Jordan Peterson: STOP LYING TO YOURSELF! How To Turn Your Life Around In 2024!

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  • Опубликовано: 23 ноя 2024

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  • @TheDiaryOfACEO
    @TheDiaryOfACEO  Год назад +1331

    Welcome back Jordan. If you enjoyed this episode could you do us a massive favour and HIT that like button on the video! Helps us a lot 🙏 share your favourite part of the convo below 👇🏾

    • @Anita-f8o8m
      @Anita-f8o8m Год назад +62

      Always do. Appreciate & enjoy the content you produce.

    • @georgewaters6424
      @georgewaters6424 Год назад +1

      unsubscribed, never coming back. Stop talking to kunts!

    • @bpedleyjazzguitarist
      @bpedleyjazzguitarist Год назад +63

      An avid follower of both yours and Jordans work.
      I drove my car into a tree at 110mph on 28th August.
      I had a 10% chance of living but after 2 weeks on life support in Southampton ICU, I escaped with my life. A vert different life that I had before.
      Your conversations with Jordan and many other inspirational people are a model for a better future.
      Thankyou from the bottom of my heart ❤

    • @EvanKelly-ju1pn
      @EvanKelly-ju1pn Год назад +74

      I am extremely disappointed that this platform is enabling someone that supports the genocidal acts in Gaza. There was lots of talk of theory, but he misses basic humanity, and was not questioned about it.

    • @DemonSlayerCR
      @DemonSlayerCR Год назад +1

      You brought this war mongering genocidal maniac on your show to give life advice?
      You are sold out.
      Unsubscribed!

  • @SouLightness
    @SouLightness Год назад +5568

    Im a 63 yr old woman with parkinsons. Clawing out of a trauma bond...manage to cook very simple food. Walk the old dog in small bits of time. No family...in the middle of nowhere. Reaching out to therapist and couple of friends. Listening to you and to anyone with wisdom. Keeping going in spite of depression and lineliness.

    • @hkslug80
      @hkslug80 Год назад +291

      That sounds really tough. Hope things get better for you.

    • @melbaT2770
      @melbaT2770 Год назад +200

      Keep moving forward and things will improve. I ,too, was trauma bonded and once I worked through it and made it to the other side, the anxiety I had went away. 15 years in a toxic marriage made me ill and depressed. Now I have two good physicians who know how to treat me, and I am back to working out regularly. Being honest with myself set me free. My ex will always be a liar.

    • @emanuelantunes2789
      @emanuelantunes2789 Год назад

      I don't know who you are, or what you believe in, but I believe there is Hope and Joy to be found in your life even in the simplest details. Delight in the little things and seek God, he rewards those who seek Him.
      Life throws tragedy at us when we least expect, but there is assurance that whatever the storm there is hope and joy that can be found if we keep a grateful heart and we look to the beauty that can be found in life.
      One of the hardest lessons in my life was to learn how to do that amidst unfathomable and disconcerting circumstances. I took care of my father who had Alzheimer's for almost 20 years, until he passed away. It wasn't easy and my heart was broken, resentful and bitter through the early years because of the sense of injustice and the rage that caused. God taught me a valuable lesson through humility and gratefulness, and I was able to find joy and peace in each day, even in all the love I could lavish my father in as I served him until his time on this Earth was fulfilled. It was a privilege to love my father and take care of him. May this testimony encourage you and give you strength!
      I pray the Spirit of God, will minister to your soul, peace, healing and wisdom to find beauty and joy each day to have the strength and fortitude to overcome the daily obstacles, in Jesus's name! God bless you! Warm regards from Portugal!

    • @abgb1008
      @abgb1008 Год назад +110

      I am thinking of you and I am truly with you. Also I honestly want to be with you.

    • @random-zd1bs
      @random-zd1bs Год назад +158

      you are never alone in this world, even when you feel that you are, there is always hope, always good people around the corner to meet. I wish you true happiness and peace

  • @iCarryBoatsAndTheLogs
    @iCarryBoatsAndTheLogs Год назад +2270

    This year I’ve:
    • Finally opened up about getting sexually assaulted
    • lost 10KG so far in 4 weeks of my diet
    • had compliments on my changes
    • educated myself on psychology in order to strengthen my mind
    • started reading books (before that I had never opened one apart from school books that are required in English class)
    • met new people who are only interested in progression
    All of it is thanks to me and Dr Jordan Peterson. I’m still working on a lot that has broke me, but I’m getting better and mentally stronger thanks to him.
    I pray whoever sees this and makes it to the end finds the peace and healing you deserve.

    • @mattk.9377
      @mattk.9377 Год назад +45

      Who’s gonna carry the boats?!

    • @bluejay5531
      @bluejay5531 Год назад +19

      that is amazing...I have been struggling and falling in the holes Jordan spoke about for forever...too long...not giving up

    • @QuantExp
      @QuantExp Год назад

      @@mattk.9377 Son!

    • @joena.
      @joena. Год назад +10

      Thank you for sharing 🙏🏼

    • @chaoticprogress
      @chaoticprogress Год назад +11

      Great work!

  • @gl3bears
    @gl3bears 9 месяцев назад +711

    My husband (now passed) and I had rules and they were so much fun. The best was when in fight, Person A would get 2 mins to talk, then the other Person B would get to reply for one minute. Then reverse. We would use his wristwatch and take turns holding it. If Person B interrupted, person A would get two additional more minutes. ----It would turn into laughter after a few turns. And of course, always greet each other when you come home from work. Stop what ever you are doing and just give a quick kiss and hug. It was great!!

    • @juliaogara8794
      @juliaogara8794 9 месяцев назад +17

      This is a great idea😍😀

    • @Isaiah55-8-9
      @Isaiah55-8-9 9 месяцев назад +16

      Okay I think it depends on the severity of the fight.

    • @ktajax
      @ktajax 9 месяцев назад +17

      Thank you for sharing. Sounds like you had a wonderful relationship and still do! I'm sorry for your loss.

    • @christinsproat7038
      @christinsproat7038 9 месяцев назад +6

      Brilliant advice!

    • @adampindell
      @adampindell 9 месяцев назад +7

      Solid advice, I think I'll take it!

  • @lasse4416
    @lasse4416 9 месяцев назад +139

    ”You have to start progressing where you can” so true ☺️
    This is why i love peterson, he says things everybody knows but noone actually thinks.

