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@NYCWendy1

3 жыл бұрын

I have it it’s the best thing!

1. Go to bed at the same time daily. 2. Negotiate 3. Tell the truth 4. Listen 5. Make a schedule 6. Use your time wisely 7. Clean your room 8. Workout 9. Eat healthy 10. Start writing (journaling)

@robertsaladino

3 жыл бұрын

Don't get addicted to drugs...

@knighthawk2062

3 жыл бұрын

You rock! I got other Peterson video lectures to catch up on XD

@danielfaller5617

3 жыл бұрын

The comment everyone is looking for.

@MariusViken

3 жыл бұрын

@@robertsaladino Do some research before posting opinion based comments.

@MegaYounglover

3 жыл бұрын

Great life way to live

If you are reading this, remember, that reading, listening, and learning without taking action are just another form of time-wasting. Forget about motivation and inspiration. Habits are more dependable. Habits will sustain you whether you’re motivated or not. Become fanatical about good habits and watch the world around you transform. All the best to you!

@marebethmostaza6494

3 жыл бұрын

Well now really I'm sure I gonna go they would in both work enithing

@meorariff99

3 жыл бұрын

@@marebethmostaza6494 ñun

@meorariff99

3 жыл бұрын

i couldnt agree more. ive started following strict habits for the past 3 months n ive been living a more fulfilling life n achieving a lot of things.

@drp1370

2 жыл бұрын

thank you

@MasteryOrder

2 жыл бұрын

@@drp1370 anytime

JBP literally changed my life when I started listening to him about 3 years ago. Pretty amazing how different of a person I am now from then

@RyanJamesOfficial

3 жыл бұрын

He's done that for many people. Doing good work.

@jordanfelt5978

3 жыл бұрын

That's amazing mate, I'm curious though, what are some of the main differences you've personally seen??

@FirstLast-gk6lg

3 жыл бұрын

@@jordanfelt5978 I think he helped me overcome apathy and hopelessness

@oneinabillion654

3 жыл бұрын

@@FirstLast-gk6lg I'm happy for u! I'm in the process :)

@deaddropsd1972

3 жыл бұрын

So happy for you!

That negotiate with yourself one is so important....You can't be whipping yourself then shaming yourself afterwards for not complying to your own slave master.

@janetstauffer9138

3 жыл бұрын

Right! Paradigm shifting!

1. Go to bed at the same time daily - If you don't then you disregulate your circadian rhythm and they regulate your mood 2. Learn to negotiate 3. Figure out how to tell the truth 4. Listen - to your partner especially 5. Make a schedule and stick to it - so that you can have the day that you want. 20% of the day for responsibilities and obligations. Make the best ratio of responsibility to reward. Plan a life you'd like to have 6. Use your time wisely 7. Clean your room 8. Workout - to keep your mind healthy as well as the body 9. Eat healthy 10. Start writing and journaling - to learn to think, be articulate

@Fnelrbnef

Жыл бұрын

11. Meditate ;)

"There is no coming to consciousness without pain"- Carl Jung

Jordan Peterson turns my crank, man

@JulesLife

3 жыл бұрын

Actually lol’d all alone.

@paulmg6031

3 жыл бұрын

How about yes!

@narcisardelean5634

3 жыл бұрын

@@JulesLife same 😂😂

@zachhumphries6350

3 жыл бұрын

Read this and was like ‘okay 👀 same but’ then i heard him say it and was like ohhhh

@demarco6967

3 жыл бұрын

me too, man!

I love Jordan, he's like the guiding father I've never had ❤

@marebethmostaza6494

3 жыл бұрын

What do you mean too be

@marebethmostaza6494

3 жыл бұрын

What a miming talk for May Father's me really leave in jodan or what what they mining off this unbelievable in nut anthertand I well where in father's me I'm leaving

Feels great to resonate with this when you're already doing almost all of these.

You've helped dozens of thousands of people with this compilation already. Thank you. JP is the man a lot of people NEED to listen to. He's actually SAVING people, unlike so many faux idiotic "celebs" that pop culture throws at us. Again, thank you.

