Jordan Peterson Reveals How to Sell Anything to Anyone

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  • Опубликовано: 1 фев 2025

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  • @RobMooreDisruptors
    @RobMooreDisruptors  Год назад +30

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  • @stanley2837
    @stanley2837 4 года назад +4565

    The most incredible sales tip: Your goal as a sales person is to remove the anxiety of the person spending the money.

    • @Domtronic
      @Domtronic 4 года назад +147

      Anxiety is good. Just direct it to the problem the product/service solves. When a customer wants to buy something, they no longer need to be sold. They sell themselves. Direct the client to appall not buying what you're selling through their own conclusions.

    • @droopy_911
      @droopy_911 4 года назад +84

      This comment had more value than the entire rambling for 50 mins

    • @Domtronic
      @Domtronic 4 года назад +68

      @@droopy_911 its literally false and you are very wrong

    • @thebutchalmighty
      @thebutchalmighty 4 года назад +35

      The key to making a sale is to establish a need

    • @Domtronic
      @Domtronic 4 года назад +22

      @@thebutchalmighty that's one part. That does not sell by itself

  • @MM-Iconoclast
    @MM-Iconoclast 4 года назад +160

    Best salesman I ever met was this rumpled, middle-aged guy in a big chain computer store in the midwest. He was unbelievably knowlegeable about computers and extremely helpful. He really wanted to educate, problem solve and help people. Wasn't about selling at all. Every time I went to the store, I would only want to deal with him. I was told that I was not the only person who felt that way.

    • @chrisalister2297
      @chrisalister2297 Год назад +10

      The sales person has to be right for the situation. Selling to a company or to a person. With a company, is that manager/etc really invested in gaining a solution/product/service that will help their company. The customer has to be equally invested in the exchange.

    • @joshjohnson8459
      @joshjohnson8459 Год назад

      Cyber Criminal Terrorist leaders: Stephen M. Novak, his queer partner Lee Buttrill, Extremist terror groups led my Rajneesh Kumar which is his alias name and his queer partner James Costa (former US Marine not wanted inside the US Government. William (Bill) Saunders cowardly involvement with production, Matthew Von Fricken, Tiffany Fry, Shrikar Somayajula cyber criminals. Should you need any information for any of these POS please do let me know.

  • @Jessrobbie
    @Jessrobbie 2 года назад +34

    When I asked my followers from different platforms what are they immediate financial goal, most of them said that their want to make their first million. So that's what we're doing today.

    • @pierogallo132
      @pierogallo132 2 года назад +1

      Making 1 million dollars sounds like a lot of money if you've never earned high figures before. It might seem like an obsolete objective, but the truth is new millionaires are created each day.

    • @confidencestephen4116
      @confidencestephen4116 2 года назад +1

      @Olga Carvalho
      Investing in stocks is a good idea, a good trading system would put you through many days of success.

    • @souza-t
      @souza-t 2 года назад +1

      @Melissa REID it's not recommendable to go into trading or investment when you don't know how it's done

    • @Ayasha_khan
      @Ayasha_khan 2 года назад +1

      @Clara Gregory It's really amazing seeing Ms Galia Benartzi been mentioned, She helped in increasing my performance which has made me $23k.

    • @elizabeth5623
      @elizabeth5623 2 года назад +1

      @@Ayasha_khan I'm also happy for taking the bold step in and investing $2000 with Mrs Galia Benartzi after a week I received $7468 to my bank.

  • @giltapia7223
    @giltapia7223 4 года назад +996

    I sell cars for a living, it pays well but it's a tough living, long hours and little if any appreciation from the customers or even your own Management on certain occasions. For Jordan Peterson a man who I've admired for years and have gone down the RUclips rabbit hole with him countless times, so for him to say these kind words about sales people gives me nothing but jubilant feelings in my heart and in my soul. I truly hope and pray you recover your health soon
    Dr. Peterson
    sincerely a L.L.L ( loyal lobster for life!)

    • @AnnaLVajda
      @AnnaLVajda 4 года назад +21

      Sales is a very psychological job.

    • @javodzabetian9483
      @javodzabetian9483 4 года назад +3

      only if you've been honest with poor, not your fat boss!

    • @jean-marclamothe8859
      @jean-marclamothe8859 4 года назад +12

      I've been in sales for 30 years and particularly 22 in real estate and what you say is true !
      When I tell somebody that I've sold something and answer me that I'm lucky like if I just won at the loto, I've got mad! And I'm not talking about people like friends who think that I'm working 10 hours a week!!!
      Anyway good to me that Jordan spoke like that.
      By the way I didn't know he was sick!
      What happening?

    • @happiedasie878
      @happiedasie878 4 года назад +7

      @@jean-marclamothe8859 He is recovering from zanax dependency, wishing all the best to you.

    • @Sequins_
      @Sequins_ 4 года назад +7

      I’ve been in sales for my whole working life and I absolutely feel the same! I love what I do ☺️

  • @ANDRSNJHNSTN
    @ANDRSNJHNSTN 6 лет назад +1280

    Really grateful this interview isn't the same few things that people tend to re-hash when they interview Dr. Peterson. Great conversation!

    • @Bunjee77
      @Bunjee77 6 лет назад +5

      So true

    • @einarabelc5
      @einarabelc5 4 года назад +2

      Lol it's still the same broken record.

    • @markwilson2421
      @markwilson2421 4 года назад +20

      @@einarabelc5 and you still come back to listen to it

    • @nicknorthwest5028
      @nicknorthwest5028 4 года назад +13

      Don’t you hate when you click on a Jordan Peterson interview and all they talk about is bill C-16, pronouns and postmodernism

    • @johnpensados5054
      @johnpensados5054 4 года назад +1

      Agree

  • @sarahmcintyre6150
    @sarahmcintyre6150 2 года назад +95

    I cannot tell you how helpful this conversation is to me right now. I have a business I am relaunching and have done everything I possibly can towards it apart from actually going out and selling the product. This talk explains perfectly why, and then follows up with helpful insights into how to move forward, so today after listening this morning I made myself take that first step and tomorrow I will make my second. Thank you 🙏

    • @brendonkhwela538
      @brendonkhwela538 2 года назад

      Hope business is going well. I'm on the same journey. Wishing you all the best! 🙏🏽

    • @teflstation5704
      @teflstation5704 2 года назад

      Sounds like I typed this out

    • @joshjohnson8459
      @joshjohnson8459 Год назад

      Cyber Criminal Terrorist leaders: Stephen M. Novak, his queer partner Lee Buttrill, Extremist terror groups led my Rajneesh Kumar which is his alias name and his queer partner James Costa (former US Marine not wanted inside the US Government. William (Bill) Saunders cowardly involvement with production, Matthew Von Fricken, Tiffany Fry, Shrikar Somayajula cyber criminals. Should you need any information for any of these POS please do let me know.