  • @jillstansell7241
    @jillstansell7241 Год назад +737

    "Conflict delayed is conflict multiplied" ❤

    • @caitlin9781
      @caitlin9781 Год назад +13

      My new fav quote!! So true

    • @Coco-og7zw
      @Coco-og7zw 9 месяцев назад +3

      Facts!

    • @winterphilosophy3900
      @winterphilosophy3900 9 месяцев назад +4

      He also said that you could negotiate a time to talk about it. ❤

    • @taylora3830
      @taylora3830 6 месяцев назад

      This is so true.

    • @fiamnora1500
      @fiamnora1500 6 месяцев назад +1

      Absolutely.. it gets just way worse.. not facing the problems head on.. sweeping problems under the rug.. I hate it!!

  • @lorettamccaffrey4358
    @lorettamccaffrey4358 10 месяцев назад +628

    My husband just died thursay. He collapsed in the kitchen, my son 29, was there, I was upstairs. We, they couldn't revive him! It's all so unreal and is harder than I could ever imagine. We are accepting all the kindness and help from all those who are reaching out to us. It's amazing who those people are and aren't doing that. I am so grateful to those showing us such love. We are just numb at this point. I'm so proud how my son is handling this. And his father would be so proud too.

    • @bobbybands6923
      @bobbybands6923 8 месяцев назад +40

      It doesn’t get easier. My brother, 4.5 years my senior, died at 25. I’m 31 now, tho I’m the guy who always has a smile and a laugh for someone, I often slip into the bathroom so I can burst into tears and then assure that I emerge with clear eyes and a bright attitude for my next patient at work (I’m in EMS) or for my coworker sitting in the kitchen, after sitting there staining at the floor doing nothing for several minutes, no one knows, no one cares after a while. You’ll be left to fight it alone, you and your son won’t even really go through it together, you’ll go through it alone, while together. It’s a sad truth, but hopefully me saying this bluntly will help nudge you in a direction that you can keep your eyes peeled for circumstances to take advantage of to yield an alternate or better outcome hopefully. The only person I could count on, the person to be there with me after our parents were gone and shit got tough, now I only get to look forward to facing that alone, which will be that much harder and that much more lonely. Sorry to rant, I’d assume losing someone you fell in love with and CHOSE to have a life with is equally as hard just in a slightly different way. Good luck, I mean that.

    • @taweehill
      @taweehill 8 месяцев назад +22

      May God be with you and your loved ones

    • @annawilliams5181
      @annawilliams5181 8 месяцев назад +12

      🙏🕊

    • @lukedegraaf1186
      @lukedegraaf1186 8 месяцев назад +10

      Sounds hard but also sounds like you're sticking together and facing life/death. Keep at it, and all the best :)

    • @mariag-nq8zl
      @mariag-nq8zl 8 месяцев назад +30

      I lost my husband last July, sadly to suicide at just 33 and at the time, I really didn't see a way forward. I just literally set the goal of staying alive for one more minute. The minutes turned to hours, then to days, weeks etc. It felt like crawling up a mountain but it DOES get better, I promise you that if you just find things to be grateful for, you will begin the healing journey.
      It's been 8 months (today in fact) and the healing quest has been hard, intense and overall, the worst experience of my life. BUT, it has not broken me, it blew my personality apart and built it back stronger. And to be honest, I'm truly grateful for that. It's taught me a lot, look for the lesson, that's not to sound harsh but for me, I'd built my whole identity around him and him not being here all of a sudden forced me to find out who I actually am. It's been eye opening.
      I truly wish you and your son well and please, just trust in the fact that it will get easier.

  • @michaelae4341
    @michaelae4341 10 месяцев назад +470

    Everytime i find i'm struggling in life, or that i can't seem to push forward or that i am alone even when with people, i come back to Jordan Peterson and it feels like someone totally understands and really cares. It always makes me feel emotional and so grateful that he is accessible to so many people. An incredible person with true empathy and compassion for humanity.

    • @oliverjamito9902
      @oliverjamito9902 10 месяцев назад +2

      Indeed. My pop He does what He does! Without force but out of HIS OWN WILL. Here HE is in front! Love you my Heir without shame but with boldness!!! As my pop Peterson love his Child "i". As the child "i" loves my pop Peterson. As my AM( Father God of the Living) loves the little child "i". As the little child "i" loves HIS AM(Father God of the Living). " i" AM. Remember Thy I AM and thy conversations given just for thee!

    • @gemmaartner2780
      @gemmaartner2780 9 месяцев назад +7

      Totally agree. Even as a woman, not exactly his target audience. When I feel like no-one else can help or wants to understand me, his words are exactly what I need.

    • @RyanRobinson-u9h
      @RyanRobinson-u9h 9 месяцев назад

      Why does every u-tube comment always have to pine for attention and make it about them?

    • @docequis9796
      @docequis9796 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@RyanRobinson-u9hfatherlessness is the main cause. Failure to develop (psychologist Erickson describes the best) properly at certain stages... because of that psychological development failure it leads to issues that will manifest as challenges and disorders throughout life. God bless, stay safe and prepared.

    • @claudiabrown9620
      @claudiabrown9620 9 месяцев назад +2

      Yep, so true God made him special
      .radical dude😂

  • @socialnetworking4782
    @socialnetworking4782 3 месяца назад +58

    Veteran here. I'm not going to go into it but jordan gave me a new life after my divorce and service. Years lost but I'm able to work and I'm working on myself too.

  • @saritamora
    @saritamora 10 месяцев назад +672

    Jordan Peterson became the proverbial father that I needed when I was a child. He also saved my life. ❤

    • @Daniel-ve3sc
      @Daniel-ve3sc 10 месяцев назад +7

      Turn to our Creator, not man, for saving.

    • @chrisfleischman3371
      @chrisfleischman3371 10 месяцев назад +27

      Yeah. Turn to God. But God likes to work through people. It edifies those who do His will on Earth.

    • @Daniel-ve3sc
      @Daniel-ve3sc 10 месяцев назад +6

      @@chrisfleischman3371 100%

    • @gison8405
      @gison8405 10 месяцев назад +7

      I feel that, sister...
      As a matter of fact, I've said that very thing regarding Peterson's work in my life!
      I am a Christ follower myself, and I do therefore recognize that any man with godly character is merely a reflection of the Divine Creator
      (my Big Daddy - the One who breathed me into being - the ONE who will never let me down!)
      I hope that all find eternal refuge in the shelter of His wings 💜
      (If there's one thing Peterson has greatly encouraged in me, it is to fulfill my dreams by speaking, and to use my story for the good of all 🙏)
      I will pass this test of time !