Everyday I turn on a JP rant video to stimulate somebody shouting at me to get my act together

@thepatriot8514

3 жыл бұрын

LYJManchesterUnited 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

@adityarohanik0

3 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't categorize him as a shouter. I think he speaks in a very assertive (but non-aggressive) way. I think that is the best way to speak about something.

@anthonychurch1567

3 жыл бұрын

@christian almaraz haha I read stimulate. I thought he meant he has a manager over his shoulder lol

@foresmetwelve

3 жыл бұрын

I think he meant simulate. Probably autocorrect.

@kirkpatrickg191

3 жыл бұрын

xxDD

" schedule , your brain will thankyou for that"- Jordan Peterson

build the habits you want: damn what a useful way to put things. I'm always focused on having to get rid of bad ones...

“Plan the life you’d like to have”

I know and apply most of this stuff as much as I can. Nobody's perfect. Then 2020 came...

@surenharutyunyan1824

3 жыл бұрын

no matter

@northwind1153

3 жыл бұрын

2020 will be over soon. Take with you whatever brought you forward. Leave behind the rest.

@margieinnes4638

3 жыл бұрын

@@northwind1153 Yes,true, many of us learnt valuable lessons in 2020, sorting out priorities was a good lesson for me:)

My favorite compliment after my accident. ‘She is articulate.’ I thought yea, it’s there still. TG!

Wow! Thank you for this video. So wonderfully put. Did not even realize when the video ended.

Great mix of advice from Dr. Peterson. This man is a blessing. Thank you for making this for us.

"You down with JBP, Yea, you know me" Yea I'm st00pad.. Seriously though, peterson is the father Figure we all needed.. Our internet dad.

Listening to Jordan Peterson always makes my brain fog and overthinking go away. He lays everything in front of me almost like a blue print. Feels even better after a 50 min run and warming down with some push-ups.

Man, You voice is just amazing and it's been two days I had been working on myself like visualizing for a week and then planning according to that. Thankyou so much ❤️

thanks for watching! I put a lot of effort into this one, hope you liked it. consider leaving a like and subscribing

@bertil0424

3 жыл бұрын

@@rocketassistedgoat1079 Why would you leave such a comment? I bet there are intelligent people that like this kind of videos, I'd like to think I'm one of them. I bet you are intelligent enough to realize how huge the KZread library of videos is and that, if you don't like this video, you can find another that suits your needs 😌

@rocketassistedgoat1079

3 жыл бұрын

@@bertil0424 A LOT of people think as I do mate. You seriously lack taste, if you like this.

@bertil0424

3 жыл бұрын

@@rocketassistedgoat1079 thanks for the feedback 😆

@bavila22

3 жыл бұрын

@@rocketassistedgoat1079 dude relax. Appreciate this free video you're watching with not one ad.

@vladislavmatiusenco1089

3 жыл бұрын

♥️

I didn't realize how hard it is to go through an organized proposal or argument until I started working with people who can do it. It is so true that that ability alone will open so many doors for you.

Man I love this guy! How much are my own issues contributing to the problems in the world? Start fixing those first before protesting about the injustices.

@hfjjfvfkgfty7400

2 жыл бұрын

You'd still have made more of difference had you spent that time protesting injustices working on yourself still. Although that's a total hypothetical so I may be wrong.

Drop the music, when you listen to JP you don't need that. You just need his voice.

@nilocblue

3 жыл бұрын

I like the music personally

@realmadrid314

3 жыл бұрын

I think it helps some people who can hear meaning in music, but can't hear music in meaning. Jordan finds music to be one of the most mysterious things in the universe because of its harmony. He would never say no to the right music on his videos.

@fahadmubeen6272

3 жыл бұрын

@@realmadrid314 But the right music for meaningful videos is hell difficult, personally I personally prefer his voice, music don't go with it generally, and you wil not see any music on videos uploaded on official JBP channel.

@realmadrid314

3 жыл бұрын

@@fahadmubeen6272 That's true, he clearly appreciates the relationship between wisdom and silence. There's a time for music and a time for silent contemplation. I will say that the few videos that take the time to synchronize the music with the intensity of the spoken word can hit you twice as hard, but it might just be a stacking effect/frisson in that case, whereas in the non-music videos the feelings simply from the spoken word carry all the weight.

