I think he seems to blend together entrepreneurs with artists and everything in between. Creating a successful piece of art is exactly the way he explained it in this video. Very high risk with very high reward. Extremely high risk even. I wouldn't say it's the same with starting a business in something "boring" or in other words, something useful. It does need to be something that is relatively in demand at the time with relatively meager competition. But not nearly as high-risk high-reward as starting something like a musical group or trying to become an actor. In fact some people believe that taking the entrepreneurial route is a safer route than college these days, especially with the college debt stories and such. I sure wish I went that way.

@Glace1221

6 жыл бұрын

I know what you mean.

@karldilkington8587

6 жыл бұрын

I should have said "in-demand"

@CrniWuk

6 жыл бұрын

Art, and that is what many people don't believe, is actually much more about craftsmanship than creativity. Sure, you need something 'creative' to come up with, but at the end of the day you might spend hours if not weeks doing rather tedious work once you decided on what you want to do. And that is true for many artists that I know and it definetly was true for my own education as graphic designer and the many art that I have done trough my live. To many people have this 'exaggerated' image of the artist in their head, that is at all times flowing over of creativity.

@IIIIIawesIIIII

6 жыл бұрын

Graphic Design is a Craftmanship. Playing an instrument is a craftmanship. There are very clear rules to these things, there are UNIVERSITIES for these things where you can learn how to be PROFESSIONAL. As for an entrepreneur, these are simply craftmanships that have a relatively high range of freedom for creative input. But in low-risk high-demand scenarios (like opening a shop, being a professional instrumentalist that gets paid per gig, designing logos, newspapers, websites) this range of freedom naturally can't be exploited. And thats also, why some of these jobs are taken by so many hipster-overachievers who just want to call themselves creative because that would increase their individuality, which, as they think, helps them to distinct themselves from the "conformists" that they actually belong to as you can see by looking at the popularity of these courses and jobs. And the really creative people that get fooled into learning these things will get swallowed and crushed by the discipline of the "conscienscious" people they compete with. Creative people identify problems and are obsessed with finding solutions, that are often not obvious. A person who invents a new type of process for graphic design that makes designing websites and banners more intuitive definitely shows more creativity than a person using this process to align text from premade fonts following the golden ratio. A person who finds a cheaper way of producing metal wires that nobody else thought of yet certainly shows more creativity than a person playing chopin perfectly on a piano using these wires after practising 6 hours a day for 3 years. But if you are creative and somehow pushed yourself through the hell of getting a degree in one of these subjects, you will have a nice big playground to play on though. But selling anything beyond what you've been taught will still be a high risk strategy.

@CrniWuk

6 жыл бұрын

"As for an entrepreneur, these are simply craftmanships that have a relatively high range of freedom for creative input. " Not necessarily, it really depends on the profession. As graphic designer today, you are probably extremly limited on what you can do, unless you're one of the top 10% or something which are famous for their work. But that's really not the majority of designers out there. It's a fucking tough business. I've worked with a couple of clients, and some of them had corporate designs which can be a real pain to work with. I actually prefered to work with smaller clients for that reason, since they give you a lot more choice and freedom in your work, what images you want to take, with the layout, colour and so on. But most of the time, you are still pretty limited as graphic designer. Illustrators on the hand are probably a bit more free, once they actually get a client that is willing to pay what they need ... Anyway, from my own experience as artist, I just wanted to say that creativity is, in my opinion, not as important like discipline. Creativity can come actually rather easily. But you need to be focused, you need to be productive, and that on demand. And this is what actually is the really difficult part.

1:38 girl in front row swiftly closes facebook as jordan approaches her

@angrydinosaur8plus9

4 жыл бұрын

followed by awkward head scratch. good eye

@BrazenRain

4 жыл бұрын

@@angrydinosaur8plus9 And the guy on the right nodding along pretending to agree with something.

@hectoramador6397

4 жыл бұрын

😅

@ignoratiodebibiware4295

4 жыл бұрын

he talks against a wall. We Watching on KZread are the better Students.

@folox275

3 жыл бұрын

she doesn't clean her room

bro ur thumbnails get me everytime

@wiseandfunfox

5 жыл бұрын

They are hilarious!

@jcnot9712

5 жыл бұрын

Kya haters will say it was paint

@GuySerbian

4 жыл бұрын

his power isnt 3.6 its 15000

@SalivationNation

4 жыл бұрын

Ikr, I literally did a screenshot to make me laugh down the road😂

@evansaber7642

4 жыл бұрын

So weird lol

As an artist of 40 years, and the child, and the mother of artists, being organized enough to earn money is the opposite of the artistic mind. It is a discipline, if not practiced, will lead to an almost psychotic life, of which I learned the very difficult way. It can be done, but not without implementing an organized life first making time for the artist but living in this world. I agree 100% and wish I would have found Dr. Peterson a lifetime ago and saved myself, my mom and my son the incredible misery we 'have all known.