    • @BruceStoufflet-yv3od
      @BruceStoufflet-yv3od Год назад

      I have an invention I want to start with. The item isn't anything that will change the world but many people would find it cool enough that just about every household would purchase 1 or 3 of them. When people made quality things we only needed word of mouth to advertise. Anything that is shoved down my throat every two seconds by some cooperation can safely be called junk everytime. Marketing that targets my psyche is praying on the probabilities of human behaviour and I don't seem to be the most common of men but I turn into a random unpredictable when they try to do it to me . I boycott those even if it inconveniences me. Back to the company I wish to start. I find it's hard to make a living when so many are trying to make a killing. I have realized that anyone who has "applied" themselves or "made something"of themselves which turns Into entitlement, ego, and narcissistic behavior has turned this planet into unfriendly territory. We have made a social disaster where our people are encouraged to believe our claims rather than our claims being truths. As long as the belief is there we can get them to spend. It is incredible that we are to stupid to understand what this is doing to the continuation of life and survival. I hold a knowledge that tells me ever person having different contributions does not mean that there is difference in value for the talents. It takes oil to run a car if John handcock is the oil he must be present if Jane doe is the bolt that plugs the oil pan even being only a bolt she is needed and her value is equal to the driver, alternator, engine, piston. I would like to be the first company to level prejudice, remove ego, and model after the universe that has supplied us the boundaries and standards. Perpetual systems are taught to most as ideas to let smarter people deal with. There is but one goal of that kind of system , continuation. If we are business all the time the accepted mind set for it is business is business. If the legal limit of law says or can be manipulated to legally destroy someone do It. We tell our employees to ignore their personal lives when they get to work
      We don't care if their sick they must make money for the company. We pray on each other for what? to have the equivalent of an animal peeing on something to say this is mine. Being the leader, a competent one anyway is not synonymous with individual importance and entitlement. My company pays each and every person no matter what their job is including the ceo, president and "owner" the same exact wage for all positions. Jobs are different there are not harder ones not more important ones. Those who can do. those who were raised like animals have destructive, self inflated, insecure, and delusional drive to be top on the social non exsistent ladder. Neutrinos hardly interact with anything they encounter but if one of them went missing some how in the universe I promise you the universe would be missing as well. I swear those calling the shots sitting on top their thrones of panic, worry, deception, and narcissism are not gifted, accomplished, successful, or worthy of admiration. They hold many pieces of the actual and factual but still behave as the sneaky dumb animals unable to shed the memory of their beginnings 7 million years ago. If humans are no different than a mouse or dog or tiger then don't make up words like evolve. Don't speak integrity when your blade is already out of its sheath. Psychology is not a tool to enslave people with. Belief is not reality. Belief is where behaviors are adopted. Behavior is where consequences are unleashed. Consequences are where we succeed or fail. Smart people that Manufacture ignorance keeping their position secure are not successful nor smart. I have seen the alternate epitaph of the humans .its very dishearting to know that our intro to existence is being used against them so a few self appointed gods can feel legitimate. People are so perfect and beautiful. They are not just likened to but ate the same as all the things we percieve as amazing. It is ONLY because the perceptions ate not made to include themselves among those items.. My final point to all of this is they will kill me before I'm allowed to introduce any people to the reality of their worth and importance. Monterrey success is the scale from which for many worth is owned. I don't mind being forced to transform my energy "death" another stupid fictional creation of theirs but it will hault such evolution and serve no purpose but maybe preserve the pecking order for them. I'm all alone here most are trying to be good players at their stupid bad game. The most obvious thing revealed in the Stanford prison experiment was that people want to do a good job. they want to complete the things they start. They are made from the same stock as all the beautiful amazing things the universe was designed with. Those kids could have walked at any time there were no locks on the doors. If you hand people knowledge they will behave accordingly. If you try to trick them they will distrust and remain children. Anyone who was smart enough to find their worth without the power wealth and control are those who know the deception of society. No matter who you think you are to have respect can only be gotten by being respectable. Owning things or having government office or badges even monterrey success will never equate to respect, integrity, or evolution. I guess these idiots with billions running the world into the ground will eventually cross the line and people will finally decide death is better than fiction and slavery. There is a beautiful successful existence waiting for us all. Anyone who thinks it's just for a select few to have will never have even one amenity that comes from success. If people are missing from the equation there can be no business. Reality is out there it's hidden alot it requires hard changes once discovered it is universal. The pursuit of it should have priority but I guess large language models with no chance of being programmed to have its own ideas forever regurgitating and spewing words humans use are more profitable. AI has even more prison bars than people do.

  • @calebleach9080
    @calebleach9080 6 лет назад +707

    Finally! Here's someone interviewing Dr. Peterson on different topics than EVEYONE ELSE!

    • @prophetsnake
      @prophetsnake 4 года назад +1

      @@RobMooreDisruptors Softball.

    • @MrAdrianOldfield
      @MrAdrianOldfield 4 года назад +1

      pity he is the worst interviewer EVER! lol

    • @thomaselliott573
      @thomaselliott573 4 года назад +2

      @@MrAdrianOldfield you really got that right. what a time waster he is

    • @prophetsnake
      @prophetsnake 4 года назад

      @@MrAdrianOldfield To be fair, he may have been playing softball because he felt sorry for the poor old deluded doper.

    • @HeathenRides
      @HeathenRides 4 года назад

      He's just selling a video about selling the video you just bought by watching it,,

  • @AndyRRR0791
    @AndyRRR0791 4 года назад +1357

    Peterson is at his best talking to interested and intelligent people rather than self-important, antagonistic journalists.

    • @MooKyTig
      @MooKyTig 4 года назад +52

      You said intelligent people. You had already removed all journalists. :)

    • @MisterRlGHT
      @MisterRlGHT 4 года назад +14

      @@MooKyTig How is it that you know all journalists?

    • @MooKyTig
      @MooKyTig 4 года назад +23

      @@MisterRlGHT You know I thought the smiley face at the end of the sentence would let anyone with a brain know that it was a joke... but I forget the insatiable stupidity of some people.
      You can feel free to not embarrass yourself further and gracefully exit, but I doubt anyone who has a playlist about JUG BANDS (lmao) is capable. Your move, Karen.

    • @MisterRlGHT
      @MisterRlGHT 4 года назад +9

      @@MooKyTig Insatiable stupidity? Karen? What move? What language are you talking, freak?

    • @overlex
      @overlex 4 года назад +21

      MoKTiger0o I don’t think you know how jokes work son. That was trash

  • @agreen182
    @agreen182 Год назад +52

    I feel like I’ve seen everything Jordan has ever done, so it’s quite something to see him talking for 40 minutes about a topic I’ve never really heard him discuss. Great stuff!

    • @antonio.delamora
      @antonio.delamora Год назад +1

      there's an episode on his podcast with his partners, dwelling on their entrepeneurship endeavours and how they struggled with the corporate sales and how they moved into the end customer market. I watched long time ago, so I can't recall all the episode number. If found I'll share the link.

    • @chiraggoyal7637
      @chiraggoyal7637 Год назад

      @@antonio.delamora you found anything? I'd like to see it.

    • @antonio.delamora
      @antonio.delamora Год назад

      @@chiraggoyal7637 Unfotunately, no. I've searched twice his entire channel and can't find that video. The episode featured his partners, a engineer from Dublin that later got a Psychology postgraduate and the other one if I'm not wrong was Dr. Peterson's Professor. Through all the lists there are some videos that are hidden, so, that might be one of those.

    • @antonio.delamora
      @antonio.delamora Год назад

      @@chiraggoyal7637 found it Ep. 328
      ruclips.net/video/nNznk7hl9Pg/видео.html

    • @bullcrap9409
      @bullcrap9409 11 месяцев назад

      So…hopefully you e cottoned on to his snake oil strategy…regardless of the topic, it’s the same old babble that really doesn’t make any coherent points.

