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@trollfacenationalist3653

5 жыл бұрын

when was this taken?

@larrys8877

5 жыл бұрын

TheArchangel911 that's a great freaking speech man. I got the rooms dream multiple times. wish you would elaborate on that. and if you did where can I find it?

@ceterfo

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for posting lecture clips bro. I hope you have or had a good day.

What a great coincidence that KZread and Jordan Peterson happen to exist at the same time.

4 жыл бұрын

Truly a gift...

@richardmiller2049

4 жыл бұрын

One is truly a gift,the other is a truth destroying multibillion dollar entity. Fortunately, JP doesn't ruffle their feathers

@jacksbackable

4 жыл бұрын

I'm sure there's been other great people that we've been unknowingly blocked from! Look at the Left and their attempts to discredit JBP. It makes you wonder how much better the world could be without the stupidity of the Left!? I know we need examples of what not to be like, but isn't this taking it to the extremes.......!?

@Acta-nonVerba

4 жыл бұрын

Apple uses slave labour. Wake UP!

@ABCBUGGYNZ

4 жыл бұрын

the second coming...

Yes. This guy is one of the finest minds on the planet today. Thank God he has a platform for people to hear him from.

@DavidSmith-ef4eh

5 жыл бұрын

well, all his ideas are stolen mostly from Carl Jung. He even admits it. It's just most people are retarded to research any of this stuff on their own, so they need a character like him to give them a synopsis...

@MsFreedom4us

5 жыл бұрын

Malcolm Naylor careful Darwin was a Freud ...

@BlacksmithTWD

5 жыл бұрын

@@DavidSmith-ef4eh Stolen isn't the choice of words I would make in this case, besides Carl Jung is dead and the claim was about finest minds on the planet today, not while Jung was still alive. Perhaps you'd better clean your room first.

@susanneconway

5 жыл бұрын

Taxes. Oy. I'm now a cowering lobster

@Zoney06

5 жыл бұрын

@@DavidSmith-ef4eh He learned from Jung, and Jung was a student of Freud and Nietzsche.

When dealing with my feelings of bitterness and thinking that I was angry with the other person in reality it was me knowing I should have left the situation long before that moment and I was really angry with myself because I knew better.

@rosettemarshall3024

4 жыл бұрын

Maybe this is me...

@Cheapers-Vac

4 жыл бұрын

Going through the same bitter thing. Try not to beat yourself too bad. Even as a man I go shopping and get things I need that I put off, and feel better. But really, a good hug and comfort from a true friend is better. Simon Sinek.."Why Leaders Eat Last " has helped immensely. Peace to you lady.

@jessebradford3900

4 жыл бұрын

I understand you and I’ve been there. But remember you should congratulate yourself for being a damn good person to them. Don’t let your ego tell you “ you deserve better, that person better come back and make up for it” You should step outside yourself and think damn you were really cool, you were so giving. Wow they screwed up big time losing me”. And this isn’t just positive thinking, it’s the part you weren’t thinking

@Raey521

4 жыл бұрын

Wow yes me too!

@StephenDoty84

4 жыл бұрын

Wise point. The storyteller Jean Shepard used to say, Someone is never so angry as when angry with himself. And a lot of time, like with envy, you aren't quite sure of the source of the emotion, and it's more pleasant to externalize it, so there is a cognitive bias to resolve it a different way; something to be aware of.

For six long years I have been living in chaos, the moment that the ice broke for me was when I lost my relationship with my children during my divorce and lost everything I had worked for for the previous 30 years. I hope one day I will find my way out of darkness and see the light which brings me up for air again.

@calvinouellette4545

4 жыл бұрын

I hope you do too, Scott.

@jacksbackable

4 жыл бұрын

The longest journey starts with one step, and believe me I know how hard it can be to pick the right direction for that step! To lose the your interactions with your kids would be heartbreaking! Mine are my reason for going forward. It may not help to know but you're not alone. Best wishes my friend.

@martinhogg5337

4 жыл бұрын

Just remember that time is on your side. Hopefully your kids will grow up and seek you out. Stay strong and things will. slowly improve.,

@ABCBUGGYNZ

4 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry to hear that...divorce is the scourge of the 21st century... I lost it all too...

@BoostedPastime

4 жыл бұрын

Stories like this are all too common.

Failure of complexity management is absolutely true. I quit a miserable day job in 2013. My husband retired in 2018. We downsized, sold a too-big house that sucked up every spare dime and every spare minute, and reduced our "stuff" by 90 percent. The past 3 years have been the happiest of our lives.