@Nowhy

4 жыл бұрын

@sammy2629 I was also wondering that after reading that comment. I am anxious of what I might find if I could go check that art out..

@anaklusmosgreek3198

4 жыл бұрын

@Illystrator89 Someone said "The Bane of Art is Absence of Limitations." You have To Work Around Something to be able to have growth from friction. The same way water regroups around a hand in the pool.

@anaklusmosgreek3198

4 жыл бұрын

@Illystrator89 jesus christ you really just like to argue. you completely dismissed it as another witty saying but Any Taoist can tell you about losing one self within the process of creation through a process of mediation whilst zening to solely working. and it comes from really accepting life with the good and bad but merely let the hands work. you are saying exactly what i have written but you add nothing but ego.

@DomeLP09

3 жыл бұрын

@Covid 1984 Music connects people of all races and cultures. 1 example would be metallicas concert in russia during the end of the cold war. Over a million russian people payed and saw the american metalband, and they loved it. In other circumstances they would be at each others throats. Personally I met a few exchange students who barely spoke the language and came here(germany) to see old castles and get to know the cultures. I couldn't talk 2 sentence with him but through music, through art we understood each other better and deeper than we could hope to express with words. Art represents the deepest feelings and thruths within the human being. Peace and connection to other humans you'd normally be alienated by. It is nothing materialistic, and in this materialistic world only materialistic things have value to people. Besides technology, which makes our lives better, art is the most powerfull way to express something and one of the greatest things the human mind came up with. Ever since the first cave drawings.

@iwillheadlockyournan731

3 жыл бұрын

So fucking true

Are we not gonna talk about that thumbnail?

@socrates9237

4 жыл бұрын

Raphaël Atherill cars ?

@gibranmalik

3 жыл бұрын

I know. It's perfect. Someone has been cleaning their room 😏

Sometimes I like to get really stoned, put Jordan Peterson on in the background and close my eyes. Then just listen to Kermit the Frog teach me life lessons.

@CyborgJesus

2 жыл бұрын

Get an extension to modify playspeed more accurately and enhance the Kermit experience!

@crom8368

2 жыл бұрын

@@CyborgJesus I like your thinking, guys. Good work

@cavok84

2 жыл бұрын

You should add some Carl Sagan Cosmos to that. He’s very Kermit as well.

@winterwarden

2 жыл бұрын

@@cavok84 how dare you

@turok575

2 жыл бұрын

Dawg fuck you for that lmao 😂 I’ve watched multiple videos from different years and it’s all Kermit now

Jordan Peterson is the father we never had.

@JohnSmith-ox3gy

6 жыл бұрын

A male role model, dangerous to the marxist idea of the blank slate that can be derived of one thing and replaced by propaganda.

@Brooklynbaby47

5 жыл бұрын

The father we all wished we had.😥😥

@wrongthinker4475

5 жыл бұрын

You Peterson-fanboys are fucking insane.

@Elurin

5 жыл бұрын

He's good, I'll give him that. But my Dad . . .blows him out of the water! He's more like the university prof that I wished I had.

@AlphaCentCom

5 жыл бұрын

He's the father /you/ never had

There's always some great humour thrown in with JP, I love his take on bureaucracies: "they stultify because they're chock full of conscientious people with a few psychopaths thrown in for good measure", fantastic! (Describes pretty much every council/local government in the UK and probably the EU as a whole, who all end up going the wrong way and doing nothing useful at all - except they are rewarded beyond the definition of avarice).

@davidsigalow7349

2 жыл бұрын

The dangerous aspect is that the psychopaths seem to rise to the top and wind up creating policies that a "normal" person would reject as dangerous, destructive or utter nonsense.

@McVaerk

Жыл бұрын

I saw a great clip recently, where he addressed a student/audience member "You got a short one??... Question, I mean". His own reaction was hilarious, but also the fact that the student didn't really notice or just tried to ignore the Freudian slip/more or less intentional bad joke 😂 Can't remember the name of the vid though...

This video contains an important message, educational systems must figure out how to spot the most creative people in class and support the gift instead of punishing it.

@harrod19

4 жыл бұрын

That's not the role of schools. You don't ask a surgeon to perform a psych analysis...

@sinaasadi3800

4 жыл бұрын

Schools have enough shit to do. If they do their own work correctly the world would be a better place.

@basilmweramakokha9557

3 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, that would be unproductive. You can't spend a tremendous amount of resources (and it would be a tremendous amount of resources) to spot the few people who MIGHT have the POTENTIAL to produce something that MIGHT be very useful for mankind. The school system is designed on an industrial template: Produce the most amount of people educated to a certain level in an effecient amount of time. That's school's primary goal. The best tool for creatives are platforms like KZread. Creatives can interact with each other and help each other catalize their creative indentities that way.