    • @shawnkelly695
      @shawnkelly695 10 месяцев назад +9

      He gave up his career to speak about all this stuff. Such a genious fired for his personal views. Well on the plus side we all get to hear him speak.

  • @rethabilenxumalo9742
    @rethabilenxumalo9742 8 месяцев назад +147

    "Stop lying, stop doing things you know to be wrong"😫❤️❤️❤️🙏🏽thank you JP

    • @thiralane1420
      @thiralane1420 Месяц назад +3

      It’s so obvious…yet so true!
      Thank you to both you both for yet another awesome conversation 🙏
      I’ve learnt so much and will continue to do so xx

  • @niekuriot906
    @niekuriot906 10 месяцев назад +214

    My best friend had a huge dilemma. He called me because he needed someone to listen and give him advice. I listened and asked the questions. I was thinking about what Jordan Peterson said, and it worked. I asked the right questions, he knew what to do and solved his problem!
    Steven, thank you for having Jordan Peterson on the podcast.
    Jordan, thank you for the great advice!

    • @RyanRobinson-u9h
      @RyanRobinson-u9h 9 месяцев назад +1

      Why does every u-tube comment always have to pine for attention and make it about them?

    • @masnkorvface13
      @masnkorvface13 9 месяцев назад

      because they are the ones commenting? idk@@RyanRobinson-u9h

    • @chastasteffan6684
      @chastasteffan6684 9 месяцев назад +4

      If you are truly working on self-improvement and making yourself a better person may I ask you how you could not take this personally and tried to be part of a group that shares in the same ideas

    • @TheHappyBachelor
      @TheHappyBachelor 7 месяцев назад

      @@RyanRobinson-u9h I didn't read the comment to be about them. It sounds to me more like he was thankful that he had learned enough to competently help a friend that he cared about who asked for help. We should all be grateful to those who teach us lessons that better help us help those around us.

    • @JakeIsTiredd
      @JakeIsTiredd 5 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@RyanRobinson-u9h The original comment is saying thank you as JPs advice helped with an anecdote. Did you meant to comment this somewhere else?

  • @MohamedNabil-i6b
    @MohamedNabil-i6b Месяц назад +13

    I have always felt insecure and anxious due to constant scolding , criticisms and failures from when I was a child , so my life have been built on lies. I was also lazy and had no interest or drive to pursue anything in life. I have always been delusional and imaginative , thinking of myself as heroes in movies I have watched. I have always been ashamed of who I am and my family. I have always dealt with fapping and being desperate for women whom I lied to just to get their attention. After watching this video , I now have a step by step guide on how to improve my life and break the wall of lies and problems to reveal my authentic self. Thank you for hosting this interview , really appreciate it so much.

  • @RobboYTQ
    @RobboYTQ Год назад +1203

    "There's almost zero difference between being miserable and thinking about yourself." - this statement just changed my life forever. Thank you Jordan.

    • @fayyadseder4334
      @fayyadseder4334 Год назад +14

      IDF: How to get red of dark thoughts (Palest 🍉🍉)?
      Doctor Jordan Peterson : Send them to hell
      In 45 days, 8250 children .

    • @mabaker
      @mabaker Год назад

      Peterson is a raging banshee with anger issues.

    • @thelawenforcerhd9654
      @thelawenforcerhd9654 Год назад +42

      Maybe don't take the advice of the most miserable man alive when it comes to depression.

    • @jacobfreeman7427
      @jacobfreeman7427 Год назад +20

      @@thelawenforcerhd9654if he is what happy looks like I don’t want it lol

    • @Alex-ju6hv
      @Alex-ju6hv Год назад +48

      @@fayyadseder4334how does it feel to casually spread misinformation on the internet? 🤓

  • @SowmiyaM-np5fh
    @SowmiyaM-np5fh 10 месяцев назад +36

    The part on how to listen brought me to tears. If only, we could show grace and hold a calm space for people we claim to love when they are struggling to articulate, we would all be less lonely, even if its brief. The gift to be heard.

  • @lilymkish5824
    @lilymkish5824 2 месяца назад +72

    I could listen to Jordan Peterson 24/7 365 and never get bored and always learn something new every time.

  • @sirfer6969
    @sirfer6969 23 дня назад +2

    Thank goodness there's someone around as intelligent, thoughtful and as knowledgeable as Dr Peterson to help people in such a practical way. I find these types of talks his most uplifting.

  • @TheBeautifulHairClub
    @TheBeautifulHairClub Год назад +432

    Addressing the idea that being sexually assaulted as an infant/child is the ultimate worst thing that could possibly happen to a person was helpful to hear since there is no one that I can talk to about it.
    That may be the best closure I could possibly have. Thank you Doctor ❤

    • @ingridgilbert4917
      @ingridgilbert4917 Год назад +15

      Talk therapy can be incredibly helpful if you find the right person. I waited too long to try it, wish I had sooner.

    • @predajor
      @predajor Год назад +5

      It is up to You to want to talk about it, and force Yourself through the reparation, either that, or ask Yourself is it worth keeping that burden and constant inflict of thoughts to Yourself and the consequences of that.

    • @catcat9582
      @catcat9582 Год назад +10

      Everyone is saying to talk about it but it's ok if you're also not ready because it's deeply destabilizing and most people need days of recovery from therapy Hang over and they don't have such trauma

    • @OpticPlay_
      @OpticPlay_ 11 месяцев назад +12

      It was super interesting to hear this. For me I was so young that at the time I had no idea what my uncle was trying to do to me, it wasn’t until later on in life i remembered and I was just like wow, what a terrible person. I’m trying to learn to forgive and let the past go, but apart of me still wants to confront and tear into him about it, especially since he has children of his own now. But for the most part I’ve healed from it and am the happiest I’ve ever been after years of battling trauma and depression.

    • @LepantoLemonade
      @LepantoLemonade 11 месяцев назад

      @@OpticPlay_ 🫂

  • @caitlynedwards4434
    @caitlynedwards4434 Год назад +405

    As a trainee psychologist, the first half of the podcast is more useful than any lecture ive attended. Its truly inspiring to see a master of the craft break down the therapeutic process in leymans terms.
    Also, this man is truly selfless and is a beacon of understanding and clarity in this very complex existence. Thankyou Dr Peterson.❤

    • @kimb234
      @kimb234 Год назад +15

      I so hope you have the courage to continue to revere and respect JP. I work in the field as well, and while it confuses me (as therapists, shouldn't we be open and inquisitive?) frankly, admitting you agree with JP seems to be a brave and heretical act!