@Simon05784

3 жыл бұрын

I agree, music in classrooms. but as for some others "who turned off the music?!!

Commenting for the algorithm :)

This video astounded me. Thanks for putting this together.

I'm mentally down because I didn't stick to the tasks that I was supposed to do during the past month and I was wasting time. I have some deadlines in December and right now, I'm afraid if I'd be able to meet those deadlines. This video gave me a lot of encouragement. I will start again!

@alsal321

3 жыл бұрын

Same here it takes discipline but once you start even if it is getting small things done that will give you the encouragement to accomplish the next task.

LOVE LOVE LOVE JORDAN!

Damn amazing editing skills, I love the little piano in the background 😂 this channel is going to be big lmao 👍 good video though easy to understand advice and executable tasks

Thank you Mr. Peterson you've made me a better man.

Agree with the schedule. Everything gets done that way. Thank you.

What an exceptional video , thank you !

Nobody hell's told me in my 20 yrs of lyf to time the reason behind writing Thank you so much sir 🙏

Good mix of good talk, well done!

Really enjoyed this, thanks

wow...this man is something else.

My last semester in community college just started this week . It's brutal . Full course load plus working part time . It seems like a lot but . This is what I needed today. ❤️ 💪

@lauriefreeman3244

3 жыл бұрын

Stay focused. It will all pay off down the road. All the best to you!

@caseylupkin4878

3 жыл бұрын

@@lauriefreeman3244 thank you

@DM-ky8sn

3 жыл бұрын

You are going to be just fine. Ur going to feel overwhelmed at first, then when it’s all over with, you will say to yourself “I did that! I am stronger than I thought I was.”You will look back and feel so strong and empowered. All of ur hard work WILL pay off ❤️😊trust me

What an Awesome mixed important informations to learned with and Thank You !

Excellent habits put together brilliantly, this man is wisdom machine.

You just gotta love this man!

Thank you for your time and effort in creating this video compilation to help all of us. As a professional Instructional Designer, I know there are studies on both sides that say including music or not including music as a backing track to digital learning can add or take away from cognitive processing. I'm more on the side of it producing cognitive overload with content such as this where one is trying to concentrate and grasp alot of points rather than say adding music to a light info dissemination content. I personally found it difficult to concentrate on what was being said and unconsciously process the music as well. Some studies have shown that one can overload the auditioral channel when you have both verbal and music as they both require auditory processing. Just some suggestions, but I definitely appreciate your time in creating this thank you! ~~Blessings~~

Well put together video!

Good Vid. Lots of good stuff.

Thank you

Thank you for videos of Dr. Jordan Peterson!!! Let's connect I love your contents. I subscribe and support you. I wish to see more of your videos

@benjaminlarsen1007

3 жыл бұрын

I'll just point out, that this isn't his official youtube channel. If you want to connect with him or view more of his videos, you'll need to apply a little more effort btw. he have a lot of podcasts on Spotify

What a strong start

currently my dailey sched: wake up 6am-10am smoke weed nic buzz off the vape monster energy drink xbox on computer on gaming on 2 different consoles till about mid afternoon maybe eat go to friends house smoke weed/eat/youtube I am here to fix this...

Such a perfect video ❤

That was worth the watch, great, advice

Thank you for the (motivational) part I don't know what emotion to feel

Good advice.

Excellent words👍

Very good video!

Nicely edited!!

Im Sorry I just came from the latest YT Videos : CRAPPY CHILDHOODS-LOL Narcissistic Parents: So I CAN’T Hahaha 😂 Love my PBJ -So Glad to See Your Videos Back up and running in my feed!! ✌️

I love Jordan Peterson. He’s such a wise man.

When my son became Juviniel diabetic at 3, it was not very difficult for him, because we just added it to our schedule., like it was no big deal. I agree with every single thing you said. Im 56 too, but I feel like 30. Exercise, Eat healthy, sleep on a schedule and no drugs and drinking, ect... But above all pray.

I would like to say thanks loads 🤗🤗🤗🤗

AWESOME !!

