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Compare yourself to who you were yesterday. Not to who someone else is today. - Jordan Peterson

@sverreappelhof1501

3 жыл бұрын

Aslong as you’re making progress your doing great

@NoobTube4148

3 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure my mom told me that and way back when JP wasn’t famous lol.

@saltmine

3 жыл бұрын

That's always sticked with me and I try to be a better me in comparison to my past self, with cutting myself some slack since well Rome wasn't build in one day and you can only build something if you have a solid foundation to work on. So I focus on the 4 most important things first. Food, shelter, sleep, and excersize. When I get those thing's done I'll be able to work on specific things.

@alakabam4664

3 жыл бұрын

Yesterday I got wasted... never again lol

@toughlovetom6887

2 жыл бұрын

Great advice.

My father told me the same when I was a teenager "You're going to be like the 5 people you hang out with the most." Rebellious and dumb, I chose to hang out with my 5 "best friends" then - not what my dad meant. "In a moment of clarity," one day I walked out of a bar my friends hung out in and walked into the Military Recruiting station across the street. I joined the US Navy. 10 weeks later I got out of Bootcamp and 2 of my best "friends" were in jail for robbery. 6 months later when I got out of A School, another friend had been shot and killed. At the end of my 4 years of duty, 2 of my "best friends" then were dead, and the other 3 were in prison. I am a happy 65 years old now, and am VERY glad I listened to my father.

@ronmc1677

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you sir, for your service.

@Tylerbaggins

2 жыл бұрын

what a dumb story

Perfect illustration of why "You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with"

@GreedAndSelfishness

3 жыл бұрын

But no one I hang out with does stuff I do. And personality wise I'm fucking bad. Everyone else seems fine.

@DamianSzajnowski

3 жыл бұрын

@@statistics2143 most are average

@notyou379

3 жыл бұрын

what if you dont spend your time with other people alot? like im by no means introverted of socially inadequate but i enjoy my time with myself and i have boundaries with other peole for good reasons, what happens then?

@ginga7415

3 жыл бұрын

What happen if most of people around you dose not worth your time Me myself alot of people around me dont even work yet am the only one looking for a job try to learn how to invest in stocks like we need to encourge our friends to change with us

@maximilianjohandson3382

3 жыл бұрын

@@ginga7415 So true! Set the example for those around you. true self-development is so rare, most people have no idea what they are missing. When you get results and share them from a place of compassion, people will want to join the process. The fact that most people are lazy and you're not can be a enormous source of confidence, but be carefull. It's easy being a big fish in a puddle, so don't get to proud. Awesome that you want to learn about investing. I would recommend Nio.

It always amazes me that most of the greatest people in the world just happened to grow up with some of the other greatest people in the world. Really makes you wonder how much a person's success can be defined by their environment

@drfrostybuds5288

2 жыл бұрын

so much of it is environment, opportunity, right place / right time.. once you get one thing going the rest just kind of start falling in place as well. like how it's really tough to go from $3,000 to $100,00, but it's not nearly as tough from 100k to 200k and then 200k to 500k, so on and so on. at lower levels you have to pass on so many things because you simply don't have the resources.

@jorick9986

2 жыл бұрын

You just think that's the case. I think it's mainly because you don't hear about the hundreds of 'unsuccessful' people that grew up with people like Elon Musk. That's just not really an interesting thing to talk about.The few successful people that happen to grew up together get highlighted, because they are successful and well known.

@ShadowGaro

2 жыл бұрын

Fair point but it's undeniable that something happened in Silicon Valley in the mid 1970s which didn't happen anywhere else. Is it just a coincidence that all the hard-working tech entrepreneurs were concentrated in this area?

@JediWebSurf

2 жыл бұрын

@@KeziaKez i disagree. 10 percent is not a lot.

@johncarton3023

2 жыл бұрын

"Show me your friends and I'll show you your future."

Camera operators charge 3x more for filming him than on regular jobs

@mba4677

3 жыл бұрын

Lol tru

@nathanhunnisett6199

3 жыл бұрын

Yes he does like to walk around the stage! 🤣Have a nice day!

@rameshraju4784

3 жыл бұрын

And that's impossible

@toughlovetom6887

2 жыл бұрын

The video uploader probably cut out most of the frame to avoid a copyright strike.