@isaacfernandez2243

2 жыл бұрын

wow, that’s amazing

When you hear truths that are core to our being, you recognize them immediately even though you never thought of them before. Jordan is so good at bringing forth these basic truths.

He really nails it at 2:00 for people who get overwhelmed by life or a big life changing event. His professional acknowledgement that some of life's big problems are extremely difficult to bear, even to the point of breaking a person, is very useful and empowering. Is reassuring to know you're not losing your marbles, you are are dealing with legitimate duress, sometimes of unknown duration. Despair, hopelessness, futility, etc are normal reactions; you are struggling to keep your head above water amidst chaos.

@kesmarn

5 жыл бұрын

Well said. I think this is one reason why the decision to make use of anti-depressants is so vexed. At what point does a person opt to lean in to the bad feelings and learn from the pain? At what point is chemical intervention the answer? Not an easy dilemma to resolve.

@jeffbohn2576

5 жыл бұрын

you get it

@mollymalone1610

5 жыл бұрын

Sometimes one persons reason for anxiety is different from others losing a child with cancer has got to be up there life is shite I’d rather be gone sometimes

@kesmarn

5 жыл бұрын

@Jeffree Ensing I'm hoping that you find resolution of those regrets and peace as you move forward. I agree that killing oneself is a spiritual no no (with the possible exception of being in an end-of-life state already, with pain that is excruciating and cannot be relieved). It's also one of the most cruel things a human can do to the people around him/her. Even if one feels that others would be "better off" with him/her gone, that is not usually the way those others feel at all.

@janetwhite7786

5 жыл бұрын

well said.

"either way you go, you're screwed" - the inspirational quote of the year!

@jeremiahkirkman100

5 жыл бұрын

choose the lesser of the two evils

@Bob-ir9vd

4 жыл бұрын

No matter how bleak your situation, someone before you has found a way out.

@Coeurebene1

4 жыл бұрын

pick one, plague or cholera

@stevendalloesingh1214

3 жыл бұрын

Even more so anno 2020

@ivanpetrov8957

3 жыл бұрын

@Christine Felice LOBSTER

“There’s no way out, man. You can choose wretched death A...or slightly less wretched death B.” -J.P., with love.

I find myself watching his videos everyday. He has helped me with depression

@kennethgibson1092

3 жыл бұрын

Beneficial side affect of the truth.... good stuff

And you get into your mid-50s, you've lost a 20 yr., loving wife to a long terminal illness, lost a few businesses, your home, your possessions, then several breakups you really worked at and it's no wonder you end up sleeping in your car during the hysterics of a pandemic. In winter. You just try to get thru the day.

@VengefulPolititron

2 жыл бұрын

I wish that didn't happen to you. I'm just a random on the internet, and I don't know you enough to be in a place to give meaningful or valued advice... but if I could, I'd say, voice your issues to God, and ask for help. it could alter things in untold ways. it would be more than me saying "I hope you find peace" or "goodluck" cause when you actually find God, you have peace.

9:23 "Things fall apart... Just entropy." 9:36 "And things fall apart of their own accord." 10:39 "And so, that's the idea behind the notion that there are two reasons that things fall apart: (1) Thermodynamic entropy, and (2) the proclivity of people NOT to attend to things that they know they should attend to."

@Ggdivhjkjl

3 жыл бұрын

This comment should be pinned.

@SupremeBooyah

3 жыл бұрын

Certainly it is. Look, NICE

"Rather be mugged than audited" hilarious. 😃

@pacthegreatest

4 жыл бұрын

@Lyrical Terrorist wtf?

@pacthegreatest

4 жыл бұрын

@Lyrical Terrorist hahah must be good shit then

@glennosmond4306

4 жыл бұрын

Here's lookin' up your old address!

“...If ignoring it does not work, then attending to it might work...”

@MrResiman

5 жыл бұрын

How about dealing with islam before it's too late ?

@goran586

5 жыл бұрын

@Persona non grata This is an appalling racist comment

@ironcast

5 жыл бұрын

I am not sure how you can say that Islam is a weapon that Jewish people are using. It is, however, a weapon that Muslims have used for 1300 years.

@yehor_ivanov

4 жыл бұрын

what is really that new about it? I mean, for myself, I know that in order to deal with some problem, u need to be interested in it. if u r not, u need to decide, if u need to deal with it at all or not and decide what to do later for avoiding it.