When I need to do something that important to me, nobody can stop me until I have it

Pressuring oneself to be something or pursue financial success, where all that is gained is lost in death, also causes existential crisis. Better to find a good medium of growth and enjoyment, relative financial stability, and allow the way you sustain yourself to provide more benefit to the world than what you take, as the world will still exist but you will not. The egoic journey of self focus is the core existensial issue. The pressure we feel to achieve that harms us when we do not is the battle between what we know is true, the inevitability of death, and of course the lie of social status and wealth accumulation. The lie that we are special or important, or could be, in a world where we are all of the same substance, the same value, and all will die in time is simply that. Live not for the lie, but live in peace, harmony, and sustain yourself and others. Be happy with little and be grateful, embrace nature, and have a beer on the beach friends.

@khuzaymahqureshi639

3 жыл бұрын

Perhaps it isn't about gaining anything, or reaching any particular destination, but the actual process of becoming somebody, of achieving success. Perhaps a more worthwhile life to live is that in which one encounters but successfully overcomes many obstacles (and gets rewarded for overcoming those obstacles with wealth, accolades, success) than one in which one is easy-going, just having a peaceful conflict-less life. Think about why we are on this earth. We are not on this Earth to harbour as much as we can for ourselves, that much I am confident you are correct about. A life spent in the blind chase of material goodies could very well be a wasted one. But we also aren't here to abide in tranquility and peacefulness, our evolutionary instincts exist to propel us forward, towards never-ending expansion. There might not be any goal to reach, anything to acquire, but we as humans are certainly built to keep propelling forwards to our arbitrary goals.

@logiconlyzone

3 жыл бұрын

@@khuzaymahqureshi639 There is no innate requirement or need to overcome an obstacle. Its actually a process defined by distraction. The obstacle or challenge is a diversion toward the ego. The ego wants survival, where it is not possible to survive. So I encourage a higher path as I described above. Inner peace and acceptance is a path that seeks to relinquish this desire as animals to survive. We are more than an animal, and can let go of that side of us, rather than embracing it, as you suggest.

Nice video

I never had a sleep routine until this year even though I've read countless books harping on about how important it is. Don't ignore this advice. My old way: Go to bed anywhere between 11.30 -12.30. Alarm set in the morning so I only have me 30 mins to shower, skip breakfast and run out the door (stressed) to work. I would begin feeling awake (kind of) hours later and have very low energy all day. Come home, do very little because I'm too tired. Repeat. New way/routine: On week days, bed at 10.30 and wake at 6.30. That pretty much gives me 8 hours sleep, plenty of time to workout at home (30mins), meditate for 10mins, relax having breakfast, shower and get ready for work (completely stress free). Wide awake all day, feeling more accomplished/in control, feeling happier. More energy to do things post work. It all starts with the sleep routine. If I don't do it, everything falls apart - the workout doesn't happen, I'm feeling sluggish again, I feel like crap. Do you see yourself in me? Well if you did, I wrote this just for you! I challenge you to try this for 1 week and comment below so others see your success too. You might (will) change your life for the better and help others do too. Wouldn't that feel good.

i am a bad employee and a worst boss , i love you doc

💞7 well said💕

Learn something New everyday- schedule it👌

Just remember everyone your Productivity doesn’t equal your self worth🧡 be Patient learn to trust the universe

Commenting for the algorithm

Loved the content and the delivery. Subscribed.

@TonyCook7

3 жыл бұрын

However I’m not buying the meat and greens only diet. So many studies out there that show how bad excessive meet is for you. Your consuming everything the animal consumed.

I feel like i've dug myself in so deep, the only reasonable exit is suicide. It feels horrible because i want to fight, and i'm fighting for my life for 8 years and gotten practically nowhere. I feel so hopeless

@rakeenmurtaza6096

3 жыл бұрын

There are probably 100 problems in your life that makes you have uninterrupted disastrous thoughts, causing you to feel this way. Id say, pick 1 problem, break it down into subproblems (while ignoring the other 99 problems) create sub solutions, integrate and automate subsolutions into your life while interrupting negative thought patterns (i.e. focus on the solution that you implement, not on the negative thoughts like "what ifs", "this is hopeless" or the other 99 problems) and then once that problem is closed, move onto the next one. This is incremental progress

@AstonMartin9929

3 жыл бұрын

Hey man, there is always good times and bad times, that is how life works kind of. What you can do is make the best out of both, make your bad times more bearable (you do that mentally, and watching JP videos is a great way to learn this) and make your good times even greater. But never give up just because you're undergoing a bad part of your life, there is so much more to come. Improve yourself and live the life you want. I don't know if there are dms on youtube, but if you wanna talk or something, feel free to message me.