@martian6865

3 жыл бұрын

Better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war. If psyche analysis were to be done for the most "creative" the same can be said for selecting the best soldiers. Art is one thing, art of war is another.

@TheAdekrijger

3 жыл бұрын

@@sinaasadi3800 and most of it is outdated counterporduxtive dogmatic bussy work. Sorry but alot of people in this world work way to hard accomplishing way too little and teachers are certainly among them. Even if they do theri best they still work within a sysyem that is only effective for a certain group of people and for the rest it is torture.

Sometimes I find a lecture I think I should watch every morning. This is one of them.

@intraserv3123

4 жыл бұрын

Sounds like I'm adopting your good idea.

I'm just a simple meme farmer.

@picis735248798

6 жыл бұрын

It's almost harvesting season.

@mundog5217

5 жыл бұрын

I support

@johnconnor3018

5 жыл бұрын

Schnappi fckingcrocodile I WILL DRINK FROM YOUR SKULL

@starrider6590

5 жыл бұрын

@@johnconnor3018 what a nice head you have on your shoulders

@Twizted86

5 жыл бұрын

@@starrider6590 Precisely, it'd make a grand cup to drink from. That skull is oh words cannot describe.

This is why many schools fail entrepreneurs.

@PeterKato83

6 жыл бұрын

Mark C people fail themselves

@markc5123

6 жыл бұрын

They suffer and fail or they choose to rebel. Most just agree and learn from whoever is in front of the classroom. Richard Branson is a good example of this.

@PeterKato83

6 жыл бұрын

Mark C yeah the only way to get ahead is to be a self starter and know yourself and what your good at double down on it. School is a small and too varied part of our lives which wastes years in my opinion

@picis735248798

6 жыл бұрын

It should make workers, but it makes shitty workers that know very little on top of not knowing they are workers. And people that are any good have to attend these mostly useless institutions just to get to universities. But hopefully that's just public schools(although university is also public in my country).

@somefuckstolemynick

3 жыл бұрын

Pedro Katz it’s hard to succeed if you don’t have the tools need nor know the goal to work towards.

I get the impression that the information this man gives to people is more precious than any material possession. I truly hope JP gets the recognition he rightly deserves.

I really like how he tries to give eye contact to as many students as possible.

@derekhall2079

3 жыл бұрын

Probably seeing who is paying attention or sleeping.

@victorhettema9313

2 жыл бұрын

He once said that you feel way less anxiety while speaking in front of a group when you look people in the eye than just glancing around the room, maybe it has to do with that.

@DartNoobo

2 жыл бұрын

@@victorhettema9313 also helps the audience to keep interest, since the talk becomes personal.

@Crabbadabba

2 жыл бұрын

@@DartNoobo He's a classy professor.

He is basically the ultimate dad to all them kids. I hope they appreciate this.

After 5 years in the Army... I really felt it when he said "wither and die".

@armannstraughter3296

3 жыл бұрын

Cousin Eddy Really? What about the army was bad to you?

@Cousin-Eddy

3 жыл бұрын

@@armannstraughter3296 It was great the first few years until the time leading up to being a sergeant. Suicides, training deaths, and a growing divide between enlisted and some of the officers really tested my commitment. In the end I got out as the lockdowns started. Glad I did. Army has been getting worse from what all my friends have told me.

@armannstraughter3296

3 жыл бұрын

@@Cousin-Eddy Hm. Well I ask because I feel as if war with China is on the horizon. If they invade Taiwan then I will join up and do my part.

@Cousin-Eddy

3 жыл бұрын

@@armannstraughter3296 I had the same idea. But who knows what will happen in the coming months.

Hearing about the non-existent correlation between good grades and creativity makes me feel a little better about how I did insanely meh in school, outside of any subject with space for creativity... Wait no those don't exist... School was the most boring time of my life, I can't argue that I enjoyed a second of it, or even cared to try in most subjects.

@Meruem4

4 жыл бұрын

Sad story i feel for you, 2 bad you werent creative anough to make school a decently fun place. Alot of kids seem to be doing it, you should have just asked bro. You'll end up in the same situations later in life, cause that's how life is. Just ask bro.

@lkthree7777

4 жыл бұрын

Meruem4 What does that even mean. Ask what lmao

@KARKATELCESARENVIADODESA-pv4yd

3 жыл бұрын

@@Meruem4 Ok nigga ask what

@PandaMan-xy1he

2 жыл бұрын

@@Meruem4 Who the fuck makes school a fun place? It's a monotonous grind for most months of the year, with a short break before it all starts again.

@Meruem4

2 жыл бұрын

@@PandaMan-xy1he you are not alone. Wheb you are 35+ you'll understand

I'm no genius, but this is 1st time I've felt completely understood. A good, reliable, fact and research based explanation to what's going on with me. Something I never got from years of seeing doctors and therapists.

