we had to deal with 1M JBPs ??? That thought keeps their scheming and anxious subconscious awake at night.
Haters gonna hate.
@@richardlefaive1944 from what I can see it’s a combination of pathological political and ideological allegiance and just pure ignorance. Any perceived enemy of the modern left is an enemy of thousands of people who mindlessly digest 2nd hand information as fact without a question. Probably suits their own personal narrative or makes them feel good about themselves.
Seems only those ideologically possessed do such demonic things. Irony. 🙄 (evil calling good evil.)
its just amazing and how the talk end it made me on tears.. thank u and thank u again dr peterson
Amazing interview. The line that stood out for me is.
There isn't anything more rewarding than trying to do things right. All other forms of reward pale in comparison...
Such a powerful sentiment.
Peterson isn't doing things right, he's doing things wrong and spreading lies from an unearned position of supposed intellectual capacity. Have you read "mApS oF mEaNiNg"?
You are a very good interviewer. Thanks for this.
Thank you John, it's easy work when you're interested in your guest. What was your favourite part?
@@ChrisWillx Hi Chris, I thought the whole interview was beautifully paced and your questions were intelligent and moved the conversation on nicely. I loved your tribute to him at the end - it was very moving. I have watched JP since 'Professor against political correctness' and the whole C-16 thing and although I wouldn't count myself as a follower I think he is endlessly fascinating and a thoroughly 'good thing'. I am amazed and puzzled why the woke left continually try to destroy him - and it seems to me that they very nearly did as I cannot believe his illness was unconnected with the wave of hate coming from them (but clearly his personal crisis and the drug thing played a major part also). I think you are a top interviewer and love your style - so I look forward to lots of content in the future. I was, as a side note, very impressed by your use of the term 'metacognisance' ... in a way that seemed to make sense :)
"Gonna donate all the proceeds to charity" -RED SKULL
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I know. What an absolute bastard, right?
And all that cat-petting... despicable.
I binge too many of these talks. It's a hard habit to break, since they are endlessly fascinating. I have major depression and listening to Dr. Peterson describe what is going on in my mind when I have to manage my stress has helped me talk myself down and sort myself out. What's helped the most is "tell the truth, or at least don't lie".
Oh my God I'm glad I stuck around for your goodbyes. Your sudden sincerity in thanking Dr. Peterson hit me, man. Wiping my eyes right now. Well said. Thank you
I am very thankful for Dr Peterson!!!!!!!!
I was quite miserable for a good amount of my 20's. I didn't really need to change much to become happy tho. I lived a fundamentaly good life, but I didn't feel happy. Why? Well, I started smiling. First I was smiling alone in my car, on my way to work. I must've looked like a maniac. I started smiling at everyone at work, I smiled at my wife, I smiled in the store. I smiled everywhere. Then I started greeting people. Saying nice things. I started joking. And you know what? It worked. I'm very much happy. I'm now a positive person, and fun things happens to those who smiles and says "yes". Things that's not fun doesn't take as much place in my life, since there are so much good to focus on.
Sometimes it's not your life that has to change to make you happy. You need to change yourself to appreciate what you already have. Start with a smile. You don't look stupid. People who look sad without reason look stupid. Smile!
Well said bro thank you!
Excellent Contribution 🙏👍👍
Reading this with a smile :)
Smile : th-cam.com/video/0DXBgJ_2E5U/w-d-xo.html Smile and really mean it. You obviously did/do that Victor. So glad you're passing it on.
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The last 5 min of this podcast are even more profound than the rest. Freaken profound.
Apologies for the multiple posts.
This guy just means a lot to me. Makes me feel better about the world.
Jordan Peterson is so gorgeously articulate and insightful. It’s like watching Lebron play basketball or Adele sing or Picasso paint.
Don't you dare compare Jordan Peterson with LeChina James
Darn right he is
I missed JP soooo much. Thank God he's back.
Minute 1:05 and 1:28. Well, and the entire conversation. When I’m discouraged it’s these talks that get me back on my feet. 💕
The ending made me tear up. I cannot express how much of an impact JBP has had on my life and how he has changed my way of thinking and behaving.
53:00 profound. Calculating the number of times remaining, in your life, when you will get to partake in desired experiences. That’s a sobering way to prioritize your time
Thank you for letting him speak and honoring him!
1:25:01 Just love you JP. You're the father that most guys didn't had. We are grateful to you.
"The only worst thing then being talked about is not being talked about"
Oscar Wilde
You just keep getting bigger and better Dr.Peterson.
With great regret, I have but only one "Like" to provide this video. Well done, gentlemen, well done.
Lots of LOVE, Respect and Gratitude from Mexico!!!