  • @pinkspiltmilk
    @pinkspiltmilk 4 года назад +73

    Something that has helped me massively in life from being a creative and having to strengthen my discipline on tasks I feel tedious or feel resistant towards are ALL the little detail things I need to do in my day I do FIRST. I know myself so well that if I leave them to the end - I will be thinking about having to do them all day...Bringing a negative energy into all that I am doing. Do them first and it will free your day to feeling less restricted and more free to focus on what you want to focus on.

    • @CastroPicasso
      @CastroPicasso 4 года назад +1

      Hails you are amazing

    • @stevecooper3010
      @stevecooper3010 4 года назад

      Yeh now that is a great idea why didn't I think of that
      Because your all over place dummy

    • @jipzyyystyl9270
      @jipzyyystyl9270 4 года назад

      word. I'm the exact same!

  • @Bastikovski99
    @Bastikovski99 4 года назад +510

    "Dont confuse ignorance with moral purity. " That is quite the timely message.

    • @sylentxtinction2097
      @sylentxtinction2097 4 года назад +3

      If I didn't know better, I'd think you were from southwest Virginia.

    • @maxonmendel5757
      @maxonmendel5757 4 года назад

      @@sylentxtinction2097 Virginia gang

    • @eliramirez3798
      @eliramirez3798 4 года назад +5

      Man, that felt like your very real dad giving you some fucking real advice. Lol

    • @lukedavis6711
      @lukedavis6711 4 года назад +2

      @@eliramirez3798 it's from Nietzsche

    • @edwarddench5342
      @edwarddench5342 4 года назад +2

      @18:22

  • @AM-dn4lk
    @AM-dn4lk 3 года назад +264

    This is so wonderful and insightful. I am a sales person who considers myself to be fairly good at my trade, but my failure rate is 80-95%. I just have to work much harder and smarter to make the 5% success meaningful. Living with rejection is normal, just become immune to it. Rejection should motivate you more, to work harder/smarter.

    • @jasonmateus924
      @jasonmateus924 3 года назад +19

      So true. Rejection is one of humans' worse fears..that is why most people cannot see themselves in sales. Once you have done it long enough, you really do get so used to it you consider it as a normal thing in sales and just move forward for that one super rewarding sale. Sales are money. Money is in sales.

    • @markwick7898
      @markwick7898 2 года назад +4

      Yer con them better… noted !

    • @NicolaCairncross
      @NicolaCairncross 2 года назад +1

      Have you read / listened to 'Predictable Revenue' by Aaron Hall? Dynamite book for sales people and business owners.

    • @markwick7898
      @markwick7898 2 года назад

      Why would u do a job that’s pays so little for so much pain , think better don’t be a slave

    • @bleeone
      @bleeone Год назад +1

      A success rate of 5-20% is what’s necessary for success in sales of any product or service… in fact it’s about the entire breadth of sales productivity from the top producer down to the performance managed. That said.. rejection is the best perceived ally for anyone in sales when prospecting for new business.

  • @MrWilliam.Stewart
    @MrWilliam.Stewart 4 года назад +669

    Jordan is such an articulated gentleman.
    The way he turns his understanding into digestible vocal information is in a class of its own.

  • @markmartens
    @markmartens 4 года назад +48

    "It's in the pursuit of valued goals that almost everyone finds positive emotion. And that's a really useful thing to know. And so what that also means is that the more noble your goals...the higher the probability that you'll be deeply engaged while you're pursuing them." Jordan Peterson

  • @signaturebygabriel
    @signaturebygabriel 3 года назад +86

    What a privilege it is to listen to Jordan Peterson's lectures and discussions. I'm learning a lot.

    • @kokoskokso
      @kokoskokso 2 года назад +1

      It's a gift to humanity, freely accessible on RUclips no less.

    • @orenestrada2007
      @orenestrada2007 Год назад

      privilege? your confused. Jews are taking over everything. And you think this cok suker is any better? wake the fk up! He id a zionists scum!

    • @coolmagnifico
      @coolmagnifico Год назад

      He's just rambling nonsense

  • @GungFuIsGungFu
    @GungFuIsGungFu 6 лет назад +339

    Jordan, is the kind of guy you just want to sit down with and have a long, meaningful and stimulating talk.

    • @GungFuIsGungFu
      @GungFuIsGungFu 6 лет назад +6

      Which is why RUclips is such an important invention, so that good folks like you and others share your talks with him. So, thank you for that Rob.

    • @zerosumgame9071
      @zerosumgame9071 6 лет назад +2

      I’m curious what he’s charging these days for an interview? He must be getting quite expensive

    • @AscendantStoic
      @AscendantStoic 6 лет назад +5

      More like the dad many ppl wish they had XD

    • @AnnaLVajda
      @AnnaLVajda 4 года назад +2

      He has a great mind I would pick his brain although he is one of those that would be analyzing you the whole time.

    • @anthonygumingo9840
      @anthonygumingo9840 4 года назад +5

      One might say that's some of the requirements of a clinical psychologists

  • @SloppyPastrami
    @SloppyPastrami 6 лет назад +405

    it was really nice to hear JBP talk about entrepreneurship.

    • @erdftzgh
      @erdftzgh 4 года назад +5

      Absolutly! I searched ton of his lectures on youtube till I landed on this interview . He is very precious indeed! The more I hear him talk the more shit get clearer!

    • @petroniaskho
      @petroniaskho 4 года назад +5

      Agreed. He should do more in this area. Next phase of his career, perhaps?
      JBP LLC Limited Lobster Corporation

  • @rrralpop157
    @rrralpop157 3 года назад +74

    Am not an English native speaker, listenning to JP can be so rewarding while difficult beacuse the vocabs he's using are so uncommon for me. I have to pause from time to time to search for the definitions and continue to stay engaged.

    • @Hectorlph
      @Hectorlph 3 года назад +15

      I AM an English native speaker and I still have to look up his vocabulary on occasion. He's great for everyone's learning.

    • @rowmane2048
      @rowmane2048 3 года назад +4

      English as first language here- I constantly add to my vocabulary listening to JP

    • @charlottehanna790
      @charlottehanna790 3 года назад +2

      Also, he speaks proper English. So, hearing and learning how it is put together. Good job.

    • @contrerasvivanco
      @contrerasvivanco 3 года назад

      as a non native english speaker, listening to JP is enlightening and interesting whereas listening to the interviewer was just painful

    • @Kitiwake
      @Kitiwake 3 года назад +2

      Good way to learn any language is to listen and try to grasp the full extent of the word.

  • @jonathansanantonio2402
    @jonathansanantonio2402 4 года назад +79

    You really got JP to let down his guard & relax. First time I've heard him have a real conversation & not an interrogation. Good job mate.

    • @yucki2604
      @yucki2604 3 года назад +3

      you should see him on theo von’s podcast too

    • @camharr330
      @camharr330 3 года назад +2

      Watch jp with Russel brand , chill as and most profound

  • @jovi_way
    @jovi_way 4 года назад +83

    “If you’re guilty about making money, then maybe you should think harder about what you want to do with the money.” WOW 🤯😌 44:59

    • @kenno1572
      @kenno1572 4 года назад +6

      A good company makes the life better for employees. The earnings can be used great. However, if you use money oppress or take advantage of people, then it is something else. I know several rich people. They are low key, kind, pay their staff well etc.