    • @meowy4720
      @meowy4720 Год назад

      "Thank you" is two separate words. You should know that if you actually have any advanced degree.

    • @meagiesmuse2334
      @meagiesmuse2334 Год назад +4

      @@meowy4720 - it's also layman's, not leymans. It was probably not done on purpose. Spell check screws up a lot when posting on YT, so we need to check it.

    • @meowy4720
      @meowy4720 Год назад

      @@meagiesmuse2334 There's not how autocorrect works. It fixes stupid spelling mistakes; it doesn't create them. Lots of (less than intelligent) people seem to think "thank you" is spelled as one word.

    • @meagiesmuse2334
      @meagiesmuse2334 Год назад +6

      @@meowy4720 - I don't know what the issue is here, but in my case, spell check often changes my typos into totally different words than what I meant to type, so I must proof it. I am giving this person benefit of the doubt. Have a happy Thanksgiving.

  • @charlieparis1
    @charlieparis1 10 месяцев назад +348

    “There’s no difference between attention and love.” Amazing insight.

    • @tomtazio
      @tomtazio 8 месяцев назад +16

      I figured this same thing out when I was at university. As I remember, I'm sure it was an original thought. I have had many thoughts and revelations which really hit home and feel like they've touched the ground. Maybe I should start a youtube channel too! It's nice to know that someone else thinks the same. Attention is love. And that same notion fits in to the idea that everything is made out of love... because everything is nothing until our attention is pointed towards it. Or something like that!

    • @laquannashipp2798
      @laquannashipp2798 8 месяцев назад +1

      Yes amazing

    • @joshuarock4631
      @joshuarock4631 8 месяцев назад +1

      i mean they do go hand and hand but sometimes you can lose sight and not give much as much attention anymore, i doubt that means you dont love anymore in all cases, hes a sell out now though

    • @kayoss2306
      @kayoss2306 8 месяцев назад +9

      ​@@joshuarock4631 it doesn't matter how you feel, it matters what the person actually receives. If you love someone in your mind but that doesn't equate to any attention or care, the love may as well not exist. Especially as far as children are concerned. Actions speak much louder than words.

    • @joshuarock4631
      @joshuarock4631 8 месяцев назад

      @@kayoss2306 guess writing a card is love too ig , or never really hugging someone or showing physical touch, guess love can mean different things to different people, sadly this man sold out

  • @kristi_vera_parker
    @kristi_vera_parker 5 месяцев назад +68

    I’m a psychologist, have been for decades, started out early at 20, graduated very very early, and I specialised in drug and alcohol, eating disorders, mood disorders, etc etc, because I’D been through them, and without sounding conceited, I am very very good at my job, though I’m now a stay at home Mummah to a precious 20 year old son with severe special needs, and also due to my chronic and severe health issues, such as chronic pain and anxiety and depression and grief after loosing my best friend, my Mother, a year ago.
    Everyone should have to listen to and watch this episode (and ALL your episodes!!!) because this man is an absolute GEM!!! 💎💎💎💎💎
    The struggle with depression and anxiety is all too real, but damn, he’s so right. Zero difference between being miserable and thinking about yourself.
    That’s just scary.
    I’ve always thought myself a selfless person, but putting everyone else’s wants and needs ahead of my own, without even knowing what they are, ties in so much with this. It’s a shift of focus on yourself to something that gives you joy.

    • @alyzak.8997
      @alyzak.8997 4 месяца назад +8

      You are an inspiration. Women like you are actual icons. Not pseudo-feminists and stupid actresses/singers etc. May God bless you and your family with peace, happiness and ease. This moderate muslim will be praying for you. Thank you for sharing your story

  • @coreysebastian6649
    @coreysebastian6649 10 месяцев назад +130

    Jordan Peterson never will understand his impact a year after me finding him and listening to all I can find and I'm no longer depressed I helped most of my family just using his encouragement my house is spotless I have future goals it was rough in the beginning but it's going so well now and I'm so appreciative of the free advice and realism and vulnerability.

    • @arlenefisher1164
      @arlenefisher1164 10 месяцев назад +3

      Awesome!

    • @Traisas
      @Traisas 10 месяцев назад +5

      I have also had an incredible turn around year, since I started Really Listening and paying attention to my own behaviour. Cheers!

    • @mR-dc4oq
      @mR-dc4oq 4 месяца назад +2

      I love this. Thank you. It almost makes me cry with relief. He truly helps people.

    • @mR-dc4oq
      @mR-dc4oq 4 месяца назад +2

      @@Traisaswow!!! That’s quite an insight . I’ll be using that… I hope to my advantage.

    • @mcadams518
      @mcadams518 12 дней назад

      I sure wish I could say my house is spotless. G99d for you.!

  • @pat4733
    @pat4733 8 месяцев назад +8

    Wow! There is absolutely no boring moment listening to Jordan Peterson. What a blessing

  • @johnoakley6362
    @johnoakley6362 3 месяца назад +50

    I'm a 61 year old man, Mentally and pyshically exhausted from looking after my Wife's medical needs and pain for 9 years. I've never had a single day off from it, of course, neither has she. Just don't know where to turn, or what to do. Listening to prof Jordan has been very helpul, thank God for you Sir, and thank you.

    • @kennedyj7023
      @kennedyj7023 3 месяца назад +3

      Stay strong John and so does your wife. My best wishes and all my love friend🙏

    • @virginiaforest3478
      @virginiaforest3478 2 месяца назад

      what country you from? I live in Saskatchewan Canada. I was once bedridden for many months with rheumatoid arthritis, it affected most of my joints. We had our children small at that time and attending school. My husband was working a full time job. So homecare would come to our place "Do you have homecare where you live?" they would do mostly everything. They taught our children who were all very young ages 4, 5 and 10 yrs old at that time. When my husband came home he would take over, it was a full time job taking care of me. I was totally disabled from head to toes, like I couldn't move, nothing I was in pain the whole time 24/7. Eventually he got respite, do you know what that is? yes, its something you can look into get "Respite" no need to feel ashamed, feeling bad because you do need that time off or you'll go nuts. So I hope this offers a little hope for you. I hope and pray that you look into something like this, take care and God bless you as you look for Respite

    • @do9291
      @do9291 2 месяца назад +2

      Consider seeing a therapist for pain reprocessing, emdr, or somatic therapy.

    • @AthelstanMercia
      @AthelstanMercia Месяц назад +1

      No joke, try her on the lion diet.