May God give you back your health Sir. ✨🙏🏼✨
If there was a Pulitzer prize for Best conversation - this would be it. Im mooved to tears.
So thank you both very much.
I just bought the book, looking forward to reading it.
Also, thank you for really telling JBP how grateful you are, I feel the same way.
Perhaps the best interview of JP I have witnessed. CW articulated the sense of gratitude most people feel for JP AND led a very interesting conversation. How very lucky we are to witness this kind of genuine, mind-expanding exchange!
You know something fella? You’re really good at this. You get the best out of your subjects. That takes some doing. I don’t know how you top that. But I’ll be watching. Thanks man, that was powerful.
This is the best I've seen him yet since he's been back!
I'd say so as well
The conversation with Lewis Howes is also great, just came out.
@@solaveritas2 ooh sweet, checking that out next.
1:23:49 to the end, Chris thanks Jordan,
deeply moving 🙏🙏🙏 !!!
It's almost like watching the spirit of God enveloping the two of them, and then reaching out, and touching you, the observer, and bringing a tear to your eye!!
It was a beautiful thing to witness.
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Great Dialogue here.
As always, When the Doctor is in the house, he makes everyone a better person.
Thank you.
Jordan Peterson is impressed by his questions and so am I.
Omg Chris, I can't tell you how totally profound and fantastic this interview was. I have tears running down my face. You seriously brought out the best in this wonderful, insightful and profound man. Thank you so much for making my day infinitely better.
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I would again say, this was Jordan Peterson at his best, as I said thus after Michael Shermer's talk with JBP.
Again, so clear, so humble, so profound. You listen to Jordan, you hear things he said before, but its always like new, hence its coming out of the now, with all intensity, truthfulness and the wish to give the best possible in the now and wisdom finds expression. Also, Chris was at his best, also listening and also humble, with very good questions and inspirations, another milestonean gathering. Thanks to both of you!
Ditto to your remarks about what Mr. Jordan Petersen has done in our minds through sharing his wisdom. The Solomon of our times....
Everytime JP talks about the people he has helped and how their words affect him and breaks down it hits me right in the heart every time :'(
"Unbroken we're noble creatures." Mr Williamson you've brought out the magic and the beauty of one of our true heroes and I thank you for sharing this masterful conversation. 🙏
The best podcast I have ever listened to.
Fabulous conversation. Jordan’s eloquence and erudition is immense. Great to see that he’s looking well. Play being a rooted cognition and that’s so obvious. Thanks for the emphasis on that.
He’s so kind and full of wisdom. Definitely a person to help guide you through dark days. I’ve read his last two books and I’m not on board with all his ideas, but he’s still sincere and it’s all from the heart. He’s a good guy.
I agree completely... in his books he’s talking to himself just as much as his audience.
He’s sincerely trying to help everyone he can.
Hell yeah! That ending was a thing of beauty, you're doing the lords work Chris thanks brother 🙏
I don’t get goosebumps too often, but your thank you to Jordan at the end here made me stop breathing haha. The world needs more of these conversations and thank you for putting this interview out for everyone to see and feel. Purely amazing stuff. You’ve received a new follower man👏🏼
I am so addicted to this man.. can't stop watching his speeches ... I wish I had his brain
Making money is not the same as keeping it, there is a reason why investment aren't well thought in schools, the examples you gave are well stationed, the market crisis gave me my first millions, people shy away from hard times, I embrace them.. Well at least my advisor does lol😄
Intresting content. Is it still advisable to leave idle money in a saving account at an average interest rate of 0.95%?
I want a better way to diversify my portfolio and with current inflation, cr'ypto gain taxes are no jokes. I would like to know the most efficient way to make money work for me without falling due to market fluctu_ations as we are in bear market. Any tips?
Money is worthless when you don't invest it, I trust my trader Ellis Gregory Carson Fx. I'm not bordered when he trade my coins.
@@douglasford7929Wow someone menti-oned Ellis Gregory Carson Fx, made hu-ge pro-fits trading with him, never bothered about my trades as he mon-itors them for me, while I just chill 💯
Nobody becomes a millionaire or billionaire by working for others and depending on them, good investment brings millions of dollars.
@linalaurent9929Wow am shocked someone men-tioned and recommended Ellis Gregory I thought am the only one tra'ding with him
Just finished this podcast and the last few minutes had me bawling! Two beautiful souls, real men who aren’t ashamed to show their emotions. Thank you for this excellent conversation 💜
Wow, Chris, you came as close as I've seen someone come to articulating the thanks that I wish I could express to Professor Jordan Peterson. That ending was beautiful. It brought tears to my eyes.
Awesome episode Chris! Hats off buddy. Jordan never fails to impress and encourage, an actual blessing.