    • @dylanstraub9612
      @dylanstraub9612 4 года назад +1

      What people need to understand is that money equals power which needs to be focused. Rich people don't care about things that the rest of us need to deal with day after day. They spend their money on causes that are important to them. My goal would be to spend money to support causes and businesses that are important to me. I would want some money to be passed on to my child but not too much because she needs to make her own way in the world.

    • @nielubieciee
      @nielubieciee 4 года назад +1

      shit deeper than appear

    • @Chicomacheeno
      @Chicomacheeno 4 года назад

      Hookers and blow, though.

    • @1BestCookie
      @1BestCookie 4 года назад

      @@dylanstraub9612 I think the most Nobel thing to do with your money is to pay your own employees nicely they work for you and by working for you they feel fulfilled and like they earned the money you give them best way to give is to have that person earn it

  • @helenbostock2350
    @helenbostock2350 11 месяцев назад +2

    Great first through. Setting boundaries for yourself first. Place your self confidence in you first time. Self determination that you are up for the job you want.

  • @CantThinkofaCoolOne
    @CantThinkofaCoolOne 6 лет назад +147

    So great to go with Jordan down a fresh path. And no mention of sodding Bill C16!
    Thanks Rob.

  • @lukebell2683
    @lukebell2683 4 года назад +2692

    This is the best interview on entrepreneurship on RUclips.

    • @michaellaniak
      @michaellaniak 4 года назад +25

      @Lasha Japharidze Yep, agree with you Luke & Lasha. I was going to post a similar comment but saw that yall already have and wanted to reiterate how good it was to observe JP's insights, application and trials in the business world vs talks to an academic audience. I have an MBA + MsFinance and wish I could have had something like to this prepare and help me in the business world as I delved in several businesses blindsided by these personality-based aspects to selling, managing, marketing, etc and overcoming my own personal constraints to survive/thrive.

    • @nicksshitbro
      @nicksshitbro 4 года назад +14

      @@michaellaniak I appreciate your comment, sir. It just forced me to acknowledge the fact that there is a personality aspect to business. I probably have a few constraints to overcome as well if I plan on succeeding. Thank you.

    • @jessegoplen
      @jessegoplen 4 года назад +6

      I was just going to say that 😄

    • @ArtofBrandonTruster
      @ArtofBrandonTruster 4 года назад +6

      This is the best video about greed on RUclips. Get it right, fool.

    • @LarryChiang
      @LarryChiang 4 года назад +1

      Agree!

  • @markseville9913
    @markseville9913 3 года назад +16

    I am an artist and I have been realizing the uphill battle a artist faces. I had to get a job for money and still work on my art in between, plus the concept of ignoring the sales and marketing of that as well as production. It's a lot, but I really believe what I want is worth the sacrifices.

    • @cquickk
      @cquickk 2 года назад +2

      It probably is. Keep your ambition.

    • @pitstop4464
      @pitstop4464 2 года назад

      What kind of art do you produce?

    • @mike.p.1400
      @mike.p.1400 3 месяца назад +1

      If that’s your choice. Fine. Endure the sacrifices. Homelessness. Starvation and the like. If you have the money to pay your rent and bills and food you’re in good shape. No sacrifices. If you’re living at home with mommy and daddy. No sacrifces. But. If you are truly sacrificing you have my respect.
      And sympathy.

  • @henryrussell8800
    @henryrussell8800 4 года назад +22

    A friend of mine gave me a great insight when I had an idea for a website business. “Just because there is a gap in the market, doesn’t mean there is a market for the gap.” And he was right. I started it because there was a gap, but it failed because there was no market.

    • @DontMakeMomCry
      @DontMakeMomCry 3 года назад +2

      May I ask what the business was? What problem did it aim to solve?

    • @Djoyownership
      @Djoyownership 2 года назад

      Should of used your own market!

    • @smokingcrab2290
      @smokingcrab2290 Год назад

      There might not be a market for the gap, but there may be a market to bridge the gap.

    • @johnnyxmusic
      @johnnyxmusic Год назад

      Board games for pets?

  • @templarmalta9946
    @templarmalta9946 4 года назад +50

    This man blows me away everytime I listen to him. One of the greatest thinkers of our time. Listening to this man is a gift. Thank you JP and thank you to the interviewer who has the decency to allow him to be heard.

    • @kenno1572
      @kenno1572 4 года назад

      Yup.

    • @joshjohnson8459
      @joshjohnson8459 Год назад

      Cyber Criminal Terrorist leaders: Stephen M. Novak, his queer partner Lee Buttrill, Extremist terror groups led my Rajneesh Kumar which is his alias name and his queer partner James Costa (former US Marine not wanted inside the US Government. William (Bill) Saunders cowardly involvement with production, Matthew Von Fricken, Tiffany Fry, Shrikar Somayajula cyber criminals. Should you need any information for any of these POS please do let me know.

  • @claudes.whitacre1241
    @claudes.whitacre1241 3 года назад +11

    To be fair, I was impressed with the interviewer's ability to get Peterson to talk about selling and entrepreneurship. Before I saw this, I had no idea that Jordan Peterson ever had any business experience. A worthwhile effort. Thank you.

    • @joshjohnson8459
      @joshjohnson8459 Год назад

      Cyber Criminal Terrorist leaders: Stephen M. Novak, his queer partner Lee Buttrill, Extremist terror groups led my Rajneesh Kumar which is his alias name and his queer partner James Costa (former US Marine not wanted inside the US Government. William (Bill) Saunders cowardly involvement with production, Matthew Von Fricken, Tiffany Fry, Shrikar Somayajula cyber criminals. Should you need any information for any of these POS please do let me know.

  • @ChezzyKnytt
    @ChezzyKnytt 6 лет назад +23

    This was one of the best conversations with Dr. Peterson I've seen yet! Well done Rob

  • @downsyndromebear
    @downsyndromebear 6 лет назад +27

    Only a minute in and I'm impressed. Thank you actually wanting to have a new conversation with him!

  • @zainub1600
    @zainub1600 3 года назад +2

    Rob, your amazing enthusiasm comes with cutting off your guest in excitement just when they’re about to say something monumentally important :)

    • @jgnmas
      @jgnmas 3 года назад

      Yes. I agree. He does it usually while just agreeing with them, and not adding really anything better than what they were saying or about to say.

  • @danielshyti3980
    @danielshyti3980 4 года назад +25

    As a presentation coach for large scale complex sales, I have to say that this is a phenomenal interview. Very insightful information on the workings of the mind in the context of business and entrepreneurship. It is also fun to see a relaxed and engaging Jordan Peterson. He is brilliant.

  • @gonnahavemesomefun
    @gonnahavemesomefun 4 года назад +27

    EASILY the best interview of Jordan I have ever seen. The interviewer, whilst a teeny weeny little too keen to express himself (actually part of his charm, energy and keenness), is easily the most appropriate person to interview Jordan because he himself is just as interesting as Jordan. Bravo. I'll go and find his podcast that he talked about. Excellent video thank you. Also, how do I work for this guy :-)

    • @chrislembeck5324
      @chrislembeck5324 4 года назад

      yes, he actually threw JP off a couple of beginnings that I really was eager to hear. Your words and my thoughts...boom

  • @rottweilerdog10
    @rottweilerdog10 4 года назад +4

    You are absolutely fantastic mr Peterson
    “Iq is how quick you learn the job, not how good you are at your job” amazing

  • @william_chidube
    @william_chidube 4 года назад +54

    Jordan is so lively here. I really like this man.

