Lobotomized sheep=Harvard review committee.Their loss is our gain. Eloquent, insightful, one of the wise sages of our day. And proof that there is still goodness and empathy and honor present in the world. Thank you, Jordan Peterson for sharing your mind and heart with the world. Lead on and blessings to you and your family!
“If you don’t know what to choose, make your best damn guess and go forward with it. Is it the right decision? No, but it’s better than staying where you’re at and withering away” - Jordan Peterson
This is perhaps what I needed!! A Big thanks to the team who made it possible to upload it on TH-cam. So much grateful for this man and for his entire team! Love from Sikkim, India!
@@palashraghuwanshi4815 Bro this man is just amazing! Ever since I have started watching his videos I have grown in so many areas!! Which part of India are you from?
Difficult goals are like a compass for navigating your way through life, particularly if they're long-term. Once you have a goal set, you know exactly what you should be doing to strive closer to it. But once you eventually accomplish that goal, it's easy to feel lost because the blueprint is gone. I think most people come to this realization once they finish school because the path becomes a lot murkier and it's not obvious which direction your life should take since there are an infinite number of potential options.
Life is difficult and harsh. But while you still have chance, be sure to use it. Overcoming the difficulties is like managing to pick a lock that seemed impossible, the rewards are priceless
What he's saying is absolutely true. In my 20-year path to reach my goal, 99.99 percent of the objects that I've encountered were irrelevant things. It's driven me to the brink of madness. So far I haven't given up, but that has caused my social and love life to be non-existent. If you, unlike me, have financial support, heed this advice from JP.
Thanks for your videos. They are helping me. I am still swimming up towards the light at the surface and am having trouble clarifying my goals or point of being here because I felt they don’t exist for me for 48 years now but at least I know for sure what work needs to be done and in what order. I love the sense of humor also. I respect how u persist in changing minds and waking people up. See u live in a couple of weeks. Looking forward to it.
I always think of it this way as long as your on the track and steadly moving on it your ok but sooner or later your going to reach your destination then you better get the next connection rather than being stuck on the platform , youve got to keep moving 👍👍
As a film maker it’s hard to keep writing and directing and editing. But like stated it’s better to move forward than to be stagnant. I’ll keep making films.
Have you found your ideal structured aim? Curious, I’m in search of mine after reaching the end of a “frame” and would love to see others examples of this. Aka currently suffering stupidly but maybe not too intensely… yet.
If you enjoy being challenged by ideas and if mastery and masculinity are topics that interest you, I invite you to explore the videos I share on the Mastery Order Channel. Challenge yourself with some ideas about manhood, explore your masculine potential and become the kind of man you would look up to. We can only better ourselves together, as men among men, so I invite you to use what I share and, of course, share your own opinions so that others can benefit from them as well. Looking forward to your points of view. All the best to you!
I didn’t really understand much after minute 6:00 , the part about “the baseline of suffering”. Can someone explain the meaning or maybe rephrase it, please?
