youtube therapy is underated

@LoremLorem

4 жыл бұрын

You can say that again bro.. I just love this clip. Jordan is so fluent in his talk amd logic. As I watched this I realized that "an age" is an experience that indeed shows and feels. Here Jordan looks so much older than later and he sounds older and he walks as if he was. And I recalled my own memories of feeling old and looking half dead (believe me..) and compared it to today's feeling. Just today I looked myself in the mirror and thought how young I looked and felt. So the next guestion is: what makes us older in our minds? To me it was things I regreted doing, low self-worth and untrue assumptions about people around me. Truth sets you free to the degree you find it from yourself. With the help of youtube I have managed to learn about Peterson and Jung's work and I'm ever so grateful. Because of them I got some hold of this puzzle of life.

@lynkent677

4 жыл бұрын

@Michael Defibaugh Gabor Mate....Addiction....all rolls into one!..."NO MUD, NO LOTUS"

@72marshflower15

4 жыл бұрын

The insidious nature that Mr. Peterson employs is underrated... Course, projection is a hallmark trait of conservatism itself...

@NoorAdin99

4 жыл бұрын

@@LoremLorem well said👍

@gaylewatkins6781

4 жыл бұрын

@@LoremLorem JP has helped me take a look at myself... negotiate with myself..and treat myself like I'm someone I love.....on going project.

I have been dwelling in the under world for far to long. I wish to now rise.

@charlesdarnay1365

4 жыл бұрын

Dostoevsky

@motiman2466

4 жыл бұрын

Rise my friend

@ali.m8109

4 жыл бұрын

The dark serves a purpose. Ask what it is teaching you. We rise when we learn the lessons. You are the light my friend

@tjtraining7523

3 жыл бұрын

Preach. Now rise, my friend

@Transmissiondude

3 жыл бұрын

@@ali.m8109 light only sees darkness.

This man present such powerful ideas. I just don’t understand the amount of negativity he encounters. Maybe he’s too close to real truth for some?

@Jon3sy1990

4 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately so, he’s changed my life and millions of others, the only people who find him offensive are radicals, anyone with a steady understanding and view of life can only appreciate that we have such a powerful mind to guide us.

@jakea3950

4 жыл бұрын

He is good with words, he's had real capability of convincing people stuff. Also, he has radical views himself and engages in many debates with those views. However, I found alot of people, especially in America, are critical of you if you speak your mind and they don't agree. So it's just a matter of using the common saying: Fuck the haters.

@tarteen091311

4 жыл бұрын

People who hate him live in their own brand of reality... they can’t or don’t want to accept the reality of this universe... things like you are responsible for your own action and other responsibility that they don’t want to own up to

@CurtisSpiers

4 жыл бұрын

@Tom F He has openly denounced far right and any type of identity politics numerous times. Get your facts straight.

@rowdyhoo

4 жыл бұрын

Tom F Exaclty my point. You just quoted the far-left's talking points on him verbatim. I’m not right winged and have read most of works, and many of his studies. I fail to see how his exposed points, from his published ideas, have become adapted by the right (if in fact they have) nor, why they are so dejected by left (as they seem to be)? Unless...and I may have answered my on proposition...the fact that he is open to the existence of a Greater (collective consciousness, singular intelligence, god, etc.) whereas the left is entrenched in their post-modern, materialistic, everything-is-a-construct paradigm, simply disturbs their agenda.

One of my all time favour quotes from Jordan is “ compare yourself to a previous you, not somebody else”. I am so thankful to have found Jordan I have just bought his book and it will be the first book I’ve ever read. 12 rules for life I can’t wait. Thank you Jordan

@Jon3sy1990

4 жыл бұрын

Jo Hig he is still helping so many people and for that I’m grateful

@johnpliskin8759

4 жыл бұрын

first book you've ever read? are you 5?

@Jon3sy1990

4 жыл бұрын

John Pliskin I’m actually nearly 6 and it will be the first book I’ve voluntarily read out of choice, thanks for the pointless comment 👍

@sandiago7564

4 жыл бұрын

@@Jon3sy1990 He was making loads of money, of which he was using to buy meth. Now Jordan sits in rehab for the foreseeable future. For someone marketing a cure for chaos seems to fall apart at the very slightest of chaos.