    • @IAmThatIAm8888
      @IAmThatIAm8888 23 дня назад

      ​@@AthelstanMercia I second this. I didn't go onto Lion diet but did relaxed Carnivore diet (Animal products including dairy). It literally brought me back from death's door to feeling better than I ever have in my entire life. A very long list of my health problems either ceased to exist or went into remission. I am alive and thriving right now because of this dietary change. Even with all the amazing testimony and interviews I watched of people healing from this way of eating, I still had no idea, no previous experience to think that it's even possible for me to feel as well as I do now.. i just wanted to feel better and not die. I got way more than that, my entire life to thrive through. 💖😊

  • @rls4072
    @rls4072 8 месяцев назад +158

    The clapback towards this beautiful man has been unbelievable. He's a Treasure.

  • @varshajugwanth2109
    @varshajugwanth2109 11 месяцев назад +117

    A fantastic host. By allowing your guests the respect of the platform to speak more than you do....after all, you already know what you know....so you listen more than you speak. You have a fantastic skill as a host. Love your podcast.

    • @UGPVlogsLA
      @UGPVlogsLA 10 месяцев назад +7

      I second that!💯

    • @im_octa
      @im_octa 9 месяцев назад +5

      @@UGPVlogsLA I third that and second this

    • @whiteman2371
      @whiteman2371 9 месяцев назад

      Will be great when he stops having fear mongering people and Vegans on!

    • @dianesmith9446
      @dianesmith9446 7 месяцев назад +1

      Dr Peterson listening and thinking about what you share on what life is about…your words, podcasts and lectures always make me feel like I should open a window and allow all the beautiful things inside. “UP” is what everyone needs to acknowledge as the best and most positive action we can ever have. You are so full of wisdom and compassion for helping me to be the best version of myself. You always help me find conviction and strength. Thanks for being an honest and amazing example of a person who wants others to be fulfilled and happy in-spite of the requirements of life !

  • @jojolpool
    @jojolpool Год назад +537

    I’m 53 year old woman - mum and I think he’s amazing - he’s helped me with life and trying to guide my teenage son in the strange world

    • @cantbendknee
      @cantbendknee Год назад +8

      How so?

    • @mariannepfly1906
      @mariannepfly1906 Год назад +31

      I’m 39, woman, three small children, scientist. Been listening intently for 6-7 years and never tire of him (except climate change, I love him but he moves out of his area of expertise. So much wisdom and humility thanks jordan

    • @anthonyman8008
      @anthonyman8008 Год назад

      He's a demon pushing catholicism and eugenic's vaccines

    • @alisonkirby4398
      @alisonkirby4398 Год назад +25

      ​@@cantbendknee
      Really listen to what Jordan is saying.. I'm a 57 yr old female and mother of two grown up children and have two young grandchildren.
      Jordan has opened up my eyes to my many imperfections.. but also good points too

    • @vinceocratic
      @vinceocratic Год назад +1

      Not trying to be rude but did you alienate your kids from their dad?

  • @davidbodeker6752
    @davidbodeker6752 11 месяцев назад +39

    "The definition of humility is that you start progressing where you can start." JB Peterson

  • @cyberninjasworld
    @cyberninjasworld 8 месяцев назад +76

    Thank you for not interrupting Dr. Peterson. He helps me a lot with severe depression

  • @Kris_-yq9xv
    @Kris_-yq9xv 10 месяцев назад +75

    Art of communication. This is something we should all work on and improve. 🙂

  • @jillsauder8340
    @jillsauder8340 Год назад +147

    30:59 When I heard, "[Children] will modify their behavior in any way imaginable to get attention. It's because there is no difference between attention and love, by the way. Like, there's no difference," I started crying. Attention = love, and attention is what I did not get from my parents. Now I see why that hurt so much. It made me feel unloved.

    • @racheltebyani8261
      @racheltebyani8261 8 месяцев назад +2

      I see and understand . No attention here..m

    • @TheHappyBachelor
      @TheHappyBachelor 7 месяцев назад

      Yeah, I can relate. I ask myself sometimes how when I was a kid and went through some of that, how that has affected me through the years. If you ever have kids, just remember that and pay it forward 👍🏻

    • @rosalvabooksllc354
      @rosalvabooksllc354 4 месяца назад

      Us too. We all spoke as adults and felt that we were merely a burden , barely tolerated

    • @tracierondeau
      @tracierondeau 3 дня назад

      Neglected even if accidentally ....

  • @startfromsquareone2913
    @startfromsquareone2913 8 месяцев назад +5

    He is the first psychologist to explain my anxiety to me. I have no words how grateful i am for this... i finally have the chance to deal with it. THANK YOU MR. PETERSON!!

  • @rockapedra1130
    @rockapedra1130 6 месяцев назад +43

    I think this is one of the best interviews (lectures) by Jordan Peterson in my opinion. Just solid practical and sincere stuff. Peterson, in his own words, distills the learnings of millennia of analysis by great thinkers and manages to share it with us in a way that we can feel it within us. Paradoxically, he speaks authoritatively yet also humbly. It's a fantastic juxtaposition. He makes it obvious that no matter how far he may have reached, he, like us, is and will always be a work in progress. Who the hell else admits that as a basis?

  • @MusclyBoi777
    @MusclyBoi777 Год назад +33

    My grandpa had to learn how to walk 3 times in his life.
    1. when he was a baby
    2. After having a bad case of Pneumonia (He was born in 1923)
    He talked about having to sit between two trees that were grown up close together just to use the bathroom because he needed them to get back up because he couldn't do it on his own.
    3. When he had infection in his body that was on his brain as well. He had a dixie cup (One of those cups you see at water coolers) of infection they took off of his brain.
    Compete with yourself folks. There is no reason to look at others who you perceive to be far ahead and cause despair in your life. This is something I wish I would have taken to heart a long time ago and I'm still working on and it's helped me a great deal to get rid of dark thoughts.

  • @annaw7437
    @annaw7437 Год назад +366

    His flow of thoughts is incredible!! So easy to follow even through the most complicated of concepts! Thank you for having him back!!

    • @rgw5991
      @rgw5991 Год назад

      he doesnt realise that women ar evil so he is a useless liar and no good.

    • @Edisius95
      @Edisius95 11 месяцев назад +7

      Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication, they say. The ability to display such efficiency with such little effort that is easy to understand for the average person, genius. Plain and simple.