The buddha said the nature of desire is that it is unfulfillable. Obtain one goal and you are on to the next. The key is not so much in the goal but in the journey. The end of the road matters to some extent at least to motivate, but the real treasure is not the adventure of getting there if we allow ourselves to be fully present at each moment along the way
I have to disagree a little. Just lying there and thinking about the world may mean suffering, but not necessarily. It’s a little complicated now. Well, I said decades ago that it doesn’t matter what you’ve accomplished in life. What matters is what you wanted to achieve. Precisely because it sets the path on which one learns, there are the events that shape the character and all that. Can explain this in English poorly, so let’s assume what you wanted to achieve with your life is an improvement of the world. With this aim it is intended that one suffers along the way, if only because the causes of suffering have to be studied. So when post-traumatic stress disorder comes into play, like in one of the last videos, then you lie in bed for a few years and think about it anyway. But it doesn’t have to be destructive suffering if you had a goal for which you had to suffer in order to get closer to that goal anyway, does it? Of course this has to come to an end, but often it ends with suicide if someone doesn’t find sense in suffering. Or if someone isn’t aware of the target. Well that way, I can’t explain in English exactly how I mean it. In any case, I am not a fan of people deciding so often whether or not one has achieved something in one’s life. Far too often people come and want to be shown what you have to show and far too often no knowledge, experience, wisdom or anything like that counts. Most of the time, it’s just material things that matter, or even worse, papers that say you have some value to the community. A career, an important job and many other things that often have only a fictional value. I guess there’s a deep-seated automatic that comes about because we don’t want to be killed by the people like an insect queen if we don’t have any more use for the people. This ends up in a system that creates a lot of really useless positions that we can use to hedge ourselves with. Something along those lines. This is probably one of the main causes of my depression, since I have had problems since childhood and an example would be this completely senseless lawn mowing every 2 weeks. It can increase your value in the neighborhood, your fictional benefit to society, and it makes you feel good. Unless the community in which you live and by which you define yourself is not humanity, but the flora and fauna, the creation. Then it destroys you inside if you have to mow the lawn every two weeks to prevent others from attacking you. Anyway, this would be a case where I’d rather just lie there and do nothing. 80% less insect mass, and I’m starting to think we’re being ruled by idiots like Mao who want to reach 100%.
If mowing the lawn is the frame and you hate it, might need to change the frame. If you're unable to because this is a household chore and maybe you're young, just decide what you want and wait until the day you are able to change your frame and accomplish the necessary steps to get to your goal.
@@AwesomeSauce7176 I’m not young and I want to do as little damage as possible in everyday life. The problem with mowing lawns is that I count the animals and plants in the community that I don’t want to harm, while I’m more or less totally dependent on people who don’t even feel that community. I have the same problem with many other activities that are supposed to use, but for me only produce damage. The question is always, for which community something is being done. So it is not that easy, especially not because I belong to both sides, which should not be separated at all. Maybe I just have to choose one side and forget the other, which is not possible so far. It’s complicated. . . As I said, my English is not enough. At the moment, it just seems that I prefer to just watch, think and try to understand why it works this way and not any other way. I think Peterson had said something like that about PTSD, it must be typical, but so far, in my case, no such diagnosis has been made by the experts. Although almost all of them sat in positions where it was important to get rid of patients as a cost factor. Or worse, because these doctors had a sick ego and were therefore representative of the cause of the development of such diseases. Sick ambition and all that you can expect in career people. I suspect there’s an automatic in these people, which leads them to minimize the consequences of their character. For example, by misdiagnoses when they meet patients, they report incidents in which perpetrators appear with similar traits to the doctor. In my case, a morbidly narcissistic, morbidly ambitious psychopath. So if I come across a doctor in a leading position who is morbidly ambitious and narcissistic, I already have problems. And I don’t think they’ll even know what they’re doing. It’s about repression, denial and all that. Anyway, it’s not just the lawn mowing that keeps me busy and breaking, it’s my species.
Indeed. It is easy to get suffocated by a bigger vision, especially when you know what you are aiming for. If you enjoy being challenged by ideas and if mastery and masculinity are topics that interest you, I invite you to explore the videos I share on the Mastery Order Channel. Challenge yourself with some ideas about manhood, explore your masculine potential and become the kind of man you would admire. We can only better ourselves together, as men among men, so I invite you to use what I share and, of course, share your own opinions so that others can benefit from them as well. Looking forward to your points of view. All the best to you!
@@MasteryOrderThank you for your Interest. My need is simple as don’t get fired for the next 3.5 years. Saving to my first million £ and use it to get a slightly bigger flat in a good neighbourhood. Finish getting into shape. Get good at art photo and make a book and an exhibition, need an A2 printer and I updating my Camera system. Reduce my OCD and get a PhD in History of Technology after retirement.
While I'm glad many of you have found comfort skimming through this video: This is not a good feel video for doing things you are supposed to be doing, it's an invitation to do something higher to truly feel a sense of accomplishment other than "I payed my bills, fed my family and got them a little gizmo" like many of the comments below truly are.