@Michael-mn4ef

3 жыл бұрын

@@goran586 islam isn't a race buddy

Peterson is a very skilled educator, that and the information he has to offer is the basis of his success.

@guinevere4365

3 жыл бұрын

You describe an ordinary man. You are wrong. He is genius personified for humanity on the planet at this time. Brilliant to the core; dedicated to helping we who are lost in the wilderness of a world falling apart before our eyes.

Praying for you and your family Dr Peterson. My heart goes out for you and your loved ones. 🙏💖

Lynrd skynrd always sang "be a simple kind a man" and its always guided me to keep things less chaotic and more simple.

JBP is one of the greatest minds of our day. We’re blessed to be able to experience him in the present.

@24emerald

5 жыл бұрын

Blessed to experience him .. that's deep!! Good on you

@FutureDeadpool

5 жыл бұрын

Yeppers

@jamesviice4217

5 жыл бұрын

break me a give

@24emerald

5 жыл бұрын

@ Chap Daddy ... hyperbolic? Hmmm maybe. High popular attention can not be dismissed. However, Jordan is speaking with noble intent as far as I can tell. So far. And yes, that reflects on who he is in addition to what he's saying. I reserve the decision to imagine history will not forget or misplace him. I firmly feel we are experiencing a pivotal moment in political history.

@MelisaJoy73

4 жыл бұрын

@@jumpmasterpadre9335 Simpleton here lol. Didn't Jesus do the same. He tried to explain that it was his message that was important.??

As a result of listening to Peterson, I listened to an English translation of "Gulag Archipelago". I learned a great deal that I didn't already know about history. Thanks Dr. Peterson. You are a great teacher.

I've just realised JBP is like high level comedy. It plays by the same rules. He's saying the things we all know to be true which we don't like to acknowledge. Except instead of highlighting behaviours at the shopping mall or comparisons between cultures, he's highlighting the core realities of what it means to be human. And we laugh, because we know it

@TheArchangel911

2 жыл бұрын

Very good analysis. Maybe that’s what drew me to his work. I grew up listening to primarily stand up comedy as a kid, I was lucky enough to have an all comedy radio station where I grew up.

dude this channel is amazingly underrated. what a gem

@aorusaki

5 жыл бұрын

Facts

@redridingsheeb1777

5 жыл бұрын

Agree

@TheRazzaManazza

5 жыл бұрын

This specific channel is the only JP channel other than Dr. Peterson's official channel that I subscribe too. I'm starting to wonder if ArchAngel is actually JP himself. Haha. Ha. : |

@missionpupa

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, fuck the guy in the video whose actually talking. Praise the guy who ripped this video on his website.

@heartolearn9413

4 жыл бұрын

joe avenetti haha. I’ve thought this.

It makes so damned much sense when he explains things the way he does.

"a complexity management problem" brilliant!

So important to speak your truth and resolve issues.. if it’s uncomfortable then it’s a conversation you NEED to have

I came for the knowledge I stayed for the thumbnails

@klevelty611

3 жыл бұрын

Underrated

Water , the element of life and a vessel for death ! Do you often feel like you are drowning ? That is because we are still underwater . Tread lightly in the circling chaos , grasp tightly onto the winds of change and take a ride with time to find space . This i will remind myself ,thanx J.P and other forum contributers

He's such a likable person.

What a gift it is to have the opportunity to listen to Jordan Peterson. I am so grateful he has shared with us.

i just read your About Tab on your channel, and I'd like to thank you for all you've done for all of us TheArchangel911.

Commenting for support!

Every time I listen to this guy I feel better.

2:42 Stressed out? You may have a complexity management problem.

The mugging vs auditing statement is so true lol...

I love this man. I respect him. I wish he was my father God bless u

@klevelty611

3 жыл бұрын

His kids didn’t turn out too well tbh.

Chaos eats us all eventually, so pick your favorite flavor of Chaos 🐉 and make something out of it

@ReachingHigher001

5 жыл бұрын

Or avoid it entirely. If possible.

@melissaberry8810

5 жыл бұрын

Ryan Masterson I hope you succeed in that

@eltonjohnsdildo1291

5 жыл бұрын

the exact opposite of what you want to do. the only way to grow is to confront chaos. If you don't confront chaos, you are a slave to order. @@ReachingHigher001

@richardmiller2049

4 жыл бұрын

Most of us have to work 30-40 years to carve a serene place amidst chaos. Almost there! Put one foot in front of the other, repeat.