@MidnightSt

2 жыл бұрын

...while you could just put the autotracking signalling thing on him that's in soccer balls in televised games =D

"The way your neurological system tracks your position in the hierarchy is crucial to the maintenance of your emotional stability"

@rakanareekan9453

3 жыл бұрын

Bars

@user-uo5st2re6m

2 жыл бұрын

Its in the first chapter of his book you should check it out

@sploogloo6892

2 жыл бұрын

Summarises 8 minutes of talking in 1 sentence = a guy who really understands his subject and is enthusiastic to help others understand it too. I respect that so much. It's such a welcome departure from the manufactured "thought leaders" who are constantly trying to over-inflate what they say.

@user-uo5st2re6m

2 жыл бұрын

@@sploogloo6892 then Nietzsche should be the panicle of this His books are DEeeeensee

@sandraarista3121

2 жыл бұрын

si pero cuan grande es tomar esa informacion y ser movil de nuevo. dificil. espero que los demas ser les haga mas facil que voz.

"there is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being superior to your former self" -- Hemingway

He’s fucking awesome. How well he articulates such complex subjects is testament to how well he knows his apples.

@alaricgoldkuhl155

2 жыл бұрын

lol "How do you like them apples?"

@jamiestewart48

2 жыл бұрын

Not quite. He very often misunderstands things. Elon Musk didn't "invent" an electric car. He hired engineers to do it and paid a lot of money for it. Jordan Peterson's "claim to fame" was the canadian bill where he completely misunderstood the entire legal situation and got publicity off the back of it and continued to for a couple of years.

@daleandersen6730

2 жыл бұрын

@@jamiestewart48 - Jordon knows (as everyone does) that Musk didn't "invent the electric car" - that was a verbal short cut to sum up a point. I suspect you surmised that. He didn't "misunderstand" the subtle legal point in Canadian law - he took issue with it and publicly proved that the Canadian legislature was completely out of line.

@abdielradames

2 жыл бұрын

@@daleandersen6730 ratioed

@abdielradames

2 жыл бұрын

Fr i wouldnt even be able to put these things into words

An important take away is that be careful who you compare yourself to. It reminds me of a Baz Luhrman line where he says "The race is long, but in the end it's only with yourself". No need to compare yourself to others too much.. sure, if you need a kick of motivation, perhaps, but even then it must be you comparing yourself to you, yesterday.

@alaricgoldkuhl155

2 жыл бұрын

It brings to mind the 3 Great Delusions: I am better. I am worse. I am the same.

@golemtheory2218

2 жыл бұрын

absolutely. see my more extended criticism of him above. The golden rule is, anyone who is an internet success got there by feeding of of fear and insecurity, not confidence and love

It bothers me seeing jordan's forehead being cut out of frame.

@hiltonchapman4844

3 жыл бұрын

@IDK: Re your: "It bothers me seeing Jordan's forehead being cut out of the frame" Get a taller phone....😎 HC-JAIPUR (26/03/2021)

@8koi139

3 жыл бұрын

@@hiltonchapman4844 A

@OmarSelfImprovement

3 жыл бұрын

It is bloody difficult to live with OCD man....

@stevo7220

3 жыл бұрын

People find it satisfying to look at big headed humans indicates bigger brain.

@blakejohnson2206

2 жыл бұрын

The cameraman had to make sure he didn't cut off the subtitles at the bottom though. Tough job.

The idea that successful people's happiness doesn't change as they ascend because they're always trying to keep things in the same perspective is an absolutely _golden_ idea. Makes me feel better about comparing myself to my hardworking coworkers that I admire instead of comparing myself to some celebrity tech entrepreneur. Props to the uploader for recognizing the value of this snippet.

this man has honestly allowed me to recognise some shit in life ive been through, hes so articulate

So brilliant. Could (and occasionally do) listen to this guy all day.

@JohnDoe-jt5lb

2 жыл бұрын

Do you see the problem with that?

@satoshinakamoto7253

2 жыл бұрын

read more, read something

@smittycle9952

2 жыл бұрын

@@satoshinakamoto7253 couldn’t agree more. Reading has really helped me since I started picking up the habit again.

I could literally listen to this guy all night long.

@bobowon5450

3 жыл бұрын

its like if kermit the frog had an IQ of over 9000

Basically there is only 1 person in each field who could feel like beeing the best at what he does. But even this person could compare himself to people from the past and feel small...