I like the arguments and discussions but it seems to me that it is mainly aimed at the individual doing something about his or her faith, to take charge with positive actions and outlook in any given situations. What about the societal framework, education, archaic boundaries imposed on us from a higher structure as if we were animals and they are some sort of shepherds of anticipated greed. Kiss, kiss.
Jordon , work on your adrenal glands. I say the following with respect . You get emotionally tweaked very easily. That is a sign of weak adrenals. Many, many side effects to dysfunctional adrenals and crying, very easily is one of them. I'm sure many times your crying is justified. Watching you, I would say the crying or getting emotionally upset many times is not. See an endocrinologist , try using some growth hormone injections. Thank you . Signed James Hastings, U.S Merchant Marines, Vietnam 1971. Just for the record my service records are on file with Homeland Security not the Military, long story. P.S. Many endo docs are threaten by the use of growth hormone because of it's' healing effects. .Same goes for Pharma = much propaganda about growth hormone. A little testosterone mixed in with that does wonders.
Behind every goal is a Why. That Why is more important than any goal. The Goal is just the means, the measurement, the instrument to fulfill that Why. Most people make the mistake by trying to follow someone else's Goals without their Why, and that is why so many people fail. It has to be for you. It has to mean so much to you. Or it means nothing at all.
On the show Meat Eater, the host Steve Rinella talks about how the hunt isn’t satisfying unless it kinda sucks. He says there’s two kinds of fun, cheap fun (i.e. roller coasters etc) and actual fun (doing hard things that are deeply satisfying.) Would love to hear an interview between you two.
This reminds me of a time where I was talking to a truck driver and he told me that his job was more exciting when new problems came up on his routes or he was going somewhere he had never been before, even it meant he might get a bit lost and lose time. The point is, if he was taking a well worn path and not a damn thing went wrong, he was bored (as you could imagine would be the case if you're on the road 14 hrs per day).
Just love how Dr. Peterson distills ideas to critical points that make the "light bulb" turn on, such as: - goals being analgesic, thus reducing pain or - goals making the world relevant thus aiding one's focus and effort, by banishing all other distractions. THANK YOU Sir!
He's actually a great teacher. What joy to live under the same era as these people that can get you to snap right out of illogical thinking under these divided times. To have Dr Peterson in the world at this time is such a blessing.
I'm almost 23. I have been suffering unnecessarily for a while because of life's inherent characteristics that you have mentioned: it is complex, full of misery, and brief. Thank you for showing me how I can deal with it. Please continue to teach us, sir. Your teachings, it could really save lives.
I started a new job recently in sales (start of my 5th week today), and It's the first time I've done Good in the sales. My average is 8 sales a day and my personal best is 14, getting £20 a sale. I set a "lofty goal" of 15 a day, and eventually 20 a day. I say eventually because I knew I would need to improve my sleep and diet to reach those numbers. Anyway, I was filled with positivity and ambition. My boss has another agenda, he would rather I built a team, which I had all intentions of, in fact I would gave him the best team he has ever had was my thinking. Just wanted to get mine! Now my goal is 10 sales a day, and objective with negative emotions are in my way. Like working with people who lake the skill set and motivation. Which is fair enough, I had the same thing when i first started sales. Just with my mind focused on my goal of 20 a day someday made me more happy because I knew i just had to show up and come correct. I recent my boss, even though I understand the logic within building. Just focusing on getting to 20 would of been a life changer. Thanks for the value Jordan insightful as always:)
There is nothing more difficult than reconciling the work of worshiping the Creator as He loves in order to enter Paradise besides working to succeed in this worldly life. I advise everyone to read the books of Ibn Taymiyyah, as he is one of the greatest and most famous Muslim philosophers and has a lot of useful knowledge for everyone
There is a culture at my college. The prof. just won't write Lor's for the students. They ask them to bring a template or essay. They will sign it and that's that. Now, it's my turn to go through this. I consider this a form of deception, and I'm super uncomfortable with that. Trying to see how I can tackle this problem. U know of any solutions? I had decided not to lie 2 yrs back, after going through a lot of JBP content online. Resisting the urge to keep doing what has always been done seems a difficult (goal) in my current situation. But after listening to JBP, it also somehow feels like the right thing to do. Will I not be able to go for a master's if remain stubborn about not lying? Should I give up my ambition for a master's degree to avoid lying? Or should I give up not lying? 😬idk how to tackle this.