Those thumbnails are better than any click bait title..

I had the pleasure of sitting in an interactive conference with Adeo Ressi (The man who founded the schools spoken of at the beginning of the video.) Adeo gave the most merciless advice session I've ever witnessed. He crucified anyone who dared to ask a stupid question. It was brilliant and half the audience was laughing hysterically. The other half presumably felt bad for the recipients of his terrific, curse-laden verbal beatings. The man needs his own TV show. He's as brutal as he is successful.

@slamdunktiger

6 жыл бұрын

I've seen Adeo too, he's very funny, wise, shrewd and honest. I am blown away of JDP working with him at the Founder Institute. Much respect for JDP keeps skyrocketing with each video.

@wilson4987

6 жыл бұрын

Adeo Ressi was the college housemate of Elon Musk

@ironymatt

5 жыл бұрын

@jamesk479 He's not stifling creativity, he's nipping stupidity in the bud. Take a look around - academia especially can use more of that. Those at the receiving end were getting a blessing in disguise.

@basilmweramakokha9557

5 жыл бұрын

@@wilson4987 might he be the friend JBP was talking about in one of his stories who was complaining about not doing as well as his roommate Elon Musk? 😂

@ryangranato5010

4 жыл бұрын

​@@ironymatt I'd like to know what he thinks a "stupid question" constitutes. If i were "crucified", i would almost definitely stand up silently as he's speaking to me and walk out of the classroom to withdraw/transfer from the course. There should be no tolerance to ego driven public humiliation in academia, especially not from a professor ( and I say ego driven because why else would he make fun of a student? To teach him? Nonsense). Its a pitiful story to hear of a professor who will not just dismiss a question that he deems isn't good enough to be answered, but go on to waste more time "crucifying" the questioner

Why is it that i learn something new every time i listen to jp? His talks are great!

creative soldiers end up in the kitchen

@olahfsmart3630

5 жыл бұрын

I'll be doing that then

@ReformedSooner24

5 жыл бұрын

And after service they start their own t-shirt or coffee company

@Akillesursinne

5 жыл бұрын

I'm a soldier. And I'm pretty creative. I didn't end up in any kitchen, I use the lmg.

@gustavferdman214

5 жыл бұрын

@@Akillesursinne So you're cooking then? Making soup of the enemy.

@juanme555

5 жыл бұрын

+Akillesursinne U.S soldiers are fucking retarded.

I can definitely relate to that last part. Works better to have a traditional job by day and explore your creativity on the side for your own enjoyment.

When I was a soldier, I was constantly frustrated at the antiquated and inefficient ways some things were done. I (naively) suggested innovative ways of accomplishing something by “thinking outside the box”. Mind you, this was a few decades before that phrase existed. Specifically one time I was told to shut up because “it wasn’t the traditional way” and that it was “good training for the men” which was another way of saying that it was repetitive, time consuming and made the soldiers sweat. Even when I put pen to paper and proved that my idea would save money, it was turned down. Needless to say, my military career was a short one.

@jameslyons6655

3 жыл бұрын

I always made it a practice as a senior NCO to listen to the idea, not the rank. Lots of good ideas, lots of improved efficiency and some of them were more knowledgeable about certain regulations that they managed to keep me out of getting in trouble more than once.

@haghendowdy4750

2 жыл бұрын

@Mosinlogan they value saving money so that they have more of it to spend on dumb shit come on you're clearly missing the whole operation

"chockful of conscientious people with a few psychopaths thrown in for good measure" 😆 I love this guy's dry humour.

why cant i favourite this twice

Why is almost every video about Jordan Peterson on youtube titled hilariously clickbaity and almost wrong and misleading? Damn the man has great talks and thoughts but the titles on the videos describe the content very little.

@CaptainChris69

3 жыл бұрын

Would even half of the people the lecture/talk/lesson, pertains to have clicked if not? Once here, one sentence has at least half of the half who need to hear it, hooked. Bait catchs fish, and don't forget, its called fishing, not catching.

@yoavsigler4457

3 жыл бұрын

@@CaptainChris69 Yes, but it also makes it hard to find specific ones if you search for them

@benwhitney7044

2 жыл бұрын

@@CaptainChris69 Oh my god. Shut the fuck up

@tresconik

2 жыл бұрын

@@benwhitney7044 Sounds like you need to watch more JP videos

One of his best deliveries. Watch it again & again.

I've been listening to Dr. JP for more than long. This is the first writing back. I deeply admire your words. When I Listen to your podcast a hefty dictionary accompanies my ears. I boast about your wisdom from time to time with my associates. I could write a novel about how greatly your words orchestrate my routines. "Seeing to be not seen" I hope you will derive much from it

Everyone who did shit in school is gonna be saying they're a creative type now... Including me.