I've been struggling with depression for years. Everything he says about it is 100% accurate.

@nimfall

2 жыл бұрын

Life Is all about discovering your self not other people

@possiblyanonymousguy1904

2 жыл бұрын

I had depression for 3 years, and I completely agree with him.

@zombiekiller7101

2 жыл бұрын

Wtf

@ShadowGaro

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I remember at the worst of my depression just lying there in bed trying to think about a single thing that would make me happy and not being able to come up with anything. I was fucking 20 years old, had my health, my own bedroom, a good family, a car that I could drive anywhere, and yet somehow happiness seemed impossible. Looking back I don't even understand how I ended up in that place

@zbnmth

2 жыл бұрын

on top, you feel like you're wrong for listening to music.

LOL I am such a huge fan of Jordan Peterson and Elon Musk that I clicked this title so fast. Did not disappoint.

@d_m5_

2 жыл бұрын

same here. did you know that Dr. Peterson is going to interview Elon?

@aprilsparks1111

2 жыл бұрын

@@d_m5_ wHAT?!? Omg no I did not know that. That will be amazing!!!!

I want a therapist like Jordan so much in my life.

What a lesson. Stunning how much information he packs into so little time. It definitely takes a second watch to unpack everything he covers so quickly, jumping from idea to idea, connecting and building to a coherent whole. Quite a skill. Something to aspire to.

Zizek says -- you don't get happier when you achieve your goals, you become happier by working towards the goal

@Maarten8867

2 жыл бұрын

Never take advice on happiness from miserable people...

@wenomechainsanna

2 жыл бұрын

so the key to happiness is to keep having goals one after the other

This is awesome! Thank you KZread Algorithm

Yes people. We know Elon Musk didn't invent the EV. Jordan Peterson was merely trying to provide examples as to why Elon Musk is an extraordinary person (Elon did not invent the EV, but he did revolutionize it, and was the first person to mass produce them and build an infrastructure for charging them), so as to make a point. He made a slight error, but it is irrelevant because we still understood his point.

This guy blows me away every time I listen to him. Forever in his debt

Oh my God, I can't believe the comment section. Everyone left the point Jordan Peterson was trying to make and arguing about whether or not Musk invented electric cars. Even if that fact was corrected that Musk was not the inventor, the point he was trying to make is that this friend of his who is super genius/Ceo in the tech world still feels inferior to Elon. He still compares himself to someone he feels has achieved much more. This guy mentioned would be considered a genius, hard worker and innovator by millions who probably look up to him having created 2500 business (no small feat) yet he still feels inadequate when names like Elon's are called out.

@Nikitinale

3 жыл бұрын

Many people would rather feel smart by correcting a world-renowned professor on a detail than to discuss the actual ideas he's bringing forward.

@nenadjuric8824

3 жыл бұрын

@oracle MPH What about the people that know the details, but also the big picture ideas? Is there a community of such people? It's getting quite tiresome filtering through comments, posts and videos to find people with perspectives transcending sheep thinking.

@Alienrun

3 жыл бұрын

@@nenadjuric8824 I would say I'm kind of the person your looking for...at least in some levels (ie depends on the topic but I naturally pay attention to a lot of detail but also think about philosophy a lot). Of course I'm by most definitions "a loser" due to a lot of issues I have so I suppose its not much use at the moment...the second I get out of my current life rut the better cause I know I have a lot of potential that I'm not using to its fullest...

@calebharms7372

3 жыл бұрын

I think Jordan was also being sarcastic. He continued to use the word “impossible”. In reality, what Elon did wasn’t impossible, or “super hard”**, he just was the first one to do it all so well with continual success. His use of impossible was to show how that’s how our brain sees it when we compare. It’s impossible to US, but not Elon, why? Because we aren’t good enough or x, y, z, and whatever we can come up to say. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t mean to use not super hard in a bad way, because it’s pretty insane what elon has done

@masochistboy653

3 жыл бұрын

@@calebharms7372 was deemed impossible by many.