    • @user-yf5je1dn1q
      @user-yf5je1dn1q 10 месяцев назад

      How is the flow of thought of a man who encourages GENOCIDE "incredible"

    • @user-yf5je1dn1q
      @user-yf5je1dn1q 10 месяцев назад

      How is the flow of thought of someone who encourages genocide against innocent people "incredible"

    • @SoTiredoftheToxicBS
      @SoTiredoftheToxicBS 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@user-yf5je1dn1qWhat do you mean? Pls explains!

  • @andrewhobbs4163
    @andrewhobbs4163 8 месяцев назад +4

    I've come to realize that I've been a part of the problem in my relationships, particularly in how I've approached conversations with the women I care about. Instead of truly listening to their concerns, I've often been quick to offer solutions, seeking validation for my intellect. I appreciate Jordan's wisdom for addressing such issues head-on, and I admire Steve Barlett's approach to active listening, which has resonated with me deeply. I have to change and change right now - active listening leading the way!

  • @Freer-fd7dd
    @Freer-fd7dd 9 месяцев назад +24

    I cannot praise Jordan enough. I couldn’t get out of bed this morning, and I just needed to hear that, to make the task small enough to do. I keep on getting smaller and slower, as I get crushed and depressed, but even so, if I can do something even if minute, I feel better.

    • @cyberninjasworld
      @cyberninjasworld 8 месяцев назад +1

      Same, hugs

    • @AmandaPerks-e9h
      @AmandaPerks-e9h 2 месяца назад

      Jordan was sent to us , he has a job to do , to be here for us , his words speak volumes to those who listen ,

  • @lethalbroccoli01
    @lethalbroccoli01 2 месяца назад +15

    How anyone can hate this man is crazy. It doesnt matter what he says about politics or if you agree, hes a good man who tries to put out good advice for people.

    • @AmandaPerks-e9h
      @AmandaPerks-e9h 2 месяца назад +1

      This is why they hate him because he is good ,

    • @Callitout-kl1uq
      @Callitout-kl1uq 2 месяца назад

      @@AmandaPerks-e9h k

    • @jeanlucmeloni3068
      @jeanlucmeloni3068 Месяц назад

      @@AmandaPerks-e9h you sick.

    • @Jenparks-l2n
      @Jenparks-l2n Месяц назад

      He makes them look at themselves and most people can’t do that , so they will pull him down ! Hes straight talking and bloody good 👍🏻 it’s about self reflection most people just can’t look in the mirror let alone inside their head

  • @lemunbalm3731
    @lemunbalm3731 Год назад +161

    I’ve listened to hundreds of hours of Jordan’s lectures and interviews, and I am thrilled to have heard this one, as he not only discussed new information, but also synthesized concepts in a way that facilitated a much deeper understanding.
    Thank you both so much for bringing this conversation to the world!

    • @beedebawng2556
      @beedebawng2556 Год назад

      If only he were transparent about being a Zionist puppet.

    • @dauterive
      @dauterive Год назад +5

      Prime Peterson

    • @lefajoseph3752
      @lefajoseph3752 Год назад +1

      ​@@dauterivevery trivial from my part but I think he's prime Peterson when he grows the legendary grey beard

    • @user-pf5xq3lq8i
      @user-pf5xq3lq8i Год назад

      Ewww

    • @cryptokingz615
      @cryptokingz615 Год назад

      what was your favourite part?

  • @dr.sarahazel5634
    @dr.sarahazel5634 Год назад +98

    Speaking both personally and professionally, after three decades of clinical family practice I can celebrate Jordan's wisdom and compassion and skill. We have never needed these insights more than now. Your interviews in these Podcasts are a real gift to the world. Thank you to both men and the teams that help make this happen.

    • @latinaalma1947
      @latinaalma1947 Год назад +7

      I completely agree I loved the tears resetting us to "rewire" neurologically hypothesis...delightful idea. Sybil.Francos PhD clinical psychology professor ret.

  • @TheSupermimi10
    @TheSupermimi10 19 дней назад +1

    I love this man I pray God will send me a man like him! He’s amazing!

  • @voice2skull.
    @voice2skull. 10 месяцев назад +125

    My life was pure hell. I lost my business, my house, my entire family.
    And then I saw J.Petersons video about cleaning your room & making your bed. Now, after I started dusting the corners of my bedposts, I found the job of my dreams and am making 6 figures again! Thank you Jordan for reminding me that its all about the little things in life which spark change, for me it was the removal / jenn o' cide of dust mites.

    • @theDavitos
      @theDavitos 9 месяцев назад +10

      yeah i learned somewhere and it might have come from Jordan that if you have chaos around you than you have chaos in your head so if i feel sad or angry i do start cleaning around myself and i feel much better and i hate cleaning haha , i also start feeling annoyed if i see others people have trash or filthy area in their work or home so i either have to turn my head away from it or start cleaning for them as i would need to fix the problem or leave and you cant always leave.

    • @rodschmidt8952
      @rodschmidt8952 9 месяцев назад +3

      what if there's a mess in someone's mind?

    • @thecorrectoification
      @thecorrectoification 9 месяцев назад +4

      A messy sock drawer isn't really just a messy sock drawer.

    • @paulmilwee9940
      @paulmilwee9940 8 месяцев назад +8

      That's why I keep my left socks in my left drawer & my right socks in my right drawer 😊

    • @laquannashipp2798
      @laquannashipp2798 8 месяцев назад +2

      I just found him I need to find that video

  • @SuperDflower
    @SuperDflower Год назад +117

    Also, I wanted to mention that I was so riveted and moved by his description of what women need when they are dealing with the problem. Man, he hits the nail on the head there. I can’t speak for anyone else, but I can say for myself it’s really a matter of needing somebody who’s willing to traverse all the scary places with me so I’m not so alone.

    • @agape843
      @agape843 11 месяцев назад +4

      I recognise this is one podcast I’ll need to refer back to again and again
      Good,solid,meaty advice that would change anybody’s life!

    • @CC-xn5xi
      @CC-xn5xi 11 месяцев назад

      Please summarize. What do women need?

    • @SuperDflower
      @SuperDflower 11 месяцев назад +6

      Well, I certainly can’t speak for all women, but I can’t say that I think in general women need to feel really listened to, really seen, and safe.

    • @tracy419
      @tracy419 11 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@SuperDfloweras a guy that wants to be a good listener to my wife, can you give me an idea of what that actually means in action?
      For example, when she's complaining about work and I see the same issues brought up time after time, if I'm not to offer solutions, what does simply listening look like to you?
      I get that at the most basic, I'm actually supposed to be paying attention, but past that what is it?
      Am I supposed to simply sit there and nod along? Is it a conversation? Am I supposed to ask questions?
      As a guy you see the advice that women just want someone to listen, and I don't doubt that, but I never actually hear what that's supposed to look like in the real world.
      Any advice is appreciated.