There's this damn advert that wont jss quit.....hellen hadsomething....OMG someone smack this guy...what are you even saying,and its on all informative videos...if anyone sees this guy jss smack him,say hellen is tired!
What do you really want ? And write it down. Writing causes thinking. Thinking creates an image in your mind. And with these images you build a vision for yourself. It's the visionairies that have changed the world. ❤
I'm so sick of him perpetuating mythology and untruths. He constantly reverberates all the nonsense that history is taught him based on religious beliefs and I'm really sick of it he's not a scientist anymore he's a philosopher and I'm ready to dismiss him.
Suffering seems to stem from actions and time spent, without positive impact on the world. I would suggest goals that immediately and frequently lead to clear changes seen in the exterior world. Then a positive feedback loop is created from investment
This video was some real mind bending stuff, but like really pushed me towards pursuing a goal, and liking the journey, dr peterson always helps with his words
Brothers anf Sisters! Confess and Repent that Adonai Yeshua Hamashiach is Lord and Savior! Before time runs out birth pangs are increasing! Come! Call the others before tribulation begins!! Maranatha!
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"It really threw me for a loop to begin with. I mean it’s really something to see yourself portrayed, let’s say, parodied, satirized, um, as a N-I’ve been called a Nazi before, it’s not pleasant, but this is one step beyond that. I mean, Nazi apparently isn’t enough. I have to be a magical super-Nazi." Peterson is not a magical super-Nazi, but rather a garden variety, Albertan, mentally-unbalanced neo-Nazi, sort of like his father, Walter.
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Lobotomized sheep=Harvard review committee.Their loss is our gain. Eloquent, insightful, one of the wise sages of our day. And proof that there is still goodness and empathy and honor present in the world. Thank you, Jordan Peterson for sharing your mind and heart with the world. Lead on and blessings to you and your family!
His entire Biblical Series of lectures are fantastic.
^^^^^^^^^^^
Amen.
Didn't ask
One day in retrospect,the years of struggle will strike you as the most beautiful.Stay Hard.
“If you don’t know what to choose, make your best damn guess and go forward with it. Is it the right decision? No, but it’s better than staying where you’re at and withering away”
- Jordan Peterson
Was it really said by dr peterson, i would like to know where because i really like this statement and i relate much to it
@@ragibperwez Yes it was from him, it was either in a q&a or in a motivation video I listened too about 2 years ago
Too late for me, I've already withered away
God that’s good
The lecture..
This is perhaps what I needed!! A Big thanks to the team who made it possible to upload it on TH-cam. So much grateful for this man and for his entire team! Love from Sikkim, India!
Love the fact that my Indian bros are watching Jordan Peterson!
@@palashraghuwanshi4815 Bro this man is just amazing! Ever since I have started watching his videos I have grown in so many areas!!
Which part of India are you from?
@@norbuebenezertamang7180 I'm from Madhya Pradesh.
@@palashraghuwanshi4815 Glad to know brother! The heart land of India!
Difficult goals are like a compass for navigating your way through life, particularly if they're long-term. Once you have a goal set, you know exactly what you should be doing to strive closer to it. But once you eventually accomplish that goal, it's easy to feel lost because the blueprint is gone. I think most people come to this realization once they finish school because the path becomes a lot murkier and it's not obvious which direction your life should take since there are an infinite number of potential options.