    • @padraig5335
      @padraig5335 3 года назад

      He's a good dude imo, when he fucked up, got hight etc.... I said, shit.... Who better to learn from than someone who has been there?

  • @jonathansanantonio2402
    @jonathansanantonio2402 4 года назад +22

    JP is imparting personal experiences that he's really into sharing. This interview is brilliant. You got him to talk about something new & different & it's obvious he's enjoying it. The best way to open someone up is to show that you want to hear about the person & something he is really interested in & to talk about himself. You nailed it.

    • @joshjohnson8459
      @joshjohnson8459 Год назад

      Cyber Criminal Terrorist leaders: Stephen M. Novak, his queer partner Lee Buttrill, Extremist terror groups led my Rajneesh Kumar which is his alias name and his queer partner James Costa (former US Marine not wanted inside the US Government. William (Bill) Saunders cowardly involvement with production, Matthew Von Fricken, Tiffany Fry, Shrikar Somayajula cyber criminals. Should you need any information for any of these POS please do let me know.

  • @Maliaa510
    @Maliaa510 Месяц назад +1

    Dude this is really valuable content. I dont usually comment but this video pulled me to. I was overhearing while playing Tetris thinking how incredible his insight is. Wow. Thank you so much for sharing man. God Bless you guys. ❤

  • @markbell1792
    @markbell1792 4 года назад +8

    As a very open person plagued frequently by negative emotion, this was again great advice along the lines of many of JP's videos out there. That negativity is not only useful but necessary in any group is a revelation. People who have struggled or continue to struggle with depression know that part of the difficulty is overcoming self-condemnation for having the problem in the first place. To have someone point out that having some negativity is vital is a paradigm shift for me.
    He also answered a question that has plagued me a lot over the years, and I've never heard such a succinct and convincing answer. The question is why do so many people have trouble thinking through things. The answer is that it is stressful. At the same time, he also provided a perspective that can overcome aversion to that stress: it's way less stressful to think something through than to live it out in the world. So you'd better think it through! Thank you Rob for throwing out your notes and providing such a refreshingly different look into Jordan's insights, and for providing your own also - the great synergy in this interview makes it a textbook example of how it should be done, and thank you, Dr. Peterson, for sharing your wisdom.

  • @jasondashney
    @jasondashney 4 года назад +20

    Great interview. JP gets so excited to answer some questions that he has to adjust his position to get rid of some of that anxious energy. What a treat vs the big media traps they set for him, which he usually destroys except they can't understand they've been destroyed.
    I love the point where he learns so much more about his kids because he finally asks the right questions. I think this is why so many people feel misunderstood. They're right, they are. When an important person in your life says something about you that's so wrong in a deep and fundamental way it's hard to deal with because you don't even know where to start when it comes to convincing them they are wrong. Feels like you are on the opposite sides of the Grand Canyon. How to bridge that divide is monumental.

  • @terribletimr1340
    @terribletimr1340 4 года назад +3

    Thanks for talking to Jordan about something other than the thing everyone else wants to talk to him about!
    It's great to see another side him.

  • @ReubenAStern
    @ReubenAStern 4 года назад +54

    "I can't work with someone conscientious, they'll constrain me!"
    "Yes, they will and you need it!" That's a gem that is!

  • @andreasgustafsson5185
    @andreasgustafsson5185 4 года назад +19

    Im feeling like im getting pat on the head from Mr Jordan when he says that salesmen are invaluable. And also goes on stating every aspect of what I have had and achieved over my 10 year career of different selling job careers. Thank you Jordan

    • @joyceclemons3916
      @joyceclemons3916 4 года назад +2

      My Dad raised 7 kids selling life insurance. [Mom stayed at home until we were grown, then became an entrepreneur in technical proofreading] His best clientele was cultivated on the golf course. He took a Toastmaster's class and joined the "group" that met bi-monthly to go through the basic levels of effective public speaking...therefore he qualified to speak at insurance sales conferences held at luxury Caribbean resorts...so they got vacations they couldn't otherwise afford, and he gained nationwide networking skills. When he retired, he put all those skills into brokering used yachts sales. He was an avid sea fisherman, and part of brokering yachts is you get to drive them. And fish...when you couldn't otherwise afford a small cabin cruiser or a slip. One other thing...he wrote in beautifully cultivated cursive longhand. Even though he had no college beyond high school, this seriously impressed people. We are discouraging cursive writing at the peril of better thinking and productivity in the next generation. Being well rounded [good balance of productive hobbies and hard career work and making friends], are great assets for salesmen.

    • @kalpanamuthireddi
      @kalpanamuthireddi 3 года назад

      @@joyceclemons3916 what a wonderful example of being aware of our skills and using them successfully across specialities.

  • @meetyounever6923
    @meetyounever6923 3 года назад +3

    As an open person myself I've learned that with the right goals I've been able to focus my energy and listening to motivational speakers has improved my overall mood. I also started a vision board. I try to add to it every night before bed. I usually get flooded with ideas throughout the day so I prefer the one on my phone.

  • @Viodoxz
    @Viodoxz 4 года назад +8

    Just wanted to thank this channel for having this conversation with Peterson. This, out of all the great conversations with him, this was by far the most interesting.

  • @bendominguez32
    @bendominguez32 6 лет назад +115

    Great interview. I watch a lot of JBP and most of his interviews are mostly him rehashing the same points for the interviewer. Glad to see a change and his take on different topics. Subscribed

    • @einarabelc5
      @einarabelc5 4 года назад +2

      Yes, but the answers are still the same ones. There are a few key moments that are worth the exchange but the whole personality traits and the history of his products is elsewhere.

    • @LisaMaryification
      @LisaMaryification 4 года назад

      Because, if you click on the site, the test he refers to you have to purchase!!

    • @everyman3162
      @everyman3162 4 года назад

      you sales people guys are disgusting and embarrassing ignorant jerks. you are putting manipulation over the reality, profit over the quality products and necessary use of resources. you are all a bunch of jerks who can do nothing but selling stuff and promoting consumerism. you are a waste of cosmic energy:(

  • @astroNexx
    @astroNexx 3 года назад +4

    Such an awesome talk! Great synergy between these two and I loved the fact that the host decided to "close the laptop" and ignore the pre-set questions and just talk with this gentleman.

  • @gachonoie9716
    @gachonoie9716 4 года назад +25

    I'm an open, creative, anxious person who's usually all over the place. It's taken me a long time to realize who I am as a person

    • @miranda.cooper
      @miranda.cooper 4 года назад

      You should see my desk right now xD You BET I'm an open and disorganized person!

    • @CastroPicasso
      @CastroPicasso 4 года назад

      Gacho Noie you are amazing

    • @stevecooper3010
      @stevecooper3010 4 года назад

      Yeh and I can tell you it over just because you realised it

  • @ParakeetWhispererKing
    @ParakeetWhispererKing 4 года назад +18

    JP: It’s really, really hard to be a good salesperson, and people like that are unbelievable rare and they are unbelievably valuable.

    • @kenno1572
      @kenno1572 4 года назад +2

      In my experience, too many people think it's about scamming people. A good salesman don't scam. Scammers scam.