@junky802

4 жыл бұрын

That’s stupid. If you do both then you can see your progress and can assess how your skills compare to another

"Experience is what you get when you didn't get what you wanted" - Somebody once told me...

@MYASSHOLEBURNS1

4 жыл бұрын

This is the tag line that follows my signature in my e-mail. Reminds me of do or do not there is no try.

@72marshflower15

4 жыл бұрын

Experience isn’t individualistic in nature. We’d be nothing without the environment that created us. Experience isn’t so much to do with not getting what you want. That’s incredibly myopic. Experience is about accessing different possibilities. Some by choice, others not so. Richard Branson what? His whole life has been a silver spoon of fortune. He’s literally got everything he’s ever wanted. And he hardly did it himself...

@jessicamcconville2169

4 жыл бұрын

The Last Lecture

@alandavis9644

3 жыл бұрын

Experience is what you get just right after you needed it. That's the line I use.

I was a soft, unknown person at first. Then I fell in a coma from a car accident 15 years ago. When I awoke, I went through hell to recover so much so that I'm healthier than most people. I'm very forward and never back down from challenges now. My pain was immense but it taught me the best lessons.

@raewynurwin4256

4 жыл бұрын

Bravo young man bravo.

@Torgo1969

4 жыл бұрын

The "I don't care" light is on and you are moving forward at "I don't give a damn" speed! Same here due to cardiac arrest 15 years ago, and my interest in other people's BS and self-inflicted problems has just melted away.

@Ambientes

4 жыл бұрын

Darryl Sequeira it served a purpose

4 жыл бұрын

@@Torgo1969 Guys I'd love to join you there but the thing that happened to me was a severe poisoning/overdose with a dash of minor brain damagenive recovered but kosher eenar enough I've let it all down

@rmark1083

3 жыл бұрын

Wow! It's inspiring trying to imagine the amount of courage it must've took to overcome such odds. Thank you for sharing that!!!

"The stone cannot know why the chisel cleaves it; the iron cannot know why the fire scorches it. When thy life is cleft and scorched, when death and despair leap at thee, beat not thy breast and curse thy evil fate, but thank The Builder for the trials that shape thee." - The Hammer Book of Tenets

@accountstube

3 жыл бұрын

This is great. Thank you

@danielwalley6554

3 жыл бұрын

Ah, Thief. Such good writing in that game!

@Torgo1969

3 жыл бұрын

@@danielwalley6554 It really is something, isn't it?

@fponce3037

3 жыл бұрын

Esa herramienta del Maestro Mi alma El remendara Martillo en mano y mucha fuerza Aunque me duela, ayudará Al taller del Maestro vengo

Just told this to my brother. Everybody said it was foolish that he wanted to become swim coach because nobody made money with that. Now he is the head coach in Australia after he helped made many Olympic athletes to win gold and become a worldchampion

@MatthewGalpin89

4 жыл бұрын

Henk Verhaeren ok

@BrotherTree1

4 жыл бұрын

The fool is the one that explores outside the boundaries and brings back the treasure from his travels.

@oranpyre3932

4 жыл бұрын

incredible

@jarkmorginson1190

4 жыл бұрын

Why is it that when people announce their goals and aspirations towards what they want to be others tell them they're wasting their talent or a foolish?? But Jimmy was always so good at maths?? sooo Jimmy hates maths. Even if your brother wasn't Australians coach and working at a local school teaching 6 yr olds how not to drown. It's still valid, every Job is... except perhaps parking wardens

@jarkmorginson1190

4 жыл бұрын

ok you found the o and the k on the keyboard and pushed them. well done buddy

The victim and the hero deal with the same tragic situations, but the hero approaches the situation voluntarily.... wow. What a wise observation. This man is truly helping me.

@vatrweaver5169

4 жыл бұрын

While smart people think what to do, idiot become hero.

@ironmind258

4 жыл бұрын

@@vatrweaver5169 big intelligence here

@tetraquark2402

4 жыл бұрын

The hero gets the girl. If he didn't we would probably still be living in trees preyed on by snakes

Jordan Peterson is like the dad I’ve always wanted and needed. He prepares you for life

@justinkennedy2128

4 жыл бұрын

Platos Chronus , carful it didn’t work out well for his own children so why would it for you ? www.pinterest.dk/pin/249457266844547064/ This is his child and poor grandchild

@justinkennedy2128

4 жыл бұрын

IRON MIND because you can’t refute it ? Gamma . I’m just a good father is all no need to “act” tuff .