Life is difficult and harsh. But while you still have chance, be sure to use it. Overcoming the difficulties is like managing to pick a lock that seemed impossible, the rewards are priceless
What he's saying is absolutely true. In my 20-year path to reach my goal, 99.99 percent of the objects that I've encountered were irrelevant things. It's driven me to the brink of madness. So far I haven't given up, but that has caused my social and love life to be non-existent.
If you, unlike me, have financial support, heed this advice from JP.
Sounds like you may need to retool your goal in life a bit. Or stop making financial excuses
Thanks for your videos. They are helping me. I am still swimming up towards the light at the surface and am having trouble clarifying my goals or point of being here because I felt they don’t exist for me for 48 years now but at least I know for sure what work needs to be done and in what order. I love the sense of humor also. I respect how u persist in changing minds and waking people up. See u live in a couple of weeks. Looking forward to it.
I always think of it this way as long as your on the track and steadly moving on it your ok but sooner or later your going to reach your destination then you better get the next connection rather than being stuck on the platform , youve got to keep moving 👍👍
Good morning Jordan, I’m from El Paso, TX. Your timing is impeccable. This is what I needed to hear, thank you.
This guy saves lives. Lives the west has destroyed through political bullcrap.
Holly Shit Jordan just destroy the ones that say life is meaningless. Thank you.
As a film maker it’s hard to keep writing and directing and editing. But like stated it’s better to move forward than to be stagnant. I’ll keep making films.
More wisdom in this clip than in the entirety of a university degree.
Inspiring!
Have you found your ideal structured aim? Curious, I’m in search of mine after reaching the end of a “frame” and would love to see others examples of this. Aka currently suffering stupidly but maybe not too intensely… yet.
This is good.
If you enjoy being challenged by ideas and if mastery and masculinity are topics that interest you, I invite you to explore the videos I share on the Mastery Order Channel.
Challenge yourself with some ideas about manhood, explore your masculine potential and become the kind of man you would look up to.
We can only better ourselves together, as men among men, so I invite you to use what I share and, of course, share your own opinions so that others can benefit from them as well.
Looking forward to your points of view.
All the best to you!
If our life was not matter we would not be here in the first place .
Every life is matter .
I didn’t really understand much after minute 6:00 , the part about “the baseline of suffering”. Can someone explain the meaning or maybe rephrase it, please?
The buddha said the nature of desire is that it is unfulfillable. Obtain one goal and you are on to the next. The key is not so much in the goal but in the journey. The end of the road matters to some extent at least to motivate, but the real treasure is not the adventure of getting there if we allow ourselves to be fully present at each moment along the way
26-still not worth it, but I do all I can
I dont think most of what people call goals are actually anything worth having we are such programmed to do anything to keep us going
I have to disagree a little.
Just lying there and thinking about the world may mean suffering, but not necessarily.
It’s a little complicated now.
Well, I said decades ago that it doesn’t matter what you’ve accomplished in life.
What matters is what you wanted to achieve.
Precisely because it sets the path on which one learns, there are the events that shape the character and all that.
Can explain this in English poorly, so let’s assume what you wanted to achieve with your life is an improvement of the world.
With this aim it is intended that one suffers along the way, if only because the causes of suffering have to be studied.
So when post-traumatic stress disorder comes into play, like in one of the last videos, then you lie in bed for a few years and think about it anyway.
But it doesn’t have to be destructive suffering if you had a goal for which you had to suffer in order to get closer to that goal anyway, does it?
Of course this has to come to an end, but often it ends with suicide if someone doesn’t find sense in suffering.
Or if someone isn’t aware of the target.
Well that way, I can’t explain in English exactly how I mean it.
In any case, I am not a fan of people deciding so often whether or not one has achieved something in one’s life.
Far too often people come and want to be shown what you have to show and far too often no knowledge, experience, wisdom or anything like that counts.
Most of the time, it’s just material things that matter, or even worse, papers that say you have some value to the community.
A career, an important job and many other things that often have only a fictional value.