    • @rightcoast7049
      @rightcoast7049 4 года назад +2

      It really is. It's one of those things that you either generally have in you or don't. It's a rare mesh of values and temperament, because it isn't just about sales but also not screwing people over and maintaining relationships. It's certainly not my department, and as a business owner I wish I was better. I'm trying, but it's tough to tick all the boxes.

    • @harrygboncha2483
      @harrygboncha2483 4 года назад

      @@rightcoast7049 it comes naturally but keep trying to upgrade, I got better as well

  • @ReneaHanks
    @ReneaHanks Год назад +1

    Thank you, Rob! I love that you don't put ads in. Thank you!

  • @maxpbeaumont
    @maxpbeaumont 4 года назад +13

    Great conversation, Rob! Great job. Must've been cool as hell to sit down and chat with the man JP himself.

  • @Theotsi7
    @Theotsi7 4 года назад +77

    Me texting my girlfriend:
    -Man this Peterson... his awareness is extraordinary I can't stop being impressed every single time. Of course he has a tremendous amount of knowledge, both specialized and general, and of course he is super smart, and he has incredible skills in using the language and a super-effective manner to convey a message with his voice, body language, facial expressions, and temperament, but what characterizes him the most, I think, is his awareness of how things such as information, feelings, and thoughts can connect to the same puzzle and examine a certain topic holistically not just through a very narrow perspective! I mean, impressive...
    My girlfriend: -Wow. Please post this as a comment under every video of his! You'll be paying the respect he deserves! This comment cannot go in vain, I'm telling you, it's impressively accurate.
    So there you go ^^

    • @FromThe3021
      @FromThe3021 4 года назад +1

      Hmmm, wondering if you will fail your girlfriend, Sir Peterson and all of his supporters who are now supporting you. I speak for 1 of them and remember we're all only onr person away from a million people.

    • @LisaMaryification
      @LisaMaryification 4 года назад +3

      Kudos to you for respecting your girlfriend's opinion also. I noticed many Incels are using Peterson as some sort of anti-feminist posterboy for their agendas.

    • @Theotsi7
      @Theotsi7 4 года назад +9

      @SpinachToothedSmile That's what you imagine is the kind of people Jordan Peterson appeals to? That's interesting for many reasons. You see, in your desperate effort to potentially offend a stranger whom you have no clues about and while being completely unprovoked, you come out as a heck of a jerk. What in the world goes wrong with someone who feels the need to attack a fellow person? But it's likely that you know the answer to that, don't you? Well many of us certainly do when we see such a pathetic behavior, so you better be aware of that, regardless of whether this is because of your sensitive, radical-left heart, full of solidarity and compassion for those who suffer, or the fact that you went through such a traumatic experience yourself with some girlfriend of yours due to your weaknesses, such as not having proper criteria set when choosing her or being entirely incompetent and unfulfilling for all sorts of reasons. But that's okay, that can happen to everyone, you know. What's really a pity, my man, is then to allow yourself to become bitter, resentful, and start hating the world, because you do not want to see what is wrong with yourself and voluntarily adopt responsibility to fix it. That's what insecurity is, boy. And you better get rid of it or it'll eventually ruin you. Listen to some Peterson for that, he will definitely help, and stop being a coward little weasel.

    • @chubbymike3372
      @chubbymike3372 4 года назад +5

      **drops microphone*

    • @chubbymike3372
      @chubbymike3372 4 года назад +4

      "Don't cast pearls before the swine"

  • @Mxrclxrk
    @Mxrclxrk Год назад

    Wow, my life has flipped. I went to art for school and ended up dreading it became a job and then I switched mediums to music and I seen some success but not how I intended. No direction or guidance and getting a sales job and finding a bit success but the struggle of consistency never feeling enough in the space cause it wasn’t “creative enough” great money but not fulfilling. Quits job and think I have what it takes to combine all of my creative skills into a business and monetize it and I’m filled with anxiety which could show itself at times in cynicism. Man thank you guys for shifting my perspective and helping me realize I need my wife who is very much skeptical which I would fight against as it pertains to my many creative pursuits and entrepreneurship.

  • @rolandguilford8301
    @rolandguilford8301 6 лет назад +47

    Hi Rob. I really enjoyed this interview! Dr. Peterson is a wealth of knowledge and wisdom and it was great to see you take him down a different avenue. Many congrats! Rolz.

  • @DaveE99
    @DaveE99 4 года назад +4

    he said use a schedule - when i grasped our death anxiety, and the chance to actually live my values that if i dont act i sacrifice, using a schedule and even time tracking my self using timers constantly on my own time - became an obvious choice, and my personality tech resists structure, but you got to see it as a path way towards living your values and eventually creating a vision for yourself.

  • @juliuspleaser4675
    @juliuspleaser4675 Год назад +5

    Such a bright soul and brilliant mind. I feel a latent agony through his eyes, and feel all the more impressed and blessed

  • @AaronCarr
    @AaronCarr 4 года назад +6

    Probably the best conversation with Petersen I've ever seen, and very useful on all sorts of business, political and personal levels. Awesome

  • @KRIMZONMEKANISM
    @KRIMZONMEKANISM 4 года назад +529

    Can we all take a moment to appreciate Peterson's "Lobster" tie? :D
    Okay, back to the video with ye.

    • @allenclark4235
      @allenclark4235 4 года назад +11

      Thank you!!! t That is fucking hilarious.

    • @Chicomacheeno
      @Chicomacheeno 4 года назад +4

      Nice

    • @Sar30
      @Sar30 4 года назад +4

      He is teasing us

    • @Aristocob
      @Aristocob 4 года назад +1

      What does wearing a tie decorated with dead animals on it say about a person?

    • @KRIMZONMEKANISM
      @KRIMZONMEKANISM 4 года назад +19

      ​@@Aristocob Firstly, it is not possible to ascertain whether or not the lobsters are being depicted as being either alive or dead.
      Therefore I will evoke "Schrodinger's Cat" theory on the lobsters. After all, they are representations of lobsters, and not actual lobsters. They are both alive and dead as long we can find hard evidence of their current state. :)
      Secondly, Jordan Peterson has iconically used lobsters to compare certain mental structures that both said lobsters and human beings possess, mostly in terms of their hierarchies and how failing in climbing said hierarchies both leave lobsters and humans depressed. It also comes to show that the concept of a hierarchy being a social-construct is something that doesn't make sense since it can exist both on such a social complex creature as a human being AND a lobster at the same time.
      The internet thought the comparison was funny so it kinda made the lobster as Peterson's "mascot" and Peterson thought it was funny so he went with it. :)

  • @christianbanks7458
    @christianbanks7458 2 года назад +1

    I like Rob Moore, great interviewer. He knows how to and ask great leading questions but more importantly, be *QUIET* and let the guest speak, he never talks over them or cuts through, great host and great man! Liked and subscribed 👍

  • @kartheekal9582
    @kartheekal9582 6 лет назад +3332

    Lobster Tie

    • @leonardonovara9348
      @leonardonovara9348 6 лет назад +96

      it took me a time to realize that. He embraced the "lobster man" joke.

    • @trojan403
      @trojan403 4 года назад +57

      Hahaha didn't even realise till I read this!

    • @StevenMRA
      @StevenMRA 4 года назад +20

      OMG - never noticed that!

    • @Howitchewstofeel5gum
      @Howitchewstofeel5gum 4 года назад +46

      Lol, so he does actually have a sense of humour ;)

    • @seriousstrawberry3064
      @seriousstrawberry3064 4 года назад +1

      Who does that?