The most interesting and valuable thing about Jordan's talks is that he is probably the only person who voices extremely RAW and REAL human dynamics that society deems unpopular or depressing. Like he would tell you that no matter what you are doing, you cant FAKE IT till you MAKE IT on your serotonin level. It knows VERY WELL where your position in the social hierarchy lays, think about how extremely profoundly intelligent the human mind and sub-conscious is, then you would understand how it's impossible to fool it to a FULL EXTENT - You may do certain immediate physical actions that will trigger serotonin production, but that will be limited to a temporary dose that is equal to the physical effort outputed then will go back to its baseline.. And your baseline is where you lay in the social hierachy that your mind at all times KNOW and TRACKS - Just this natural phenomoma itself would never be voiced by most motivational people and popular media. It is actually more conducive and valuable to learn the reality of our anatomy and psyche than to fake it - If you know how it really works then you can start to put in the RIGHT EFFETCTIVE work to counter it and make it work in a healthy way - Meaning: Find a way to realistically get higher on the hierachy - Invest in a niche education to be a master of a specific field and get really good at it and stand out, make money from it and carve a space out for yourself as a specialist. This will be a reality that your sertonin system cannot ignore and will produce the right amount to keep you emotionally stable.

@W1DO

2 жыл бұрын

Climbing someone elses ladder isnt success.

I have no status or position. But I love you all.

I know many happy people who do not listen to music at all. However, every single depressed and emotionally unstable person that I have ever come across was an avid music listener.

@prakritisingha6906

3 жыл бұрын

I think they didn't reach the stage where they feel really hopeless and broken. I was once debilitatingly depressed due to eating disorder. As it progressed I was still using music as a crutch to manage some of my grief but when it became too severe I couldn't enjoy music. Nothing seemed to amuse me. The thought of possibility of things getting better never crossed my mind at that stage. That was the point I realized something's very wrong with me as I enjoyed music a lot and used to derive joy from smallest of things. I disregarded my depression for just being too concerned about my studies only to realize later that it was eating disorder.

@Jogrehan

3 жыл бұрын

@@prakritisingha6906 did you fully recover? How are you doing now? Greetings and best wishes :)

@iherduluvlawngdich

3 жыл бұрын

@@prakritisingha6906 I hope you are doing better these days my friend

@oeroboeorne

3 жыл бұрын

Man, this is actually something that I was thinking about few days ago. Would love to hear some Peterson's insight on it

@SeniorAdrian

3 жыл бұрын

Hmmm true but they didn't hit the last straw. When you cant enjoy music anymore that's a more deep depression i think.

This video couldn't ever come at a more right time.

Quite a brilliant chat about the social hierarchy and whatnot. Very interesting!

Be grateful for what you have and what you do and who you are.

this is so true - for me when I finally managed to get some financial stability ( savings letting me live for 1year comfortably) I immediately felt this constant / low level state of relaxation and happiness

i can listen to him talk all day.

Stay healthy brother, continue to share the good words.

In China we call this 同辈压力, it’s mesmerizing to see this in a different culture.

@aldinoruswandi

3 жыл бұрын

How do you spell it bro?

@longhuang6092

3 жыл бұрын

You mean peer pressure?

@aaronjiang8964

3 жыл бұрын

@@aldinoruswandi tōng bèi yā lì

Makes great sense. Over the years I looked at journalists who hated him and wondered why - then I realized - they just did not understand him as their brains were so "full of ideological baggage" that they were rendered blind.....to logic and science

We need to realize that the best course of action for our lives in order to achieve happiness is to shoot for the stars while being content with what we have in every step of the way.

@matthewmartin966

3 жыл бұрын

It’s easier said than done

@kifahbenabderrahman471

3 жыл бұрын

@@matthewmartin966 To a certain extent yes, you're right. But I believe if we compare ourselves to our old selves from time to time rather than comparing ourselves with others all the time, contentment becomes a much easier trait to achieve.

@KaninTuzi

3 жыл бұрын

@@matthewmartin966 It's also easier than you think :)

@UnknownCartoonEditor

3 жыл бұрын

I feel like there needs to be a balance. Instead I’d say happy but not satisfied. Content is the opposite of hunger, and can hurt you on your way to the stars.

@kifahbenabderrahman471

3 жыл бұрын

@@UnknownCartoonEditor You see... from my perspective there are many mega rich people who are unhappy because they are not content with what they have, and many poor people who are extremely happy because they are content. Now, being content doesn't necessarily have to halt your progress or make you stop. If you are truly content with what you have, it makes it much more easier to either stop at where you at or progress as much as you want.

Thanks

Man, I remember when it was so bad I couldn't enjoy music anymore.