@glennosmond4306

4 жыл бұрын

NaChaos? flavour?

Beautiful presentation. Should be required viewing for all high school students.

2:22 I believe we saw that with Brad Delp, the singer for Boston. He didn't want to go on tour at age 55, and he didn't want to back out and get sued by Tom Sholz; and although engaged, he might not have wanted to get married, nor to break his fiancee's heart. With no good options, he planned his own suicide carefully. That may have been how the ER doctor in NYC and the EMT felt during the covid crisis -- no matter what they did, to work or to quit, was unacceptable to them. We can only learn from them, to find some third way in such a dilemma.

@cindysmale9290

3 жыл бұрын

My half-brother Brian committed suicide at 37, brilliant mind, engineer, single, no kids, our mother died of ALS, no social network of friends hardly, taking care of his elderly father. Brian, why? I wish you could have believed there was a way out of your complexity:( Cindy, Michigan. I miss you and love you still, Brian

@notsure4559

3 жыл бұрын

@@cindysmale9290 The reason is that he was single. He was single because intelligence is not a desirable trait, especially nowadays.

Thank you for helping me reconcile my faith with my knowledge and love of science, you’re a great man 💙

@VengefulPolititron

2 жыл бұрын

Absolute Truth exists, and is knowable. People's beliefs are clouded and fuzzy, based on what they know, dont know, and what happened to them> Absolute Truth, is reality, without human error or emotion getting in the way. Please gentlemen, observe these: The best videos I've found, in over 2000 hours of research. While keeping the list short ( i aimed for 10, but had to go to 18) Big Reasons for God *THIS COMMENT IS ALWAYS DELETED* *SO I HAD TO REMOVE THE LINKS* *SORRY, TRUTH IS SWEPT AWAY* (1) Does the Bible (Job 40) Describe a Sauropod Dinosaur (Behemoth)?(20:40) Genesis Apologetics - Published on Sep 18, 2017 (2) ✡ Believe in God in 5 Minutes (Scientific Proof) (5:27) (3) The Fossil Record: Proof of Noah's Flood or Evolution (16:00) Genesis Apologetics - Mar 20, 2018 (4) Archaeological Evidence that Proves the Bible is True (1:20:52)Planet Zion - Jun 24, 2014 (5) 2017SEP10 - Why We Know Christianity is True - J Warner Wallace (55:23)(Canon) (6) Cold-case homicide detective J. Warner Wallace - DNA Information Code (10:01)LoveYourNeighbour - Published on Sep 5, 2017 (7) Noah's Ark - Chuck Missler : Koinonia House (8:27) (8) Why i believe in a young earth by ex-evolutionist Dr.Grady McMurtry Part 1 (21:42)[+ part 2,3,4] (9) What Are The Odds Statistically: Jesus/Prophecy (1 of 3) Chuck Missler (10:00) (10) If There Is No God, Murder Isn't Wrong (5:17) Dennis Prager (11) How Consciousness Points to the Existence of God (9:29)Cold-Case Christianity with J. Warner Wallace - Published on Sep 8, 2015 (12) Human Chimp DNA Similarity (7:37)Genesis Apologetics - Jun 1, 2017 (13) "Evidence for a Spiritual View of the "Alien" Phenomenon:"Why do many Christians think the alien phenomena is demonic?" © 2009 Guy Malone, link not allowed on YT (article) (14) Chuck Missler The Days Of Noah & Return Of The Nephilim HD (3:09:55)Daniel Heath - Published on Jun 20, 2015 (15) Debate 19 Kent Hovind Vs. Three Evolutionists : Kent Hovind (2:21:24) (16) Mathematical Challenges to Darwin’s Theory of Evolution (57:13)HooverInstitution Jul 22, 2019 (17) Birds Did Not Evolve from Dinosaurs, Say Evolutionists -Stunning New Research Overturns Widely Held Evolutionary Idea - by A. Peter Galling on June 12, 2009 (ARTICLE) link not allowed on YT (18) I dont have enough faith to be an atheist (1:38:31) Frank Turec Faith and Public Policy - Engage Conference (link banned here)