  • @SawHorseDesignBuild
    @SawHorseDesignBuild 4 года назад +4

    I am a creative and in sales and can confirm that most of what he is discussing is valid.

  • @tylerfraker9304
    @tylerfraker9304 Год назад +1

    Talking about B2B vs B2C man that’s so real. I’m an entrepreneurial type but I ended up doing chemical sales for the Fortune 500 out of college. They gave me a 5.1M goal, I sold them 7.2M in profit and immediately left to start my own business dealing direct with consumers haha.

  • @fourtoes412
    @fourtoes412 4 года назад +16

    As a business owner - I found this fascinating!

  • @bekc1626
    @bekc1626 4 года назад +50

    Really interesting, as a full time visual artist, I have made a reasonable living from the outset since age 18. I painted large, very realistic portraits, put them on the wall of a cafe, grabbing attention from across the street and basically it took off. I quit my job before my 18th birthday and have been full time painting for 9 yrs. I started selling my works at prices that established artists put on their works, because I believed my quality matched, stood my ground and was willing to wait a bit longer than some, and it worked and still works. I am booked up with commissions at least a year in advance and have the option of painting my own works or commissions of peoples family, so I do a mixture. My works sell for at least US$8000 each. The first thing in my opinion, is to produce art that is both pleasing to the eye, absolutely beautiful and striking, not depressing or dark in nature, and also produce very BIG, don't let one passersby miss your work, and produce what you absolutely love, wack a big price on it, and stand your ground.

  • @daleval2182
    @daleval2182 3 года назад +2

    I was trained in Sales Force, and had a natural knack, I had belief in what I sold, and i knew who needed what I had, that brings the confidence, i saw many junior sales fold becuase their belief process was not well trained and developed.

  • @MPOEducationalEnterprises
    @MPOEducationalEnterprises 4 года назад +13

    This is the best video that I have ever listened to about entrepreneurship. Being an entrepreneur for over 25 years and have started my second business, I can confirm that everything they are saying is dead on.

  • @greencarpetgrowing
    @greencarpetgrowing 4 года назад +20

    The title undermines the content, which is incredibly impressive. Best Jordan Peterson interview yet!

  • @RegularupdatesfromGNHO
    @RegularupdatesfromGNHO 2 месяца назад

    It’s worth listening on “How to sell anything to anyone.” Learned a lot to put into practice when I start selling anything in my life. I am dedicated listener the podcast of Mr. Rob 🙏

  • @patrickbrown33
    @patrickbrown33 4 года назад +15

    I've worked in sales for a long long time now... When I saw this, I fell out my chair. One of my favorite humans made a video... for me? :)

    • @lauramurphyvytf815
      @lauramurphyvytf815 4 года назад +1

      "Dont confuse ignorance with moral purity. " That is quite the timely message.

  • @codinginflow
    @codinginflow 4 года назад +441

    This was incredibly insightful

    • @keithwhittygmail
      @keithwhittygmail 4 года назад +2

      Read my comments on sales and you'll be an expert 😜

    • @keithwhittygmail
      @keithwhittygmail 4 года назад +3

      @K O These people are money whxres.

    • @moved2bitchute779
      @moved2bitchute779 4 года назад

      Indeed

    • @brendandaly2493
      @brendandaly2493 4 года назад +2

      Agreed

    • @zesvo
      @zesvo 4 года назад +2

      @K O Don't think they're not in Russia and China. At least they ARE criminals in the west, in China they are untouchable andnabove the law. p.s. LOCK UP THE BIDENS, and Killary too!

  • @tbones1979
    @tbones1979 2 года назад +1

    I love the way the interviewer just ditches the planned script to talk about an interesting conversation they had moments prior. Absolute real time gold

  • @Kasas90
    @Kasas90 4 года назад +5

    The good part of RUclips: anything that does not let you disgusted of yourself after watching videos for 3 hours in a row, rather instantiates those new ideas and perspectives which will eventually change your mindset in the background within the next few months. Nice to watch, nice to hear, nice to think about.

  • @hermestrismegistus6421
    @hermestrismegistus6421 4 года назад +14

    Superb interview! Excellent questions, and very deep, thought-provoking and inspiring answers. Easily one of the best conversations about entrepreneurship I've seen on this platform.

  • @JeThoreau_
    @JeThoreau_ 2 года назад +2

    I love it when Dr. Peterson uses the “Big 5” personality traits as a framework for looking at many different topics
    I particularly like how, in this video, JP applies it to entrepreneurial traits

  • @SalutLunar
    @SalutLunar 4 года назад +6

    This chat alone has helped me put so many things in my life into context. Thank you Rob Moore and Jordan Peterson. Get well soon!

  • @jqsudachi
    @jqsudachi 6 лет назад +83

    JBP "really likes Radiohead." Man, I am so happy hearing that. The more to love about that man.

    • @surfreverbguy7364
      @surfreverbguy7364 6 лет назад +4

      If he would have said the opposite ... oh man, I would have a lot of sorting out to do in my life. This is the best news I’ve heard on RUclips in quite a while! Haha! Everything in its right place.

    • @vish4544
      @vish4544 6 лет назад +2

      @@surfreverbguy7364 i see what you did there there

    • @yasmin_thelight6789
      @yasmin_thelight6789 4 года назад

      jqsudachi - Right? Like I don’t need anymore reason to love JBP than I already do and this happens. Ahh. ♥️

  • @federicoastorga9112
    @federicoastorga9112 3 года назад +3

    I just loved the Jordan conclusion, I want to read '12 Rules for Life' straight away
    Such a helpful video really
    In my opinion, the title doesn't really relate to the main topic, I would suggest "How to build a strong business" or "The hardest obstacles of businesses" something like that

  • @joonkim202
    @joonkim202 4 года назад +6

    WOW. One of the most educational videos on business. If I had learned this beforehand I would have avoided many pitfalls. JP should write a business book!

  • @kamymcpartridge3000
    @kamymcpartridge3000 6 лет назад +527

    The tie is great 😂

    • @jiveturkey9993
      @jiveturkey9993 6 лет назад +4

      Kamy McPartridge i bet hes got a couple frog ties also.

    • @JamesMathison
      @JamesMathison 6 лет назад +2

      Oh yeah! I didn't even see that 😆

    • @JustinWarembourg
      @JustinWarembourg 6 лет назад +10

      It's a lovely tie, but I dislike how large the knot is. I hate being a nit-picker. It drives me crazy.

    • @HaIsKuL
      @HaIsKuL 6 лет назад +1

      Justin Warembourg noticed the size of the knot as well. I didn't even notice the graphic until it was mentioned.

    • @judystafford2176
      @judystafford2176 6 лет назад +2

      justin warembourg..Change or new things are hard at first...need open people to step out and display these new things.

  • @volanosoftware
    @volanosoftware Год назад +1

    Jordan Peterson is an absolute must hear/see as a business owner. We love his thoughts and musings on entrepreneurship. This one has aged incredibly well.

    • @joshjohnson8459
      @joshjohnson8459 Год назад

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  • @elhuev0
    @elhuev0 6 лет назад +58

    Damn this interview was good, not a battle of egos or some shit like that.
    Cheers for that my friend!