    • @SuperDflower
      @SuperDflower 11 месяцев назад +12

      @@tracy419 well hello there, I’m very flattered that you would ask me these questions. But beyond that, I really like that you want to be a better listener. I also understand that if she is bringing up the same problems over and over again, that can be very frustrating. Well, I certainly don’t have, any answers to your specific situation this is not my area of expertise. But I have read a book that I really liked called non-defensive communication that was really helpful for figuring out what kind of questions to ask. Sometimes people need to think about things from a different angle in order to be able to find solutions that they haven’t been able to find prior. I would say, though, however, that there’s only so much that you should have to be responsible for if there are patterns that are repeating. Perhaps she would benefit from having a good therapist. But I recommend that you check out that book. It’s called, taking a whore out of our words. It might be a good place to start. Also, this is just my opinion, I don’t think there’s any problem with you being authentic about your feelings in relation to what it is that she’s sharing. So I don’t think that it’s wrong for you to share how you’re feeling as well. If the circumstance that she’s coming to you with, makes you feel stuck, I don’t think there’s any problem with saying, “I really wanna hear what you’re saying, and I understand how challenging it is for you, but I find myself feeling a bit stuck because it seems as if there’s some repetition of this dynamic.” My two cents. I don’t even know if it’s worth two cents. Once again, though, I really want to honor you for wanting to be a better partner. Lucky woman.

  • @TrainsAndSirens
    @TrainsAndSirens 8 месяцев назад +10

    I feel as if I just got a Masters degree in being a human being ! Thank you Mr. Peterson🙏

  • @FabianR87321
    @FabianR87321 4 месяца назад +6

    My son was born 6 weeks ago. Can't begin to describe how valuable this is........🎉🎉❤

  • @kagisomonareng
    @kagisomonareng 11 месяцев назад +7

    Dr. Peterson is fully back!!!! I can see it in his eyes and it's amazing to behold. To God be the glory! 🎉

  • @AndreaSchillingBohme
    @AndreaSchillingBohme 10 месяцев назад +9

    "The truth is the adventure of life"! Wow, 1 hour and 30 minutes perfectly invested. I loved this interview. BRAVO Steven for sharing it with the world.

  • @Bamm09
    @Bamm09 Год назад +44

    39:07 "I know that conflict delayed is conflict multiplied."
    Such a gem 💎

  • @royearguan3311
    @royearguan3311 9 месяцев назад +4

    1:42 next 40 seconds made me cry like a kid
    So thank you Jordan I felt exactly the same 2 years after I started listening to you ❤❤❤
    You voice makes me feel like there is always a reasonable explanation for everything
    And you go deep into things people tend to leave in the air and don’t deal with ❤❤❤

  • @HopeOgm
    @HopeOgm 9 месяцев назад +4

    Thank you so much, my husband has 5 max 10 minutes conversation time and gives solution w/o fully allowing me to get my words out & for the first time I felt like someone understands me

  • @zed4225
    @zed4225 3 месяца назад +6

    This may be an OTT comment, but when I picture the type of person doing God's work Jordan Peterson is one of them. Thank you Jordan. Excellent podcast #DiaryofaCEO

  • @luismunoz995
    @luismunoz995 Год назад +33

    What a delightful use of my time. Listening to this two unique, smart and grounded men having this conversation is one of the best ways to invest my time

  • @kareembigdream
    @kareembigdream 2 месяца назад +2

    That closing was everything!!! who else watched the entire interview without break

  • @MarronChaplin
    @MarronChaplin 11 месяцев назад +8

    1) Jordan (one of my favorite thinkers, major fan, no hate) talking, uninterrupted, at length, about the importance of listening 😂 2) I’m going to need to listen to this whole thing at least twice.

  • @haliec496
    @haliec496 Год назад +92

    I found Dr Peterson just after leaving a physically abusive relationship. I was broken beyond anything i could have ever imagined broken to be. He gave me hope and a flicker of light. After months i sat up in my bed and believed that i could try to help myself even if i wasnt worth it. He said try to be 1% better than you were yesterday and keep trying everyday after that. That was my mantra everyday. It worked for me.

    • @sona7973
      @sona7973 Год назад +7

      The one who isn't worthy is your abuser.. I am glad you're taking back control & loving yourself!

    • @fayyadseder4334
      @fayyadseder4334 Год назад +1

      IDF: How to get red of dark thoughts (Palest 🍉🍉)?
      Doctor Jordan Peterson : Send them to hell
      In 45 days, 8250 children .

    • @Lolipop59
      @Lolipop59 Год назад

      ​@@MyriamRichardsdotterI don't believe you.

    • @Incogneet
      @Incogneet Год назад

      @@MyriamRichardsdotterwhat?? Who?? 😮

    • @MrBikkyLover
      @MrBikkyLover Год назад

      @@fayyadseder4334Hamas caused it so shut up

  • @stevecollman2435
    @stevecollman2435 Год назад +103

    Loved trying to absorb some of Jordan’s wisdom but also seeing SB listening so intently. One of the key aspects that makes this podcast great.

    • @surferdude4487
      @surferdude4487 11 месяцев назад +5

      It is a fact that my first marriage ended because my wife was a great listener and I was not. She wanted my support and understanding, not my solutions. By the time I figured that out, it was already too late.

  • @jorginawilliams9430
    @jorginawilliams9430 3 месяца назад +2

    I've heard people saying JP is like a father to a generation. My father died two years ago (he was wonderful), I'm going through a divorce, have three children and a stressful career. On days when it is difficult to function (like today), I watch clips of JP and it is just like having a father's guidance.
    I find it hard to pin down why his words are so powerful. They always resonate. I think it's the place they come from.

  • @traceinpaper8606
    @traceinpaper8606 Год назад +115

    I've been a paraplegic and full-time wheelchair user for the past 35 years due to a car accident when I was 18 and am dealing with horrendous chronic pain. I'm a trained counsellor but these days it's getting harder and harder to see a why or a reason to keep going. I guess I'll keep trying🙏.

    • @EatmyStardust
      @EatmyStardust Год назад +14

      Hang in there. New technologies are coming and when it begins, it’ll be fast.