@VengefulPolititron

2 жыл бұрын

evolution is a lie. you don't know about hydrolytic sorting shows that the layers in the Earth are proven to have been put there by water. dinosaur death pose mitochondrial eve the vostok ice core samples second law of Thermodynamics entropy. giant ice wolf head and dogs prove microevolution is damage control. macro evolution has never been seen anything with the chance of happening of one to the 50th power is considered scientifically absurd... meanwhile our blood coalesces at odds of 1 to the 270 millionth power. aliens are demons Nephilim bones human DNA is level six complexity. only level two can be achieved by accidental chemistry. consciousness itself. being separate from the body. the Fibonacci sequence. fractals. incredibly complex ecosystems that are interdependent. 10 human organs that rely on each other to function defy your ideas of Macro evolution. human and dinosaur footprints together. human and dinosaur living together carvings and statues. chlorophyll on T-Rexes tooth shows that most dinosaurs like iguanodon were vegetarian. live red blood cells found in the Horn of a dinosaur meaning that it was alive less than 2,000 years ago. oceanic trench and Continental Beach heads prove the movement of pangea to modern configuration because of the flood. 272 civilizations out of account of the flood that were not influenced by the Bible (haven't heard of it) sea life and sediments on all mountain tops of the world which would require a minimum of 100 feet of water above. ice Age was literally caused by the flood. if you believe in a big bang then you have to wonder where did the heavy elements and stars come from in the first place and why did they explode and how come no explosions ever in the history of mankind have ever created something that they only destroy. creation of fossils are extremely rare and form best underwater ergo to the flood. going Evolution natural selection implies intelligence. entropy states that we're going to a state of disorder which means that we were once put together neatly. that is entirely opposite of the belief of evolution. the laws of nature prove evolution is a lie. many of your prominent atheists have begun to admit that it seems we may have been put here by aliens because that the only intelligent source they can admit to. mutations are obviously bad. take a complex computer program for example like our DNA and just keep removing and scrambling the binary and see how many programs you have that still work.

@VengefulPolititron

2 жыл бұрын

if you wanted some more faith+science

Jordan Peterson is a blessing to the human race. How he shares his wisdom to make the lives of people better.

To live well, one must be prepared to die.

@Alienrun

3 жыл бұрын

Very inspiring quote! Thank you!

1) The Best lack all conviction. 2) The Worst are full of passionate intensity.

@oldepersonne

5 жыл бұрын

W.B. Yeats

This is gold

I think debt is a dragon that too many people are afraid to slay.

Yes, "Stories are the tools we use to live are life"-Robert Mckee

Awesome insight, Dr. Peterson, as usual! We love you!

It is such a breath of fresh air to listen to such intelligence. Jordan is a brilliant inspirational force. I wish you a speedy recovery and return!!!

"And you know that, everyone one knows that, because you know... you know?" I indeed know

He loves that word “chaos”

@chris432t6

3 жыл бұрын

There is certainly a lot of it to go around?

I've watched a LOT of JBP's videos and my humble opinion is that this is THE BEST extract regarding the reasons and causes of people's problems. My favourite paraphrase for the entropy law is: "Left to it its own, everying turns to shit".

Thats how I felt. i was literally hearing noises n my head that were not real

Fear is a difficult entity to overcome.

@VengefulPolititron

2 жыл бұрын

even the Green Lantern Core couldn't handle it!

It's interesting how Peterson defines himself as a being (partly at least). It's like a meta coping mechanism that works for him in his relation to the world.

I hear this while having a recent reoccurring dream of a shoreline while I'm in the water trying not to drown as I navigate around my recent (1 day ex).. wow. Spot on.

Thank you Jordan.

I always start with a pessimistic approach to problems, because I want to be prepared for the worst, and it makes me better appreciate the good things when they happen. Things can only go up, if you start from the bottom. However, It can make you overthink situations in some cases. Which does help at all ... so that’s why I think being pessimistic is not that easy.

I've fought so hard to escape my adversity, I wonder how much happier I may have been if I never tried as hard as I did to exceed, excel and escape the tyranny of my fortune. I'm ok now but I wonder about the efforts...

@corinnemuir1542

3 жыл бұрын

most people don't understand the immense effort, immense constant effort that people could exert.

Thank you! amazing thumbs :D

thanks for these videos

Incredible truth …..

I had the water dream on average every few weeks for several years as a child in elementary and middle school. They were also lucid, and it was always my own room

At 5:58 when he speaks about the dream of water flooding the room, it makes me think of Graham Hancock and his argument of a cataclysmic flood 12000 years. Perhaps the reason that the symbol of water as chaos has been passed down for the very reason that it was once the source of ultimate chaos and near extinction for the human species.