@justinkennedy2128

4 жыл бұрын

IRON MIND just scrolled through your favourites, what’s Jordan’s opinion on immigration? , you don’t know because he can’t say but he’s the man saying what all men think they need . Hog shit he is a fake, like your failed boomer self .

@ironmind258

4 жыл бұрын

@@justinkennedy2128 nothing to refute. pointing out what his daughter does isn't really fair enough, or evidence on anything. Pray tell what do you think Jordan Peterson's opinion on immigration is?

@justinkennedy2128

4 жыл бұрын

IRON MIND , his boss’s won’t allow him to have an opinion . How does one find evidence of a failed father ? Perhaps when your grand child has a porn directing kick boxer step father at the tender age of 3 .

My dad has told me stuff just like JBP. Dad learned these lessons the hard way, and has passed the knowledge on, like JBP, to impart wisdom, not arrogance.

@druckerman247

4 жыл бұрын

@jack bran see you at the finish line then.

@justinkennedy2128

4 жыл бұрын

b1untrama is his family a success? www.pinterest.dk/pin/249457266844547064/ You are so wrong

@justinkennedy2128

4 жыл бұрын

jack bran 🙏🏻🇦🇺

@raewynurwin4256

4 жыл бұрын

@jack bran translate transvestite for me please, I'm confused as you are, perhaps not.

@vitiate7750

4 жыл бұрын

@jack bran how is cancer a personal failing?

'in filth it will be found' I had to stop the video just there. knight this man already

@TheScroller99

4 жыл бұрын

That's a Jung quote. You should look him up.

@princekazhila2003

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheScroller99 cheers my good man

@RunninUpThatHillh

4 жыл бұрын

@@TheScroller99 JP makes Jung's ideas more accessable to the average man.

@alexmala6483

4 жыл бұрын

In filth you'll never find anything else but filth. Are you looking for filth or are you looking for value? If you're looking for filth, get into filth. If you're looking for value you need to get out of filth.

@psychological8730

4 жыл бұрын

@@alexmala6483 I think you're missing the point. That is, that you don't grow in comfort. You have to confront you're own ugliness and conquer it to grow. Life will get filthy and painful and you need to acclimate yourself to those conditions to be able to rise out of it. - "If you are up high, go below, so if you fall you will have knowledge of that place. If you are below, learn to climb."

The person making these videos, I don't know who you are, I don't know if I'll ever meet you some day, but i want you to know, that you are helping me live this day out. This moment. When i am most vulnerable and defeated. I've been a big fan of Jordan Peterson for the last 5 months, but the way these videos are made, the precise sections cut, and the integrity of what JP conveys is being maintained as is. Thank you for being a person, who can save a life, WordToTheWise. God bless your soul. Please consider adding information about you in the About section on your KZread account. A fan mail exchange would be quite nice.

We learn thru pain!! avoiding it is more dangerouse then the pain itself........

@aejbermensch4932

3 жыл бұрын

What if what we learn thru pain is to avoiding it?

@ajfirecracker

3 жыл бұрын

We learn through pleasure, not pain.

@thirdgen377

3 жыл бұрын

Suffering shows us what we're made of. Getting hurt tells us if we're capable of moving on through that pain, or we shut down, ball up and cry until someone helps? Which one are you? The fighter, or the coddled?

@thirdgen377

3 жыл бұрын

@@ajfirecracker No disrespect intended, but you've clearly never left the spot you're in.

@carterslade8771

3 жыл бұрын

@@ajfirecracker how can one truly define pleasure if not through contrast with pain? It's like saying you need sun but you've never known night.

That opening line "You learn through voluntary contact with that which frightens or disgusts you" is pure gold. I decided to do that in the beginning of this year 2019 and my life and been turned around radically for the positive. I'm stronger, clearer, calmer (Thank goodness!! The relief!) and miles more productive. And the beautiful thing is, I can only see this getting better as I take a brave step each day. Thank you Jordan. I encourage anyone, if you're stuck in a rut. Just do it...bit by bit. I know it's frightening, but it's the ONLY way to transform into the person you deep down desire to be. The rusty and restless base metal that dwells deep in you WANTS contact with your fears (without aversion) because in doing so, it will cause an irreversible alchemical change into deeply felt, satisfying alchemical gold.