I guess there’s a deep-seated automatic that comes about because we don’t want to be killed by the people like an insect queen if we don’t have any more use for the people.
This ends up in a system that creates a lot of really useless positions that we can use to hedge ourselves with.
Something along those lines.
This is probably one of the main causes of my depression, since I have had problems since childhood and an example would be this completely senseless lawn mowing every 2 weeks.
It can increase your value in the neighborhood, your fictional benefit to society, and it makes you feel good.
Unless the community in which you live and by which you define yourself is not humanity, but the flora and fauna, the creation.
Then it destroys you inside if you have to mow the lawn every two weeks to prevent others from attacking you.
Anyway, this would be a case where I’d rather just lie there and do nothing.
80% less insect mass, and I’m starting to think we’re being ruled by idiots like Mao who want to reach 100%.
If mowing the lawn is the frame and you hate it, might need to change the frame. If you're unable to because this is a household chore and maybe you're young, just decide what you want and wait until the day you are able to change your frame and accomplish the necessary steps to get to your goal.
@@AwesomeSauce7176 I’m not young and I want to do as little damage as possible in everyday life.
The problem with mowing lawns is that I count the animals and plants in the community that I don’t want to harm, while I’m more or less totally dependent on people who don’t even feel that community.
I have the same problem with many other activities that are supposed to use, but for me only produce damage.
The question is always, for which community something is being done.
So it is not that easy, especially not because I belong to both sides, which should not be separated at all.
Maybe I just have to choose one side and forget the other, which is not possible so far.
It’s complicated. . .
As I said, my English is not enough.
At the moment, it just seems that I prefer to just watch, think and try to understand why it works this way and not any other way.
I think Peterson had said something like that about PTSD, it must be typical, but so far, in my case, no such diagnosis has been made by the experts.
Although almost all of them sat in positions where it was important to get rid of patients as a cost factor.
Or worse, because these doctors had a sick ego and were therefore representative of the cause of the development of such diseases.
Sick ambition and all that you can expect in career people.
I suspect there’s an automatic in these people, which leads them to minimize the consequences of their character.
For example, by misdiagnoses when they meet patients, they report incidents in which perpetrators appear with similar traits to the doctor.
In my case, a morbidly narcissistic, morbidly ambitious psychopath.
So if I come across a doctor in a leading position who is morbidly ambitious and narcissistic, I already have problems.
And I don’t think they’ll even know what they’re doing.
It’s about repression, denial and all that.
Anyway, it’s not just the lawn mowing that keeps me busy and breaking, it’s my species.
You need to break down a high goal to smaller ones otherwise you will give up.
Indeed. It is easy to get suffocated by a bigger vision, especially when you know what you are aiming for. If you enjoy being challenged by ideas and if mastery and masculinity are topics that interest you, I invite you to explore the videos I share on the Mastery Order Channel.
Challenge yourself with some ideas about manhood, explore your masculine potential and become the kind of man you would admire.
We can only better ourselves together, as men among men, so I invite you to use what I share and, of course, share your own opinions so that others can benefit from them as well.
Looking forward to your points of view.
All the best to you!
@@MasteryOrderThank you for your Interest. My need is simple as don’t get fired for the next 3.5 years. Saving to my first million £ and use it to get a slightly bigger flat in a good neighbourhood. Finish getting into shape. Get good at art photo and make a book and an exhibition, need an A2 printer and I updating my Camera system. Reduce my OCD and get a PhD in History of Technology after retirement.
@@thomaseriksson6256 Great plan. I wish you strength and willpower to see it through. All the best to you!
While I'm glad many of you have found comfort skimming through this video: This is not a good feel video for doing things you are supposed to be doing, it's an invitation to do something higher to truly feel a sense of accomplishment other than "I payed my bills, fed my family and got them a little gizmo" like many of the comments below truly are.
Why difficult goals are worth.....WHAT?
[Hint: "It" is not an answer.]