8:51 and if you don’t have anything running after YOU fall apart , that’s why things fall apart , serving you

Things fall apart because we change or re-direct our Will. Will is the essence. Will is the ultimate issue or concern of humanity. Will and how it ties into core issues of our very existence. Will is a core issue.Will is the blind driving force behind everything.

On the last point: if you are pessimistic and choose the least bad opition you will stop searching (scrabbling around) for a much better option which may just save you.

I really needed this today! 🌺

Ok - I did not expect that to be so practical.

The very end were he talkes about pessimism briefly really struck a chord with me. I forgot who said it but " the thing about pessimism is that some times your presently surprised whene something goes right that you otherwise didn't expect" pessimism a usefull tool but you can't build a sound structure out of it!

To always be ON ALERT .. IS MY LIFE

thermodynamic entropy and the proclivity of people not to attend the things they know they should attend to. this is just a note for later

"The Story We Live in" is a profound statement. We are all living our story.

CLEAR

The first 3 minutes are eye opening and 10000% true.

Videos of JBP's lectures usually have great thumbnails, you didn't disappoint

"beyond you" ....amazing depth +articulation

@ashishgusain7467

4 жыл бұрын

Namaste madam. I m awed to find my country folk of your generation interested in such deep ideas.

Love it

I like how he describes chaos as complexity. It adheres to the likely fact that true chaos may not exist and that what we as humans perceive as chaos is simply that which is so complex that it is beyond our cognitive ability to process.

The house dream I had for years after my husband died.... Suffering is life, one of his biggest truths

I'd love to challenge him or subject him to questions that may counter his ideas, he is a great mind and we'll educated that's the challenge

This was Dr. Peterson at his best. Out of the dark ether the Good Lord pushes the great seeker to inspire us, before he moves back fearlessly into the dark where he seeks, also fearlessly, humbling the dark forces that lurk, with his God given powers of thought. Very inspirational for me to carry on through my trials and tribulations that seem obligatory before i have a few moments of recharge.

I can very much relate to the whole "not being attentive to problems you should have been attentive to". At the start of this month, my bank account was frozen due to outstanding payments...And had I only communicated with the necessary parties, the whole ordeal could have been avoided. You truly NEED to take care of your affairs, lest they mount up and overwhelm you. Start small, start somewhere, and do a bit every day. That way, you may develop a routine and get used to taking better care of yourself and your business, whatever that may be.

It's meaning and the setup to it was mentioned earlier, but the quote in the title is specifically said at 10:43

I think I would have survived had I found him a couple months ago. I hope others are able to discover this golden knowledge in thier search for understanding before it gets to the point of null solution.

@VengefulPolititron

2 жыл бұрын

I found him years back, but didn't keep pursuing him. wasted my time with current political issues, not for arguing. but the fear of our country falling. which it is. but I destroyed myself too

Wonderful man

at 19:47 he talks about the care breaking down in the hiway. and he describes the 2 reasons why things fall apart...reminds me of the story of the 2nd arrow....

(2:00)”…and many things can happen on the way to dying as well…complications [arising over existing complexities]…” A sobering realization for many after starting a family, and even before that, a wake up call that tells you it’s time to act as if your life depended on it. And it does. I have always had a dread of murky water. Of what might lie beneath it! How revealing.

This is the third time I have listened to this lecture and I find it comforting frightening reassuring and depressing. Which is most of what I find my life. This truly marks The human condition. We are all going to be a corpse, embrace and fight the chaos.

He puts reality plainly and simply.

He summed up the homeowner experience perfectly.

Doesn’t matter how many times you get knocked down. Well You better know the rest Cheers

"It is at that moment you break through the thin ice that everyone walks on." Jethro Tull sang about this in "Skating Away." The forks and seat stays of my bike have decals to remind of the realities of life, my mortality, and the need to live life today. The left fork has "Skating away..." and the right has "...on the thin ice of a new day." The seat stays have Pink Floyd: "Shorter of breath...and one day closer to death."

This seems unique Peterson style. He is not as intense as usual, but powerful. Jp always powerful of course. Cheers. Peace and love to all

Very well done thumbnail.

Everyone is different and everyon’s situation is different so outcomes will be different too many ppl try to put others in a small box.

"The problems plain to see, too much technology"

Hey Aika, it is about giving up, who you are, what you know, and what you own.

That was amazing. He just described my life exactly.

I think this man is a genius.

u're so right with those simple but common staf with you talk about

JP probs told bomb bedtime stories lol!