@thelongstory6395

2 жыл бұрын

That's a rather... creative... solution.

@Gyllrexxar

2 жыл бұрын

If you were shit in school but u came voluntarily to a jordan peterson lecture video, chances are u are a creative person. What else could this combination predict ?

@RR-xz6bv

2 жыл бұрын

@@Gyllrexxar I’m pretty creative at hiding how shit I am

I really needed this lecture today. 😇

I'll follow his advice. Thank you dad!

This is incredibly on point. Voicing conclusions I'd come to myself, but awesome to hear someone else say it.

This video of Peterson is one of the most important I saw yet. The implications are so huge and central to get for anybody working in business and education. It's like the most ignored aspect of creativity all over the world, which is lacking greatly in originality and passion the more that time goes on... Like it is hard for me to imagine that this generation will have true poets with heart and true scientist with their own theories - and business, well hard to say but I can't see inventive stuff outside of some few places on the Internet (like the think project that JP is working on).

@Nowhy

4 жыл бұрын

Damn it and again as I go thru the top comments, mostly I only see bullshit that tries hard to be funny and non-funny people that upvote them. KZread needs a third button or something else than thumps up and thumps down for content that is not about anti-boredom-cheap-entertainment.

as a creative person i found finishing carpentry to be a good money maker for me that can fuel my music hobbies

I live this. I have been talking about these issues for years. As an entrepreneur and inventor it took me years to understand this. Bringing real change to large organizations is extremely hard to do it takes years. Most people wont even recognize the problems that were fixed to bring about success.

Stultify. Wonderful word I didn't know I needed in my vocabulary. JP, at it again.

Creative's that have been shut down DO whither and die. I've witnessed it over and over again. Society has not found a way to integrate creative's with other disciplines. Meanwhile, uncreative people dress in hipster uniforms and label themselves as "creatives".

@thereisnosanctuary6184

4 жыл бұрын

trex19681 Your words fill me with pure hate. Not towards you, but the sad truth. I was a child prodigy, bulldozed over and over until now a substandard. If you read this, hit Like.

@detectivepayne3773

3 жыл бұрын

@@thereisnosanctuary6184 yeah the world is cold and tough, get over it man, adapt

Hahaha that thumbnail with Dr. Peterson with a pizza 😆

This video really hits so many points and answeres so many questions i didnt even know how to ask You understand the discipline . that allows you to see the next microquestion that must be answered .....thats the reason that science is so powerfull...it allows ppl who are not genius level creative to make real contributions........creativity is SOO hard to monetize.....he knows................whew JP is definately genius .....

Absolutely eloquent. Thank you, sir.

I have thought everything he has said, before I watched this. It's so satisfying to hear him put those thoughts into words. Because I tend to think in shapes, rather than words.

@thecurrentmoment

5 жыл бұрын

Same here, I had those thoughts and it was a great relief to me that he put those thoughts into words instead of bananas, because it was very difficult to explain my thoughts when they are bananas. Much easier to use words. Thanks JP

@susanthompson7697

3 жыл бұрын

Dale Redpath b banana b b banana

@2010mrRite

2 жыл бұрын

How do u think in shapes?

@jacksawyer8379

2 жыл бұрын

@@susanthompson7697 Well let's say, for example, super hypertheoritically if/and/or else hypothetically squeezing, if one mother were on the verge of leveling up to become a grand mother whilst using bananas over words, I would say that she will Be-A-NANA. aka Be a Nana. aka Banana. eh?

Dr. Peterson is a living genius! Simply awesome!

Great analysis and commentary.

Imagine how silicon valley would react to the statement - "There is no algorithmic way to start a company ..." Where is my laptop?

@haiscore2614

6 жыл бұрын

Lol, thought the same thing. But he does have a point, you need to be adaptable and not force yourself in a strict line.

@roddydykes7053

6 жыл бұрын

Rajat Roy “hold my laptop” lmao

@williamlucas4656

6 жыл бұрын

The algorithm is for running the company not starting it.

@griz063

6 жыл бұрын

You may be confusing the end product, for what started the process that brought the end product to you. It's nice to see that simple uniform metal or plastic box that will do your bidding. But the process that originated the company that brought it to you, cannot be captured by an equation. If it could, robots would be starting up successful AND stable companies all over the place.

@Qwerty123zzuy

4 жыл бұрын

Ur argument makes no sense but it was funny i give u that

There’s a lot of things with Dr. Peterson I don’t agree with, but this is great! I agree 100% with this video. Great way of viewing a creative person in today’s society. Great video!

Just wow, greatest speech of all time!