@claudiusthegod

4 жыл бұрын

Christopher Aguilar what steps did you take?

@paulofreireslaw

4 жыл бұрын

I did the same. Could never hold a job for more than a few days, hated the responsibility maybe... Been two and a half years now been working constantly, still a struggle, but I feel better about myself because I face it.

@ancientfuture9690

4 жыл бұрын

@@paulofreireslaw Nice one man! That's it. I thought I wanted 'happiness', but I didn't realise that what I REALLY wanted was 'strength' and happiness came as a result of that. Responsibility and adversity builds that. If we can learn not to avert, we become resiliant. There is a line in the movie American History X that has always stuck with me (and worked when I finally applied it) and it's "The way to find peace is to stick".

@aejbermensch4932

3 жыл бұрын

@@ancientfuture9690 Stick? like being forever in a place you don't want to be?

@ancientfuture9690

3 жыл бұрын

@@aejbermensch4932 No, like staying committed to the goal/responsibility. We all have the tendency (depending on our upbringing) to want to avert and avoid what's difficult but it's the ONLY way to freedom. I know it's cliche but freedom is to move THROUGH the things we are afraid of doing. I always thought that hardships would break and destroy me, but I slowly realised that they in fact break and destroy all the calcified fear that has had us frozen and in a state of procrastinated protection. We are stronger than we think.

Yes. In my process I emerged myself in my own "filth" and I found I was dead wrong on 99% of the world. One of the things I did was take all my views and beliefs and started doing the opposite. I went actively honestly against everything I knew. And it destoyed me. But years later my true self emerged.

@helenrogers1400

4 жыл бұрын

Krzysztof Czeski , Well dome! 👍🙏

Dr. Jordan is the tree of knowledge. People don’t talk this way now days.

Watching Petersons talks I realised that searching for truth in a professional environment is very controversial and not a commonly accepted thing to do. I think it's both something that will generate incredible advancements in industries, and also face a lot of neglect until proven useful, huh..

Seek the truth and the truth will set you free

@GianfrancoFronzi

4 жыл бұрын

It's more like " your work will set you free".

@kimvannote5024

4 жыл бұрын

Fear/Reverence of God is the Beginning of Wisdom. When you read God's Word, He will reveal you to yourself.

This man is a gift. Thank you so much!

A wonderful man going through his own hard times now 25/02/20 We wish you Gods Grace Sir .

He's so smart unique and at the same time no ego 😇😇😇😇

Been cleaning my house for a long time now. I can't seem to find anything except more dirt.

@JakeKlineMusic

4 жыл бұрын

I've heard it said, by some, that turning inward will always produce more distress, more confusion, or in this case more filth. The alternative they offered was to look upward. But also, if that's not your speed, we can look outward, and by volunteering and helping others, we release a rush of endorphins so great as to match drug use, but with no side effects!

@deniss2623

4 жыл бұрын

leadslinger49 You will only ever find more dirt as you try to clean your soul. THAT'S why you need Jesus Christ to cleanse you with His precious blood.

@InAnotherLife90

4 жыл бұрын

I went through 4 months of deep introspection, alone i a cabin in the woods (in winter) and writing down all my thoughts. It produced such a low moment in my life that I became disassociated from reality. I broke my brain. \ I have no idea how I pulled myself out of that back to the real world and my self esteem. Might be the closest I've come to absolutely wasting away.

@dorothysay8327

4 жыл бұрын

leadslinger49 keep going.

@Someone-cj4np

4 жыл бұрын

The "more dirt" is the "oblivious dirt" you just discovered. Congrats.

I am really grateful to find this ,this Man ,I have been listening to him deeply and he really made me take responsibility always and whenever I am in a situation which needs to be a real man and take responsibility I just remember Mr. Jordan's words and do the action , I just find peace listening to this man .. wish all the best for him and his family ❤❤❤❤

Thank you for continuing to make these videos ❤️

@WordToTheWise

4 жыл бұрын

My pleasure, glad you enjoy :)

Your videos have changed my life. I was lost for over two years. That may not seem that long to some people but it was eating me up alive from the inside out. I have learned so much about myself from the messages in your videos. I am now back from where I was before two years ago. I still watch your videos regardless if I am doing well. I tell people who are struggling to watch your videos. You found me and saved my life, one cannot put a price on that. I want to THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart. Keep making the videos and savings lives. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your loved ones!