Adeo: I've done nothing compared to my roomate (his roomate is Elon Musk) that maybe the bruhest of bruh moments

We should really focus on comparing oneself than others....

Your lectures are super motivating. Thank you!

I'd like to thank youtube for once for recommending me this video. This is exactly what I have been dealing with for the past couple of months and it's all clear now.

How brilliant is Jordan Peterson

JB starts well and then his mind goes wild and it is all flow of words

I don't know if it's true or not, but my intuition once told me that if I didn't compare myself to others, then I wouldn't compare to others.

@bobowon5450

3 жыл бұрын

the issue isn't that comparing yourself to others can't be useful. But to know enough about another persons life to appropriately make those comparisons is nearly impossible.

I have at many times in my life contemplated living outside of this hierarchical diagram altogether but Im constantly and immediately shoved back into it and I don't resent that -- which has been at times very very hard to deal with but at other times really really pleasant and normal. I do naturally enjoy time alone and I have found it to be in earnest, one of the greatest aspects of my life. Some people say this might mean that I am a introvert. Others tried to describe it as an honestly: mentally deficient attitude and way of life. I can't honestly put a pin on it myself so, I naturally look to others to do or allow this to happen. It is an interesting way of life that I lead but I have never been happier and I hope that people can come to accept different ways of life as well.

@DamianSzajnowski

3 жыл бұрын

Right on the fringe is where it's at for me.

@cdog3828

3 жыл бұрын

That was genuinely an interesting comment. You sound like a fascinating person

@elijahflynt3217

3 жыл бұрын

@@cdog3828 tHANKS THATS AWFULLY KIND OF YOU TO SAY.

The world needs more Jordan Peterson's

depression means being stuck between a mind that wants to die, and a body that wants to live.

this raises questions in terms of students, one important thing is as we r growing, so will our friends circle, because we have to surround ourselves with those who we aspire to be, to learn from them. This automatically puts us in a lower "position" in our "hierarchy". So we are going to constantly be on guard. Ig its important to have a set or true friends who we genuinely love and respect. A group that doesn't have any hierarchy be we genuinely care about each other, and then switch to the hierarchical group that we try to climb, keeping the fire alive so to say.

@h9peless

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah whatever, I still agree with JP.

@W1DO

2 жыл бұрын

You probably dont need those true friends if you are a sociopath or a psychopath though... You probably only need them if you want to be happy more than you want to be better than someone else.

this just blew my mind.

Such cool deep knowledge, yet of course, these are generalisations that tend to work. Good to know, useful, yet I found that after some reprogramming of myself and my default mode, those don't really apply anymore. Hierarchy is there, but largely in the background. Living here and dropping the dramatic game that anything wrong can ever happen helps to drop the anxiety and constant fighting, which used to make life a drag for me. Much recommended, anyway. A lot more fun for me at least.

@Kuro-lc6fh

3 жыл бұрын

How do you drop the dramatic anything wrong can ever happen game? Asking for a friend...

@uberhaxonova

3 жыл бұрын

@@Kuro-lc6fh once you have enough self security it will slowly go away. If it is still there it means something in your environment or past still lingers the odor of danger. It’s also good to know that your time on earth is so tiny compared to the universe, this may help with courage.

great video, i need the motivation

This talk is so much more interesting than the happiness of successful people!! If you really pay attention to what he's saying starting at 4:25. HOW do you even begin to address and work on your emotional stability, even with this understanding that serotonin tracks your position in a social hierarchy? Maybe by identifying the hierarchy your working in? Identifying who you're comparing yourself to?

That's a tough medicine to swallow. If you surround yourself with overachievers, you are more likely to be an over-achiever yourself. But your first instinct will be to compare yourself to your closest group, and you will always feel like a loser unless you overcome your basic instinct and and compare yourself against your younger self and you keep growing skills you care about. Controlling your instincts is very challenging and growth mindset is hard to sustain as your body and mind gets older. If you choose the other path and surround yourself with people who are less accomplished than yourself so that you feel good about your accomplishments today, then you will miss your north star and you will end up becoming an under-achiever. You will feel terrible as you look back at your life many years later. Pursuit of happiness seems to be a moot point but yet so desirable.

@UnknownCartoonEditor

3 жыл бұрын

Whether you’re over achieving or under achieving, you are always going to feel like shit. That, or accept you’re just a background character in someone else’s life.