Wow, just when I was getting bored JP blows my socks off again. Wonderful

I am an applied mathematician and entrepreneur. I build formal systems, that have a quite high degree of rigor. However, to build formal systems, you have fist start with a design, than follow its rules rigorously to understand the system, and then modify the rules until the formal systems design satisfies a specification. That requires the ability to switch from consciousnesses and following structures rigorously to openness. I would say one of they elements of reaching mathematical maturity in applied mathematics is to have an intuition when to update/refine definitions and when they are inadequate for tasks at hand. On the other hand I still follow Bushido as practical value set. I adopted it as a teenager, then forgot about it while studying math and physics, and recently reread sources, just to realize that I still follow these internalized values.

@Charonic

2 жыл бұрын

This is so cool. Anywhere I can learn more about what you do?

As a "high in openeness/creativity" person myself, I can relate immensely with everything he says about creativity and music. Music is priority, a passion, a job and much more in my life and I could not go on in a life without it. Still, it's clear to me that monetizing creativity is high risk/high reward. Peterson put all that reality into words better I could ever hope to explain to someone.

Finally someone that upload JP lectures with accurate titles

He just broke down my entire process of thought.

I just realized how amazing the Rolling Stones or Bob Dylan are as companies.

@garihenderson456

4 жыл бұрын

Bryan Vincent that’s the nature of success right there, man. A high-quality creative, surrounded by business types who can sell what the creative is making. In that respect the huge, era-defining musicians aren’t so different from bill gates or Steve jobs.

6.50 “if you want to be creative, find something stable which will generate an income and be creative on the side” He is right. You need a side hustle and a primary source of cash flow. But keep trying until you make it.

@colindewolfe3647

2 жыл бұрын

Just don't get a job where the contract says you have to turn over anything copyrightable to them in exchange for a salary. (happens quite often in the tech industry).

6:55 Golden Advice right here!!

That was extremly informative!

I feel like I'm an odd duck. Im very high in both openness and conscientiousness. I love art writing and creating new things. I'm a licensed funeral director embalmer who has worked on capitol hill and in dc and am also working on my ccna. Big career change but these lectures make me feel like I'm not a freak. Thank you archangel for these vids

@modernexistence4206

Жыл бұрын

Haha your CCNA? You a wild cat. I'm high in openness and consciousness too

"You almost have the opposite profile as a soldier. You're very high in openness." As someone who got kicked out of Officer Candidates School in less than two weeks, I can confirm this. :P

@HondoTrailside

5 жыл бұрын

Doubts, there are plenty of officers who have crazy ideas, and creative ideas. The military needs them. You may not want your grunts to be that way.

@twistedlight9750

5 жыл бұрын

Crazy, creative, effective ideas. We have no need for "Good Idea Fairies."

@cadeezra315

5 жыл бұрын

Wtf did you do to get kicked out of OCS in 2 weeks?

@tdurden9532

5 жыл бұрын

Nah, you are just a loser. Stop making excuses.

@teddy_bearc_bolten3885

5 жыл бұрын

Tyler Durden nah, he quit a bullshit job. Don’t blame him. Fuck it.

Thank you sir.

I've been looking for this video for three years now. I've always noticed that creativity and discipline can't exist in the same person and now I know why

I wish Jordan was my teacher growing up

you had me at pizza holding in the thumbnail..

Man... He speaks my mind.

How blessed this students are. They get recipes for success.

i hope somewhere else he actually talks about soldiers

@CoconutSundae

6 жыл бұрын

Lawyers and managers he does, which amount to the same thing.

@brantlauweryssen8527

6 жыл бұрын

I believe he said that the US Armed Forces were the first to use IQ tests and will not accept recruits with lower than 83 IQ.

@ike25young

6 жыл бұрын

Lol.

@CountArtha

6 жыл бұрын

Not really. The side that sacrifices more is usually the LOSING side. "No bastard ever won a war by dying for his country. He won it by making the other poor dumb bastard die for _his_ country." - George S. Patton Being a good soldier requires courage and integrity; but it also requires aggression, judgement, and competence.