I wish I’d have been lucky enough to have this man as my father x
Chris, what a beautiful way to wrap up at the end. You’ve expressed the exact sentiments that I’m sure countless people would have wanted to tell Dr. Peterson. Simply beautiful.
Chris, I did not know who you were until a few days ago when I stumbled across 1 of your episodes. Since then I’ve binged many hours of your content. I like your style, your choice of guests and the content of your discussions. I wish you all the success your work deserves
I'm so glad he's good again, this jewel of a man.
Great conversation Chris. Jordan is such a brilliant man i’ve been listening to him since he blew up. He has such great insight into the world and people. His level of micro analysis is astounding, as woman i’ve learnt so much from him. So happy to have him back on the scene and looking well 💗🦞
There are SO many nuggets in this conversation. I could replay it a dozen times and still get more out of it. Thank you Jordan and Chris
The emotion at the end had tears running down my face. The way you thanked him was so humbling to him I think and I’m not sure he really wanted to react to that. This was so good. I’m very happy he’s doing better. We are better people as a result of his work. I have encouraged my kids to read his books and now there’s another one 🥰 thank you Chris for doing what you do!!
Excellent conversation. You made me cry at the end- you are absolutely right that many of us would gladly take some of JBP's suffering if we could. He is our internet dad
Real humility is a lovely, lovely thing
I felt like you were talking to me Peterson, there towards the end! You're the man, and so are you, person I've just discovered during a Dr. Peterson binge. keep it up.
Hi Jordon, I watched your last podcast on 'The boy crisis' which I loved and sent to all my family. I was very glad to hear that talking over others is something you are working on because that is something I struggle with too ( I grow up in a family of 10 where we learnt to shout to be heard) and it's refreshing to hear humility.
Interviewer plays a great part to dig deep in a legend like JBP and bring great wisdom out , very very good interview Chris 👍!!
Thank you for closing that the way you did. Sans the giant impact I've not made on the world, the rest of what you said would have been exactly what I would have wanted to say to the Professor.
I figured I wouldn't be the only one who wanted to say that
You are an incredible communicator, Chris. God bless you both.
I think one of the most special things about dr Peterson is how honestly he thinks about his answers. There was a substantial pause at one point in this episode when he was asked what rule he wished he’d put in the book sooner. Bc Dr. Peterson genuinely wanted to give his honest answer.
Absolutely love this conversation, have heard it many times. As Mikhaila said, hands down the best conversation JP had on a podcast. Chris is brilliant with his pointed and thoughtful questions. Defintely a must watch for millenials and Gen - Z of the world, largely for everyone.
Chris, this was absolutely wonderful to watch. This is far and away my favourite interview anyone has done with Jordan. The sincerity in your gratitude to him at the end on behalf of yourself, and the countless numbers whose lives he's positively impacted was the icing on the cake. Thankyou!
God bless these two gentlemen
the ending put a smile from one ear to another on my face. You said almost everything I wanted to say to him. Amazing podcast.
He is a wise, humble and goldhearted person.
What he says about media...
You, Chris, are one of those producers who are doing it RIGHT. Giving a stage for those whom we need to hear, and LETTING THEM TALK!
So many hosts etc. etc. are sticking themselves smack center before their guests, the latter serving as the publicity tools of the former. Kudos to you for doing your job loyally and properly!
When he said „life is short“ for the first time I really felt it and it scared me.
Yes, because you are a human being. And oh, me too ☺️🦞
@@nelli.bonelli we are lobsters 🦞
So make sure life continues beyond yourself. One more reason why to raise children makes me so happy 😍
@@gatherfeather3122 Well, first I need to find a good father for them and that’s not that easy :))
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By far, this is Peterson’s best interview. Two people exchanging thoughts instead of the toxic tricks people always try to put him in
I watched this podcast in its entirety after seeing the shorter clip earlier today, and jeez Louise, do I have a LOT of food for thought right now. This discussion hit me on all cylinders and this hour of listening has already assisted me in the direction of reframing some of the things I'm currently contending with in my life. Thank you to Chris and Jordan.
Pile JP with praise and respect and he just grows even more humble. He resonates with the best in me and I'm so grateful for his presence at this time.
Excellent interview. So many gems to take away.
My sister attended Easter service after more than a year of covid isolation. She died the following Friday. So I am so glad she had the chance to celebrate the Resurrection with her church family. So a one-hour Sunday service could powerfully change your life and prepare you for death and eternity.
I am sorry for your loss.
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Wow, tears flowing on that last part. 💓 Thank you Dr. Peterson.
You Jordan....are so full of wisdom...and ❤️ love.....thank you soooo...much.......you have helped me.....and many others .....you are awesome!!!!