@hannahzwic5975

4 жыл бұрын

I was going through a tough time too. Jordan Peterson hasn't helped me so much but

@STScott-qo4pw

4 жыл бұрын

Best to you. The journey was likely frightening but wherever you've been you're back and moving forward. Go live.

@hwago123

3 жыл бұрын

hannah zwic but what?

His word sounds like the word of God, so sound and spirit lifting. Thank you.

Thank you. The best way to learn is via mistakes. Plus, you have to be at peace with your dark sides of personality/past.

You can sometimes hear the pain and agony he has experienced in his voice. Both through his time as a clinical therapist and from experience in his own life. I think that's why his speeches are so good, he knows what he is talking, he knows from personal experience.

This man is an international treasure.

I look forward to JP v.2.0, now that he's gone through the hell of getting sober. A heavy dose of humility may yet turn him into a truly wise man.

Best education I have ever received !! Is just listening to this brilliant man

So very true. I love Jordan Peterson’s way of explaining things and keeping it simple to understand.

Jordan is amazing.

This was another level from him I feel. This was deeper and definitely different from what he usually says. Like at least a different way to see how we act in the world. Intriguing! ❤

Gratitude sir.

" I shall listen to a man, which His council has been given to him freely. I will follow a man, Who Has never had such luxury , and shares it with me"

I wish Jordan Peterson had a KZread channel. He makes sense of everything.

@richardwalton6993

4 жыл бұрын

Unbiased Insight Formally Mrs Water Assume nothing, for the intellectual perfume could easily disguise a morally lopsided, hallucinating political monkey - in a time when the media- made thought police run riot.

@paulofreireslaw

4 жыл бұрын

He does have a channel, and a podcast... And two books, also available in audiobook...

Absolutely Awesome Jordan

That what you need the most is often found in a place you least want to go.

So simple but so wise

God bless Professor Jordan Peterson !

Thankyou for making these videos I look forward to them, also awesome thumbnails!

I always look up at least three words he says per video I watch

I've learned so much from this man.

I learn so much about approach from him and without doubt has enhanced my practice.

Sheer brilliance .

It's not just about what is wanted it is in my life what I need to process.

He is good at this I respect him and you.

I love this man....He is my guru

Thank you so much for the video. Subscribed! 😃

There real reason why there are haters of this man is simply this: He poses all the questions of looking deep into our true self, true nature, the pure substance of our existence. People don’t want to truly look at their lives and rather project it externally and not internally. I absolutely love Jordan Peterson for having a direct approach in how he addresses the issues right at the root. I read something somewhere . I don’t remember who said it, but definitely extrapolated the same message being conveyed in much of Jordan’s work. “Everyone wants to be somebody.No one wants to grow” Thanks have great day. Comment or like if you agree or disagree. Thanks

This channel is a gem, very clean thumbnails btw.

This Man...❤️

"You always learn when you wrong" that is filth right there, we always evade. it is ironic the prerequisite, of progress is what we run away from as we want perfection which does not come without first meeting the dragon

It's a fine fine line.

Listening to this man saved my life.

I've approached 407 women in the last 2 years! I almost gave up! I'm seeing consistent success now!

@daniellowe1714

4 жыл бұрын

I approached zero women in the past 2 years!. I'm seeing constant success now!

@gambit_toys6554

4 жыл бұрын

@@daniellowe1714 you sound sad? Start approaching man and learn!

@daniellowe1714

4 жыл бұрын

@@gambit_toys6554 your life revolves entirely around being accepted by women? And you're calling me sad?

@jasonphillips2226

4 жыл бұрын

I think daniel was joking let's not get too serious guys lol

@gambit_toys6554

4 жыл бұрын

@@jasonphillips2226 appreciate it Jason!

Wow, the production quality is amazing

Damn I always think my ideas are original then I learn Jung and many have figured it out a long time ago :D

@Gregforeli

4 жыл бұрын

There is nothing new under the sun.