  • @jeffteza682
    @jeffteza682 4 года назад +11

    I've been involved in 11 startup companies and 3 big ones as Founder, CEO, and numerous senior executive roles. Jordan articulates well the business HR challenges particularly regarding Sales and Marketing. Might show this in one of my Entrepreneurship classes at the University of San Diego. The push-pull idea is great. Saint Steven (Jobs) articulated the Beatles magic as John keeping Paul from becoming too "bubblegum" and Paul keeping John from going to the dark side ;)

  • @irinasummer
    @irinasummer 4 года назад +7

    One of the most useful interviews with Jordan Peterson I’ve watched, thank you.

    • @RobMoore
      @RobMoore 4 года назад

      Thank you glad you enjoyed it.

  • @dandavis8300
    @dandavis8300 4 года назад +256

    OK, I'm sorry I missed it; he talked about the importance of sales, but how did he say you could sell anything to anyone? Or does the secret involve the use of click bait?

    • @geoffmiller3468
      @geoffmiller3468 4 года назад +23

      Hey.... you're right.....

    • @paystar3436
      @paystar3436 4 года назад +8

      YES !

    • @dustinmack1283
      @dustinmack1283 4 года назад +50

      I guess I missed it too. It was a form of clickbait. But it was good information but not the information that I clicked on.

    • @All6usto
      @All6usto 4 года назад +14

      the thing is he played us all.. and that tricking is the genius answer to the white elephant 'how' implied in the question. (the answer, off course, being 'can you imagine how many viewers went straight to his website and payed the 10 dollar fee for his facebook quizz? Now... that's how you sell anything to anyone, I'd say.)

    • @pkeggle4085
      @pkeggle4085 4 года назад +37

      I just click on anything Dr Peterson...I always learn something worth my time. 🤓🤣

  • @UnTangledTV
    @UnTangledTV 4 года назад +16

    Brilliant interview. Absolutely love it and delighted that Dr Peterson has admiration for the sales profession. Thanks Rob.

  • @Kevin-Schmevin
    @Kevin-Schmevin 6 лет назад +44

    THANK YOU for asking Peterson a different set of questions. His interviews have become quite repetitive as of late.

  • @baris1513
    @baris1513 4 года назад +7

    Listening to Mr peterson is like having straight inside into the wisdom of the universe

  • @ginac3393
    @ginac3393 2 года назад

    Thanks!

  • @RetVersus
    @RetVersus 6 лет назад +19

    Genuinely conversation not predicated upon any political agenda. Subscribed.

  • @erepsekahs
    @erepsekahs 4 года назад +30

    !st Rule of business: "Nothing happens until a sale is made." I admire Jordan very much, and having spent 1/2 my life in a sales and sales management position with an American Fortune 500 Company I find it interesting to hear his surprise at realizing that top salespeople are indeed not a dirty word, but in fact the drivers behind the success of the corporation. We spent a lot of time and money training our sales people in Industrial Psychology, Personality Analysis, Body Language etc. Funnily enough, (I say this for the layperson), it was for the benefit of the client as much as it was for the benefit of our salespeople or the corporation because when we acquired that client would would look after them as if they were made of gold.....of course, in fact they may as well have been. If we did not have a product that suited their need, our people were trained to refer them to a company that was reputable and could help them.....that is as much for a selfish reason as it is to assist the client......we knew that everything that company could not provide for them they would purchase from us. It really is just common sense....but it is that common sense that evades most greedy and inconsiderate sales organizations who are, what I call, The Amateurs. One should always be honest, decent, and clean in one's transactions. That is something a certain Prime minister should have gathered a long lime ago........However, as Oscar Wilde said over 120 years ago, "Nothing worth knowing can be taught." and he could not possibly understand the meaning behind that phrase.

    • @afroteen4647
      @afroteen4647 4 года назад +1

      Love this comment

    • @erepsekahs
      @erepsekahs 4 года назад +2

      @@afroteen4647 I honestly and truly mean it. Life is far too short to be an arrogant, spoiled, a-hole.

    • @CastroPicasso
      @CastroPicasso 4 года назад

      erepsekahs you are amazing

  • @jordancrow-stewart4634
    @jordancrow-stewart4634 3 года назад +4

    Yeah, this is a totally sick interview. Both guys throwing around such gems casually. Amazing!

  • @graceoverall
    @graceoverall 4 года назад +166

    27:13 Genuine diversity is that of temperament, not ethnicity or otherwise.
    Brilliant!!!

    • @Gwopomoli
      @Gwopomoli 4 года назад

      Just wow

    • @SamBassComedy
      @SamBassComedy 4 года назад +7

      It's not brilliant, it should be common sense.

    • @graceoverall
      @graceoverall 4 года назад +6

      @@SamBassComedy I know, but you know what they say about common sense. 😋 My remark was more related to how he articulated it than the content of what he said.

    • @chrisoconnor3119
      @chrisoconnor3119 4 года назад +1

      J.P. speaks gems daily.

    • @SalutLunar
      @SalutLunar 4 года назад

      @@graceoverall ...that it is only common once you know it. Is that how it goes?

  • @MichaelsPaintingChannel
    @MichaelsPaintingChannel 4 года назад +4

    1000% true about artists. This man just tells always the truth, that's why the weak ones go against him. Cause he is courageous. Amen.

  • @danielvanoaksiii4018
    @danielvanoaksiii4018 3 года назад +2

    Please Jordan come back on this show!! The dialogue between you two is absolutely phenomenal!!

  • @quynhaugust9592
    @quynhaugust9592 4 года назад +7

    Love this interview. LOVE Dr. Jordan Peterson. He is a G-d sent to humanity. Such a beautiful, level headed person. I appreciate him so much.

  • @dustyandsneezing
    @dustyandsneezing 4 года назад +14

    I know I’m late but this is one of the coolest duo entrepreneur discussions I’ve seen on RUclips. Awesome guys

  • @phyllissong
    @phyllissong 5 месяцев назад

    This discussion about finding meaning in work really resonated with me. It's so important to have a sense of purpose and to feel like you're making a difference. I love the idea of finding that meaning through responsibility and by pursuing goals that are bigger than ourselves. I'm going to start thinking more about what my values are and how I can integrate them into my work life. Thank you for sharing this important perspective!

  • @LukeSlater_Rewilding
    @LukeSlater_Rewilding 4 года назад +79

    You can tell JP is enjoying this interview, really let his guard down ha

    • @luiscmyk0824
      @luiscmyk0824 4 года назад +15

      That's what happens when you bring "yourself" in the interview and not an ideology.

    • @CastroPicasso
      @CastroPicasso 4 года назад +2

      Luke Slater you are amazing

  • @MuchaPeach
    @MuchaPeach 4 года назад +19

    I was lucky enough to learn the business side of design at the university I went to. It wasn't an expensive place, it was a public school in Mexico, the big difference between mine and other schools (and even other classrooms) is that I was lucky enough that my teachers were conscientious and concerned enough to give us the tools we were going to need for the outside world, to actually pay our rent and put food on the table.

  • @geraldrichards3975
    @geraldrichards3975 Год назад +2

    Jordan Peterson. A guy that makes so much sense

  • @alexmeier2741
    @alexmeier2741 4 года назад +6

    I've been following JP for a few years now, and I just stumbled across this interview. I'm so grateful to see a unique expression of JP, especially since JP was the reason I decided to get in to sales/marketing. Great interview, truly one of the best I've seen. Get well soon JP.

    • @mrmarkwoo
      @mrmarkwoo 4 года назад

      Congrats on your new Career move. I wish you well