@Concojone5

3 жыл бұрын

@@rakeenmurtaza6096 EXCELLENT, EXCELLENT comment.

@laluna5548

3 жыл бұрын

It is a dark place, I know. Are you going to psychotherapy and taking meds? That really helps, statistically and from experience

@Jay-og4yb

3 жыл бұрын

Death is the end all be all. Think like this, if death itself doesn't bother you, use that as your starting point. Let yourself feel liberated that mentally you have reached the low breaking point. Make it through the day like you're going to die tomorrow. Do whatever you want, think whatever you want because you've already allowed yourself the worst possible consequence one could receive. Allow yourself to not feel or allow yourself to feel. Just be. You always have the option of ending things. This is how the stoics believe and it has helped me out of suicide myself. Would you worry about pain if you could instantly administer morphine? Probably not. Why worry about life when you can always instantly administer your own death?

the way he explains things and just his voice God that makes me even want to be the best i can be

@GamerASQ

3 жыл бұрын

Your comment made me feel chocked up, because I feel the exact same 10000% !!!

@elhassanmeslouhi1138

3 жыл бұрын

@@GamerASQ happy to hear that

This is where it’s at.

Rule 10

“Whatever turns your crank man”

I built these habits on Rock and Roll.

ooo good channel name

I aspire to be like JP

I work in variable timing job n variable schedule..how to come up with routine.

Invigorating.

Praise God...discovering to eat how He created our bodies.

“Whatever turns your crank,man”

If everyone would just fix themselves we’d be living in 3099.

@chef423

3 жыл бұрын

never happen. People love loathing and blaming others for their failures, Politics tells people this is true. ITS FALSE!!!!!!!!!

Is there longer video on yt?

actually he don't talk avout going to bed the same time but to wake up at the same time, there is a slight difference between those.

routine stablizes your nerves

You have to negotiate with yourself

I want to become a psychotherapist too🥺

Debating Jordan Peterson is like stepping in the ring with a heavyweight boxer. If you don't know your moves, expect a pummeling.

'15' years, that's an interesting point -eg the listening to your partner for 15 years- , it takes 15 years to settle into a new neighbourhood.

music selection could've been better

« So you should fire yourself and find someone else to be! » lol... who else feels that way? 😅

great video👍 but, BGM was pain in the ears.

Does anybody know the diet he was doing?

2:49 this dude's working 2 computers at the same time 😅

@askhatassanbayev7755

3 жыл бұрын

He put that in his schedule so he did it

@alvarojneto

3 жыл бұрын

Programmers do that quite a bit

@askhatassanbayev7755

3 жыл бұрын

Alvaro Neto, didn't know that Julius Caesar was a programmer

-5. make a schedule- 5. make a *DAMN* schedule

Quick question, what is his or his daughter’s monthly budget on food every month. Seems like whenever I do a paleo, keto, low carb type diet, it’s really expensive to maintain.

@spliffzombonie

3 жыл бұрын

That's because you don't have to do paleo, keto, low carb, and any other fad diet if it's not practical for you. Just eat a balanced diet (count calories if you have to); have enough protein, carbs, fat, micronutrients, fiber, workout regularly and consistently and you're all set. Find something that's sustainable for you. Don't get into diet hypes. Don't get too focused on one small thing. Don't miss the forest for the trees. Cheers!

How do you pick a time to get up if your on shift work with different start/finish times?

@MasteryOrder

3 жыл бұрын

Find a way to change your job. I was in a similar position a few years ago, working nights for a few days then working during the day for the next few days. Everything was out of order for me back then. This changed when I changed my job and decided for job with a regular schedule. All the best to you!

Can anyone help me with the full video lecture which was till 6:13 ?