@dakk3

2 жыл бұрын

I think you should have both types of groups or ppl in your life. Someone that makes you feel like you're a loser and someone that makes you feel like a god. You then have the perfect balance of wanting more but being satisfied with yourself.

We need to step back for a moment to appreciate God for creating us in this magnificent and sophisticated creatures that we are.

I love you Jordan Peterson

Thank you for uploading. I got the opporunity to see a rocket launch in 2018. Memorable experience. I uploaded a pretty cool video of the trip to my channel.

know thyself - know where you've been and what it has brought you, taught you and made you. own that and go from there.

Abu Hurayrah (may Allah be pleased with him) reported that the Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) said: "Look at those who are below you, and do not look at those who are above you, for that is more likely to hold you back from belittling the blessings that Allah has bestowed upon you."

This man is a genius.

06:27 💥🙏 💡 Revolutionary 💡 “tracking your position in a hierarchy is crucial for the maintenance of your emotional stability”-JP

I find 4:16 to be the most wholesome and of most noble moments I have witnessed in my time on this world... I went through comments and was disappointed no one realized it

@eduardomorgado1488

2 жыл бұрын

what mate?

@myotherusername9224

2 жыл бұрын

We need an explanation as to why you responded so strongly to that moment. The entire talk was great, what made 4:16 stand out to you?

So much of what Peterson says really sounds like what I would call "common sense". I may not have considered every single thing in the same way. He does a good job of speaking so you kind of just go "oh yeah, duh, makes so much sense"

Judge not lest ye be judged, and with what measure you meet, it will be measured unto you again.

Lamp... sir you had me at Elon

Great camera work 😵‍💫

great story

What's scary about this is that your emotions drive you toward the things you're doing. You could literally develop a chemical imbalance and in the long run even die because of starvation or sleep deprivation when you're going through rough times in your life. Always make sure your sleep well, eat well and preferably exercise at least once a day. It could literally stop you from dying. Don't underestimate your mental well being. Your brain has more to do with your physical health then you might think!

Just stop comparing yourself to other people, No wonder so many people are depressed. Every one is different and want different things, if you want to compare yourself with someone compare yourself to your past self. Decide how you want your future self to be and work to get there, constantly tracking your progress and changing the trajectory. There is no way you can stay depressed while employing this method. Bad days should not discourage you because even on the bad day you are much better then you were a year ago. Take on difficult tasks learn new skills. Grow to escape feeling of inferiority and helplessness and never ever compare yourself to others. It will lead to either feeling inferior or superior both are terrible you should view yourself as having the same worth as anyone else you know.

@user-hh7ge2zn1v

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@toneojly1249

3 жыл бұрын

Hi dude, thank you from my heart

@KabooM1067

3 жыл бұрын

"Stop comparing yourself to people" is the equivalent of saying "Stop being fluid" to water. It's unconscious, it's built in. You can try your best to minimize it but it still kicks in anyway and changes how you feel about your position in life without your control. JP explained in the video why that happens but I hoped he would offer some practical advice to dealing with that fact.

@danielziv2125

3 жыл бұрын

@@KabooM1067 You underestimate your power to control what you think and how you feel. Just notice when you start comparing yourself with others and really think about it. Think about how dumb it is and how it makes you feel. And come up with an alternative.

When you are so famous, someone you met once gets a ted talk

wow this makes so much sense! when i was in university I felt like I didn't fit in, socially i was at the bottom of the hierarchy there. i felt so bad all the time. eventually (because of other things as well) i was so depressed that yes, I couldn't enjoy music anymore and barely left my house and at one point didn't even have energy to cook food. its been 9 month since I dropped out and I still feel the repercussions. now I understand better why - because for 2 1/2 years i felt all the intense negative emotions of being at the bottom of my social hierarchy. now i am trying to build a new hierarchy where i am in a healthy position.

Imagine even being Elon Musk’s roommate!

I am just presenting my point of view.Elon musk might play a key role in tesla but we should not forget all of the child prodigy who worked as engineers in that organization and made it grow.I read his biography book where the engineers also worked as equal to elon musk

@MINDSET156

3 жыл бұрын

YEAH THAT GUY MULLER WHO BUILT HIS ROCKET ENGINE AND MANY MORE ENGINNERS WHO WORKED HARD FOR SAPCEX. BUT UNFORTUNATELY, MEDIA DON'T HIGHLIGHT THEM

Only compare you to yourself at your best

so very true

Is this part of a full talk? If so, where can I find it

Classic... let him point out the problem and cut the video before he can say the solution, very helpful

If you meditate a lot you will kind of pull yourself out of this constant hierarchy tracking. Discernment instead of judgement is a powerful thing.