I like the arguments and discussions but it seems to me that it is mainly aimed at the individual doing something about his or her faith, to take charge with positive actions and outlook in any given situations. What about the societal framework, education, archaic boundaries imposed on us from a higher structure as if we were animals and they are some sort of shepherds of anticipated greed. Kiss, kiss.
Jordon , work on your adrenal glands. I say the following with respect . You get emotionally tweaked very easily. That is a sign of weak adrenals. Many, many side effects to dysfunctional adrenals and crying, very easily is one of them. I'm sure many times your crying is justified. Watching you, I would say the crying or getting emotionally upset many times is not. See an endocrinologist , try using some growth hormone injections. Thank you . Signed James Hastings, U.S Merchant Marines, Vietnam 1971. Just for the record my service records are on file with Homeland Security not the Military, long story. P.S. Many endo docs are threaten by the use of growth hormone because of it's' healing effects. .Same goes for Pharma = much propaganda about growth hormone. A little testosterone mixed in with that does wonders.
He doesn't need that shit.
Behind every goal is a Why. That Why is more important than any goal. The Goal is just the means, the measurement, the instrument to fulfill that Why. Most people make the mistake by trying to follow someone else's Goals without their Why, and that is why so many people fail. It has to be for you. It has to mean so much to you. Or it means nothing at all.
One you have your point of purpose even things that get in your way are only temporary.
On the show Meat Eater, the host Steve Rinella talks about how the hunt isn’t satisfying unless it kinda sucks. He says there’s two kinds of fun, cheap fun (i.e. roller coasters etc) and actual fun (doing hard things that are deeply satisfying.) Would love to hear an interview between you two.
This reminds me of a time where I was talking to a truck driver and he told me that his job was more exciting when new problems came up on his routes or he was going somewhere he had never been before, even it meant he might get a bit lost and lose time. The point is, if he was taking a well worn path and not a damn thing went wrong, he was bored (as you could imagine would be the case if you're on the road 14 hrs per day).
Just love how Dr. Peterson distills ideas to critical points that make the "light bulb" turn on, such as:
- goals being analgesic, thus reducing pain
or
- goals making the world relevant
thus aiding one's focus and effort, by banishing all other distractions.
THANK YOU Sir!
He's actually a great teacher. What joy to live under the same era as these people that can get you to snap right out of illogical thinking under these divided times.
To have Dr Peterson in the world at this time is such a blessing.
I'm almost 23. I have been suffering unnecessarily for a while because of life's inherent characteristics that you have mentioned: it is complex, full of misery, and brief. Thank you for showing me how I can deal with it.
Please continue to teach us, sir. Your teachings, it could really save lives.
I started a new job recently in sales (start of my 5th week today), and It's the first time I've done Good in the sales. My average is 8 sales a day and my personal best is 14, getting £20 a sale. I set a "lofty goal" of 15 a day, and eventually 20 a day. I say eventually because I knew I would need to improve my sleep and diet to reach those numbers. Anyway, I was filled with positivity and ambition. My boss has another agenda, he would rather I built a team, which I had all intentions of, in fact I would gave him the best team he has ever had was my thinking. Just wanted to get mine! Now my goal is 10 sales a day, and objective with negative emotions are in my way. Like working with people who lake the skill set and motivation. Which is fair enough, I had the same thing when i first started sales. Just with my mind focused on my goal of 20 a day someday made me more happy because I knew i just had to show up and come correct. I recent my boss, even though I understand the logic within building. Just focusing on getting to 20 would of been a life changer. Thanks for the value Jordan insightful as always:)
The alternative is stupid suffering
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4:40 and later haha
There is nothing more difficult than reconciling the work of worshiping the Creator as He loves in order to enter Paradise besides working to succeed in this worldly life.
I advise everyone to read the books of Ibn Taymiyyah, as he is one of the greatest and most famous Muslim philosophers and has a lot of useful knowledge for everyone
...hey, it doesn't matter, it's worth it.'