@FarmersAreCool

6 жыл бұрын

COunt Artha Being a good soldier requires deception. Trick all the Men entering service into killing requires making them believe they fight for the right. I mean the fact that Canadian military hasn't returned from overseas and arrested the Canadian government for acting outside the constitution and the BNA act on currency creation just goes to show how colectivism is triumphing. Canada is a hollowed out vessel, all nationstates are suffering from inversion. Austerity and unconstitutional debt and scientific inflation is being wielded by technocratic world elite to change our cultures, to ignore our laws and to bring destabilize to our families. PEterson gains street cred suddenly for standing against forced speech, when we not following the constitutuion on currency creation, leading to us having no free speech. Money is how we talk to each other and communicate value, dat controlled inflation is sinking all outside the huge uni corporate structure run via the vatican, washington, and the city of london. Unless people start saying LEt's court martial all govs, senates, congresses, HAng the QUEEN for turning against God, hang the Pope for the same, and break down this huge hydra bureaucracy sinking us all under this fucking debt, the are controlled opposition. Hang Trudea, HAng Harper, hang all these traitors, bring power back to counties and towns and reinforce municapal workforces. I am paying my servants to usurp me, fucking scandalous, its right in their language, my local MP ALAINA LOCKHEART, my servant, who makes 5 times my income with a guaranteed pension now for waving a flag, comes to us saying EQUALITY EQUALITY we are equal blah blah. I'm like that is REBELLION. She is my servant, wtf is she talking about? Words having meaning. The whole world has gone Satanic, willfully blind as our servants usurp us. FOr allowing this to happen we are doomed to hell because this is lawless anarchy, we are supposed to force our SERVANTS, to serve our interests. All these heads sneaking taxes out of here on loopholes need noosed. Here a hint from here in NB, ARTHUR AND JIM IRVING. MY fellow citizens have seized the state of NB and have gained control of all the crown land. They then uprive of my families' farmland clearcut all the high ground. Of which they paid fuck all for taxes, my taxes pay for the roads they used to haul the wood and the legal system set up to do all their deals and they loan themselves money from their main office in bermuda at compound interest like a central bank to show all their NB companies make nothing. So now the High ground upriver of SUSSEX NB, of which my families farmland is allow the TROUT CREEK, is hit with flooding in which le lost 4 acres of land i've bled on, pay taxes to protect. AS IT IS OUR INCOMES. So my servants, all the MLAS collude with my Neighbour and destroy my property of which i need incomes to pay the very taxes that protects it? Tyranny. Scares me how much darkness is within me. Without the Bible and the 4 gospels I would be a murdering beast. The language of the bible is the law, this is a lawless ation bound to fall under its own hypocracy, good soldiers, good wars, same old bullshit. EGO SPELL. Weaklings and morons and this Peterson is connected into it, controlled opposition. Canada is a nation of Satanic cowards and self servers, a sunken fiction, abandon ship.

One of my favorites. 911man.

Absolutely eloquent. thanks for your.insights,.sir

Overhead projector in the background. Relic.

That is why successful people don't need university. Education trains employees.

@violetl.4615

5 жыл бұрын

Most people are employees... very few people will end up becoming employers...

@leatherottweiler3574

5 жыл бұрын

that is because of the work field they are in.Example: if u want to own a restaurant, u don't become a buss boy or cook. u become a carpenter, get a business license, work as a sub contractor for someone for a few years, file with the state ur in as ur own LLC, only cost 100-300$ then become ur own company offering services to local home builders, etc in ur area. save the money and then u will be able to own a restaurant.. people are just too damn lazy to do any real work today. they think there is an easy way. there is no straight way, AAAlways obstacles to jump if u want to get something done.. and remember kids reading this,, nobody will give u anything, u have to take what urs. peace! ps: this was just a big example, based of my own experiences, im 22 now, in Delaware, USA. @@violetl.4615

@MozeleyTribe

4 жыл бұрын

Not true. You can be a successful employee and make millions.

@advancedomega

4 жыл бұрын

Successful means able to achieve your target, your objective. When your target is to be a good employee, education is a big push, a big boost to increase your chance to be successful.

When the moon eats your eye like a big pizza pie. Jordan peterson: lets deconstruct tht theory.

The advice was grate and am grateful

I loooove watching professor Jordan Peterson's lectures, his discourse lowers my feelings of inadequacies, I am highly creative, very sociable, brainy and weird to my peers. However I am a passionate person I cannot do anything that I am not 100% into it, the 9 to 5 folks despise creative people because most people are bored to tears.

@supersonicknockout5143

5 жыл бұрын

i hope our world system gets destroyed and something new will be built. i hope for a great future without the pedophile elite on top

AND EVERYTHING ELSE COLLAPSES IN FAILURE!!! Yep, next question?

This is my TOK essay

So very true. You must be able to think outside the box to face change.

Imagine having a teacher this good, a teacher you naturally applaud at the end of the talks, those lucky bastards in the classroom, I hope they are doing ok and hopefully good

"We're striving to be more diverse... do you have any psychopathy?" "Umm, no." "I'm sorry, we're looking to hire a psychopath."

Anyone else high in conscientiousness and openness? How does your everyday look like?

@watamutha

3 жыл бұрын

Stable flexible job and multiple creative pursuits. I need a blend of structure and creative freedom.