@MetalShag

2 жыл бұрын

Epic

2:16 "then he made an electric car work, that's impossible" that burn was hotter than the sun doctor

therefor your place in the hierarchy is crucial to your emotional stability

A man who is unhappy with what he has now, will not be happy with what he desires for tomorrow.

Jordan Peterson could tell me he time traveled from the late 1800's, and I wouldn't be surprised.

can anyone provide the link to full video?

I can just listen to jordan peterson

@areal8930

2 жыл бұрын

I can't stop 😂

Where can i watch the ful video?

Ricky Bobby: “if you're not first, you're last”

Any link to the full video? i wanna watch it

Back link to full video in description please !

Your emotional state depends partly on where you perceive yourself to be on the social hierarchy.

@W1DO

2 жыл бұрын

It does not have to. The less you care about what others think of you the more you can enjoy the things you love and positively alter the lives of the people you love.

@johncarton3023

2 жыл бұрын

@@W1DO Good call. I agree. I just think it's fascinating that our default mode seems to be comparing ourselves to others, which usually only makes us miserable.

Elon Musk is so remarkable that Jordan Peterson forgot about Paypal. Both of these guys are gifted.

Good until 5 minutes and then he found a monologue Tl;dr after 5 minutes: you compare yourself to others and if you’re at the bottom you’re stressed. But keep in mind the whole context and it may help.

It's all about the positive mindset. Great presentation. Thanks.

all the comments here already said everything...so I just add "WOW"

True

Flash back to me sleeping in a Pizza hut because my boss called in drunk two days in a row. Closed at 2am opened at 10am. Had to be there at 8am to open, two hour drive back home. Sleeping in your own factory conference room sounds a bit more appealing.

@befree9579

2 жыл бұрын

hopefully u brushed ur teeth

Lo amo!

I think the lesson to be learned here is to stay unsuccessful so you don't have to compare yourself to Elon Musk!

I don't have any friends even out of 5 People i should be hanging out with. I'm doing stuff with myself, i eat in a restaurant with myself, i laugh with myself. And it seems like i like this environment. And i think this is what 'Self Love' means. But why i hate myself is that i didn't have given freedom to do what i wanted to do with my life, there's no support i can expect from my family. Well I think I don't need a support but atleast give me some freedom. I don't have a problem with not having such people or friends to spend my time with nothing valuable In return. I rather mostly waste some times alone by not having a basic knowledge of something i put myself into.

"He invented the electrical car" that makes elon musk the modern day Thomas Edison equivalent because everyone gives him credit for things he didn't actually do

@alankarmisra

3 жыл бұрын

I concur!! He also isn’t the founder of Tesla but a later lawsuit settlement allowed Musk to call himself a co-founder of the company even though he wasn’t.

@alimc1867

3 жыл бұрын

@@alankarmisra I know but I didn't touch on that because Peterson didn't say he is the founder of Tesla

@revo1974

3 жыл бұрын

@@alankarmisra True. And yes, he didn’t invent the electric car either. Elon’s greatest achievement like Edison was the formation of a team of organization of talented people. With that said, Elon is a damn good engineer, certainly better than Edison and he’s got even greater vision.

@CoreanKat

3 жыл бұрын

@@revo1974 thank you for this comment. I concur with this precise sentiment. I don’t like credit being given to Elon about inventing electric cars or rockets, but exactly as you say, he is the sole reason for their current success and iterations. Talent, intelligence, and skill are all qualities present in hundreds of dozens of engineers but to unite, organize, and guide them in the most efficient manner humanly possible is what Elon has managed to do in multiple categories of engineering. Truly a visionary and a genius in that regard, and despite not being a sole engineering genius in any individual category himself, he is more than proficient in most categories of engineering, which allows him conceptualize what he wants to achieve and to then convey that vision to his teams!

@NikolaR0

3 жыл бұрын

That makes him exactly like Edison. Just give it a 100 years, someone will be saying "that makes Bob the modern day Elon Musk equivalent because everyone gives him credit for things he didn't actually do"