@skcrw252

4 жыл бұрын

@@tobiahtoviyahgoodnessof349 female

@tobiahtoviyahgoodnessof349

4 жыл бұрын

@@skcrw252 Ok miss sorry I bothered You. Goodbye.

@paulsegers1880

3 жыл бұрын

Write Them Out and keep Digging

@snehalbhartiya6724

3 жыл бұрын

Yes we learn a lot from our experiences every day. However, these scientists have systematically conducted experiments with different psychoanalysis methodology to create theories which can be generalized.

Thanks for the video ❤❤❤❤❤

" improves the quality of their personality". wow.

Wow. Latin! Love your advice, Dr. JP.

Amazing wisdom 🤩

very strong !

Awesome just awesome

Consciously facing fears and things that disgust you is extremely powerful, creates real change, permanent changes and shifts in awareness, I have practiced it for years....i wish i could meet more like minded people, it is so difficult that at some point getting encouraged and pushed would help a lot.

“Most people never get what they want out of life because they never really knew what they wanted to begin with”

@ms.construed1305

3 жыл бұрын

I was crowned at birth. Taught to rise up, not to remain crawling. We are all magestic, we need to be reminded.

@oceanwaves32

3 жыл бұрын

deep

This man is such a mind blowing genius.I feel privileged to know such a prophet that has enriched and changed the lives of so many.Not only that but he is such a strong alpha male is almost like he is the water of life.Oh thank you lord Peterson for gracing us with your presence and giving us such great wisdom such as "tidy your room bucko" and "stop being pathetic".😂😂

Brilliant man. A modern day Jung for the Age of Aquarius

he is not saying anthing we already know, but We just donot know that we know it . we enjoy his speech because it awakens our innerself.. thanks JP

Yes

Dr. Peterson, you have journied to the darkest places to find us and bring us back to the light. You have found me where I am, or was and brought me back. I would like to be able to, if I may say this for all those you have helped. Love without end. In you I fined this. It seems to me to be a strange sort of oxymoron. I can't express enough how much this is needed. I care for you so much. In the power of love.

@visionmotorworx

4 жыл бұрын

Hey Gabe, let your light shine bro! these are dark times:)

Agreed!

Here speaks my hero he's ordinary

I'm here for the number and the wisdom

This video really helped me understand what I was going through. After years of reading history, understanding different philosophies, reading Terrence McKenna :), traveling the world, etc. I swam through the collective unconscious just by having more experiences. But it wasn't till i visited a third world country did i find and integrate my surprising archetype. Before my journey, I blindly believed that the united states wasn't great at all, in fact, i rarely stood up for the national anthem. But during my travels I came to the surprising realization of how important it is to be an actual American. To protect and stand up for freedom. And how much we take for granted our God given rights. In Sterquiliniis Invenitur.

Jbp keeping me sane

Educational 👍

" in that place where things are falling apart..." then image wipes to a coral reef. Well done.

Be better today than you were yesterday, be better tomorrow than you are today.

+leadslinger49 said: "Been cleaning my house for a long time now. All I seem to do is find more dirt." I've heard it said, by some, that turning inward will always produce more distress, more confusion, or in this case more filth. The alternative they offered was to look upward. But also, if that's not your speed, we can look outward, and by volunteering and helping others, we release a rush of endorphins so great as to match drug use, but with no side effects!