Life is only meaningful when you have a goal. Work towards it consistently
I used to listen to JP all the time but got some fatigue, very excited to listen through all his lectures again
You sir have brought a lot of positive emotion in my life
@5:20 Really wish someone had told us that 20 years ago.
but life is objectively pointless. How can one deny this fact?
There is a culture at my college. The prof. just won't write Lor's for the students. They ask them to bring a template or essay. They will sign it and that's that. Now, it's my turn to go through this. I consider this a form of deception, and I'm super uncomfortable with that. Trying to see how I can tackle this problem. U know of any solutions?
I had decided not to lie 2 yrs back, after going through a lot of JBP content online. Resisting the urge to keep doing what has always been done seems a difficult (goal) in my current situation. But after listening to JBP, it also somehow feels like the right thing to do. Will I not be able to go for a master's if remain stubborn about not lying? Should I give up my ambition for a master's degree to avoid lying? Or should I give up not lying? 😬idk how to tackle this.
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Is it just me or this also justifies thieves setting the lofty goal of stealing more from people? 🤔
good vid, wish you would stick to this content instead of you recent negative ranting. Always stay positive!
There's this damn advert that wont jss quit.....hellen hadsomething....OMG someone smack this guy...what are you even saying,and its on all informative videos...if anyone sees this guy jss smack him,say hellen is tired!
What do you really want ?
And write it down. Writing causes thinking. Thinking creates an image in your mind. And with these images you build a vision for yourself.
It's the visionairies that have changed the world. ❤
A tí neprajníci čo podkopábajú nohy to vedia riadne skomplikovať
This is the future Andrew Tate
Would like to hear him unpack “the frame” that he references here.
It's pretty straight forward if you just look at it. He explains it in a more abstract way in his lecture.
Well, I'm quite fine about earthquakes , ultimate futility and fatality but the heat death of the universe... that's a tough one.
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I'm so sick of him perpetuating mythology and untruths. He constantly reverberates all the nonsense that history is taught him based on religious beliefs and I'm really sick of it he's not a scientist anymore he's a philosopher and I'm ready to dismiss him.
Suffering seems to stem from actions and time spent, without positive impact on the world. I would suggest goals that immediately and frequently lead to clear changes seen in the exterior world. Then a positive feedback loop is created from investment
This video was some real mind bending stuff, but like really pushed me towards pursuing a goal, and liking the journey, dr peterson always helps with his words
Brothers anf Sisters! Confess and Repent that Adonai Yeshua Hamashiach is Lord and Savior! Before time runs out birth pangs are increasing! Come! Call the others before tribulation begins!! Maranatha!
The ultimate goal is Heaven, Valhalla, Jannah, Elysium
Doctor can you post do a podcast about Hinduism please? Or talk to a Hindu scholar?
From that perspective infinite goal is God
Thank you, I was feeling very cynical about my life today and needed to hear this
So deep content that a ten minutes lecture is all (and even better than) The subtle art of not giving a f*ck
5:26 Well, one can actually do that. It is meaningless.
In other words: don't live in the Land of the Lotus Eaters.
No wonder those on the spectrum off themselves so often.
Thank you, Dr. Peterson.
A ešte ťažšie ich dotiahnuť do zdarného konca. Chce to veľa pevnej vôle a odriekania si iných vecí. A hlavne nestratiť cieľ a nezísť z cesty
Great video!! Thank you a lot.
The world needs more Men like him.
CALVIN MALTIN
Que bueno!
good clip
He is a genius
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As I have aged, it’s the struggle and sacrifice that made me.
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MYOPIC AND INFANTILE to not even see, where we, did, this or that,. really bad for children TBH
"It really threw me for a loop to begin with. I mean it’s really something to see yourself portrayed, let’s say, parodied, satirized, um, as a N-I’ve been called a Nazi before, it’s not pleasant, but this is one step beyond that. I mean, Nazi apparently isn’t enough. I have to be a magical super-Nazi." Peterson is not a magical super-Nazi, but rather a garden variety, Albertan, mentally-unbalanced neo-Nazi, sort of like his father, Walter.