@noo343

2 жыл бұрын

I'm conscientious but I'm not open get in line and follow it

@dazhill50

2 жыл бұрын

Successful

@oneloveSURFISTA

2 жыл бұрын

I'm very high in openess. Sometime ago I decided to be more organized. I am feeling a lot better emotionally, and my whole life seems to be more or less in order. I was so depressed and anxious and I literally had to stop playing guitar (witch is what I do as an artist) As far as creative endeavor is concerned, I really feel less creative, that's for sure. Ideas don't flow in my mind as much as before and my mind is not 100% immersed in music, since I now care for my personal life, family and responsibilities. But on the other hand, I am now way more efficient on my artistic life. My technique on the guitar got way better because I practice with discipline and not sporadically and without any sense of progression. Also, I finally solved the problem that I had with not being able to finish anything I started. I used to have a folder on my computer full of half finished ideas that I wouldn't turn into an actual product because I didn't have de discipline to do so.

I would never miss a lecture I stg

Just listening to this guys lectures literally makes me tired and sleepy from so much hope and excitement from the introspection that it brings.

So if I wanted to make a game like Rune Factory but with tactical combat and a more Western anime style, I would need one of the skills needed for it, a team of crack game designers (coders, graphic designer (probably me), math expert(?), etc.), and people would need to actually want it. Otherwise I need to just help make Call of Duty 69.

@karldilkington8587

6 жыл бұрын

I've been interested in game design my whole life, and I can tell you from experience: treat it like art. I spent a lot of time working on my own solo indie game projects, and I learned a lot of useful skills, but never actually released anything, so I never made any money from it. I can tell you there have been teams who went into debt so that they could release their game, and it just got lost among the ocean of indie titles. What you should do instead (and what I'm doing) is work on something stable (like he says in the video) for a stable income. It could be a business in something lucrative or it could be a job. Do your creative passion on the side until you make enough money from it.

@hyperindigo4924

6 жыл бұрын

+Karl Dilkington As a game developer, this is wonderful advice If you don't live in an area where studios are built, you're going to have a tough time supporting yourself. Get something stable, because without stability, other issues will arise in your life to only serve as a distraction. Take your time, because this is a marathon, not a sprint. You don't want to injure yourself and forfeit the race. A lot of people underestimate the effect loneliness can have, once you're working for years alone on a computer. Remember that. Hiding from people and working for hours on end can seem like a wonderful idea to a developer, but it only hurts you in the long run. You need experiences to draw from to make best use of your abilities, and to keep you happy :)

@mynameisbob7059

6 жыл бұрын

If u make call of duty 69, r u gonna make dildo shaped guns

I think everyone who has “entrepreneur” in their instagram bio needs to watch this.

What can you say about Jordan Peterson except, "Wow." It's a genuine pleasure for me to have lived long enough to hear what this man has to say about a whole lot of things. If he isn't a genius, then the word has no meaning.

Uuuu exactly what I needed to hear ☺️

Well damn as a hyper creative person I sure needed to hear this years ago LOL

Love profesor Peterson, but once you notice he sounds like Kermit there is no coming back XD

@andrewblack4157

5 жыл бұрын

what have you done to me.

@der_pinguin44

5 жыл бұрын

Lol

@mushroompsychology1470

5 жыл бұрын

Omg

@mushroompsychology1470

5 жыл бұрын

It’s all I hear now .

@jasonmaurella2

5 жыл бұрын

Miquel Vico o my god lol

This comparison of differences is a immensely important Revelation

as a musician, this is gold for me... thank you for uploading this

Whoa -- he's wearing that suit to class now?

The person operating the camera gets paid to have a very high level psychology course.

one of the most brilliant

Man, he is totally right about the right idea at the right time. I was over 5 years early to market with my product and had to cling on by my fingernails until the market shifted just in the last year.

Ah, shit. I'm mega-hyper-creative and super-ultra-low in conscientiousness. If I'm lucky I won't die with tons of debt and a load of unpublished books. Should the RNG gods smile upon me enough, maybe I'll be famous.

@GokuTheSuperSaiyan1

2 жыл бұрын

Amen

What did he say the name of the guy who created those schools for entrepreneurs was?

@Bender5164

6 жыл бұрын

Adeo Ressi

@konstantpapas1583

6 жыл бұрын

Cheers!

@pamjohnson3504

6 жыл бұрын

said he was a monster, covers both ends of the spectrum....

These thumbnails are things of beauty.

I really like Peterson, he explains stuff about myself. I'm not very creative, and couldn't figure out why. I like order and rules, and not necessarily being told what to do. But, a structure to manipulate and go through. I do want to work on my creativity.

What the hell is that thumbnail😂

0.75 Speed= Drunk

@JamieRowlandthejamieusrowlando

5 жыл бұрын

creative

Something I find fascinating about Jordan Peterson is how he is able to really appreciate creativity even though he is quite a down to earth person. Like, he is someone who even though lacks some of the abilities creative people have, he is able to really understand what they bring to the table, instead of dismissing them altogether, and gives the insight to take advantage of those traits for those creative people to get the best out of it. In general, he is quite openminded and accepts others' points of view even though they may be in conflict with their own, and that's something that not a lot of people can do.

Amazing.