@nigelft

4 жыл бұрын

I take a third approach, having spent the last year, or so, literally clearing out my place ... True, the more you tidy, the more filth, dust, and grime you will find ... but, unless you leave it, the more you sweep up, and clean away, conversely, the less dirt will be left behind. Yes, to start with it does feel like you're chasing your own tail, and it seems endless ... ... but the more you clean, and, above all, keep clean, you reach a tipping point when you discover there is very little dirt left ... I have been through 'it gets worse before it gets better', and it is damn hard. It is so easy, when faced with, in my case, psychologically, a sheer mountain of dirt to shift. But then I'm reminded of a moment: being only 5'2", and 120lbs soaking wet despite being in my late 20's, I was sent in to a flue tube that was narrow, and just slightly taller than me, to clean out near a century, or more, ash, that was so compacted, and wet, that using even a small shovel I had, was hopeless. Three feet thick, and at least two-three yards long, I had no idea how to begin. So, using the largest brick trowel I could find, I began carving out this stuff, like peat: four towel's worth per bucket; four buckets per wheel barrow, which I had to haul, by myself to the dumpster. And I kept at it ... As I was only volunteering ~9hrs per week, it took me two weeks (so ~20hrs all told) to get to the point this thing was swept clean. I left it another week so all the stuff still sticking to walls could dry, and fall off; so another quick sweep with a soft brush ... and it was done ... There is now a light fixed to its ceiling so vistors can look inside what a furnace flue tube to a -- long demolished -- chimney, and fed by dozens of boilers, looks like. But to me, every time I look into that hole, I feel a sense of satisfaction, if not pride: I did that ... Yes, I was surrounded by dirt up to well above my ankles (thank God that a friend bought me a pair of steel toe-cap, with steel insoles, wellington boots; not easy to find for my small feet ...), and I felt a total sense of 'where the hell do I even begin' ... But giving into hoplessness wasn't going to clean that pit out. I had to find a way. So -- to wrap up this Ted Talk -- you may find yourself constantly finding dirt ... ... but the key, which I think Churchill may well have said, is persistence, perseverance, patience, and endurance; or, less prosaically, never stop fighting until the fighting is done ... So, keep sweeping that dirt away, until there is none left ... Thank you for listening, and feel free to leave a tip as you go ... ... and no, leaving notes like "when hunting for 'gators, don't use your legs as bait" is not what I mean ...

Judgement < limits < potential

Oh good. Thumbs up.

Your channel is a miracle. Thank you! p.s. - you have a new subscriber

@WordToTheWise

4 жыл бұрын

Welcome! :)

Going through this world we live in, to live your life where you encounter with doctors that don´t really care if you live or if you die, lawyers that would take your house and leave your homeless without hesitation if they could, people you face on the street spit on you because you dont walk as they think people should walk and everybodies eyes are open yet blind, mouth full of words yet none honest nor kind.. and then this man appears in the world, speaking the truth, devoted to the truth by all means and the very sound of his voice is suiting and full of compassion even thought living his entire life in the same world, the same life we all go through finding the strenght to help.. not preaching from above to those below, but simply saying what needs to be said, but only so few dare to say it and so few can even see it.. God bless you mr. Peterson

@dosia1boby794

4 жыл бұрын

that is Gold-very powerful!!! JP move over MIKI is coming... You have a gift

@mikidomeny1677

4 жыл бұрын

@@dosia1boby794 most I have are bright moments now and then.. but thank you

@mikidomeny1677

4 жыл бұрын

@@dosia1boby794 and, I don´t know whatyou mean by coming but I asure you, my coming is coming only when I die, I don´t except neither expect nothing happen before that, and until then, I´m just having a laugh, but then, but then.. oh boy

We truly are aiming creatures and we all too often forget it isnt easy to be self disciplined to get what you want!

iconic jacket.

Ugliness validates beauty. Scarcity validates abundance. God created opposites to validate each other. If not its overaall stagnant.

Sweater game on point . JP

When someone is telling you the truth some will reject it immediately.awm

Me here procrastinating through motivational videos.

True

@matthewmorrissey885

4 жыл бұрын

Jordan said well maybe your not as funny as you thought you were lol

@matthewmorrissey885

4 жыл бұрын

Truth hurts

don't fear...love yourself....with the ying, with the yang.

I miss Jordan Petersen. Hope he is well

🙏🏽

i love you all

I feel like all the advice he gives especially this has to be implemented into a young person/baby and there is so much of it that it seems virtually impossible to make a very stable competent person! This is coming from a person thats bad at reading the room sometimes and has a hard to time finding out who my real friends are

The reverb is kinda weird, maybe instead of reverb just add like a chorus or something to bring his voice from the center to the sides more to stick out. But the reverb is a little unnatural. But kudos to you for going the extra mile and editing it thanks for the upload! ❤️

I agree that experiencing horror and/or pain is often the price of access to new or corrective knowledge, but one has to somehow overcome one's undesirable involuntary reactions to same, to fully benefit from the new or corrective knowledge and use it in a constructive rather destructive way. For example, if you go through extensive training and a career in the military, but also end up with PTSD for the rest of your life, your benefit from such experiences and training will be severely limited by newly acquired disabilities.