    • @margomeave9064
      @margomeave9064 Год назад +12

      I can’t imagine the physical pain you’re dealing with today nor the thoughts that have made a home in your head after suffering the accident at the tender age of 18.
      I’m sure you have helped a great many of your clients.
      I think many of us feel like you do WITHOUT experiencing your hardship as the world has changed tremendously over the past several years - there is much that makes little sense and so little that makes any sense.
      Your guidance & empathy is needed at this period in time. I pray you continue to stay strong & not give up.
      Hang in there, my friend.

    • @TEETHclothing
      @TEETHclothing Год назад +8

      ❤ Wish you the best brother!

    • @AP-xe6vi
      @AP-xe6vi Год назад +8

      Keep going ❤️‍🩹

    • @axetrance
      @axetrance Год назад +6

      ❤ Stay strong! Respect for you!

  • @revivewithbarbi
    @revivewithbarbi 10 месяцев назад +50

    “You may feel like a fool because you are.” 😂❤ oh man, I love Jordan!

    • @mcadams518
      @mcadams518 12 дней назад

      Wow. Yep. I guess that pegs me.

  • @elenah9015
    @elenah9015 Год назад +45

    This is probably the best recent discussion with Jordan Peterson. Psychology IS his area of expertise and he shines in this podcast. I am grateful you were focusing exactly on that. I am learning so much from this 1.5 hr conversation.

  • @rlperez4
    @rlperez4 6 месяцев назад +1

    I concur with your opening testimony. My father passed when I was young. I struggled to replace that space and Jordan stepped in like a virtual hero in the night. I owe my prosperity and recent successes to him. It’s hard to explain but he gets the despair and the why continue feeling and walks you out of it.

  • @popzxc
    @popzxc 6 месяцев назад +14

    Thank god for RUclips and for podcasts because these discussions do not happen elsewhere.

  • @jp1991-f5b
    @jp1991-f5b 6 месяцев назад +11

    Met a narcissistic wife, i ended up with two different court situations. Looking back in my life, I have been surrounded nobody but narcissists, I have been taken advantage of, I have been trauma bonded.
    Because of you, Dr Peterson, I started to take some load on my back.
    Because of you, I have started again to pray and going to church.
    Because of you, I realized I was in hell and was able to (or trying to) get out of it.
    Thank you so much for your existence and the work you do. You have no idea how much it helps a person to straighten out their lives or even to realize what he/she is going through.
    I can’t emphasize enough to thank you!
    You truly show the world the right path way to live rightfully.

  • @dariadobrydar
    @dariadobrydar 10 месяцев назад +18

    time flew so fast while listening to you.

    • @Bebemoncoeur
      @Bebemoncoeur 10 месяцев назад +1

      I love this!! Blessings to you on your journey! 🩷

  • @xinaleroux2131
    @xinaleroux2131 Месяц назад +1

    Jordan you often pull me from the depths of despair when my world is the darkest.. I will go as far to say that your teachings and enlightenment of the human dichotomy has saved me from completely giving up.
    Thank you. Be blessed always and please continue with your teachings

  • @MariaRose360
    @MariaRose360 Год назад +17

    This is my favourite JP interview! Just uninterrupted JP gems! I will be revisiting this episode for sure

  • @oliviapos3397
    @oliviapos3397 10 месяцев назад +7

    The opening story from a listener Steve mentions sent goosebumps down my spine. Even if these talks only help one soul. It’s reason enough. Thank you Steven for devoting so much of your time to bringing this knowledge from these extraordinary thinkers to the public. Bless you ❤

  • @JoelSilverio-m3e
    @JoelSilverio-m3e 9 месяцев назад +29

    this guy is a blessing to mankind

    • @birdbath2002
      @birdbath2002 5 месяцев назад

      Amen ❤

    • @Gman12959
      @Gman12959 5 месяцев назад

      Just someone who has conquered their own battles and became knowledgeable and he’s giving it back. Something we all should be doing.
      Social media and all of the things of entertainment is a wonderful gift but it has made us weak. Get rid of the monetary things and find center again. We all have the will to choose to do it. Once you do, not giving up and being decent you’ll find you’ll land where you wanna be.
      The mind paints the picture of what constantly goes on inside of it. We all need to find center again.
      Many blessings to everyone struggling. There is hope, it’s undeniable that we are fighters so that’s what we will friggin do.

  • @NaigaProscovia-m4d
    @NaigaProscovia-m4d 3 дня назад

    Jordan Peterson is a hell of a prodigy. His intellectual prowess is incomparable.

  • @theimmoralcookie
    @theimmoralcookie Год назад +85

    I love the refresher of Dr. Peterson's older more original content. I don't quite care for all the politics and politically related topics he covers now, but philosophy and psychology is my bread and butter.

    • @beewest5704
      @beewest5704 Год назад +3

      Wishe he realized that. But that where the gift is these days.

    • @AM_o2000
      @AM_o2000 Год назад +1

      Yes, his other material is banal. The self-help stuff is useful, though.

    • @The3xmama
      @The3xmama 11 месяцев назад

      🙏🏽 same! Interesting to see I’m not the only one.

    • @samar7767
      @samar7767 11 месяцев назад

      I was thinking the same , thanks god im not alone

    • @kimreeves2702
      @kimreeves2702 11 месяцев назад +3

      I have no issue with the political because they are dragons that need to be confronted and he does so fearlessly!
      If you like the psychological and the philosophical, try the religious. Mind blowing as a lifelong atheist!

  • @saywhatnow57
    @saywhatnow57 Год назад +101

    I have an amazing marriage. My parents were married 4-5 times each and so I just did everything they didn't do, and didn't do the things they did. It 100% equals the advice he gave here and it's the advice I've been giving other men for years.

    • @Torpax_
      @Torpax_ Год назад +6

      Lol, same. Learned moreso from their mistakes (I keep learning about more of their mistakes even as an adult😅)

    • @mendaciousreality8459
      @mendaciousreality8459 Год назад +2

      Yeaah yeh it isn’t all about you pal

    • @saywhatnow57
      @saywhatnow57 Год назад

      Nah. It's most certainly about all of us. I was just trying to give a testimony that his advice is spot on. @@mendaciousreality8459

    • @LepantoLemonade
      @LepantoLemonade 11 месяцев назад +1

      💯

    • @pcharm3711
      @pcharm3711 11 месяцев назад

      What are the top 5 things to do and 5 things not to??

  • @Nickol110
    @Nickol110 11 месяцев назад +16

    This felt like a therapy session on a whole nother level. So wise and well said👏🏼

  • @christinabidart4194
    @christinabidart4194 8 месяцев назад +2

    By the end of this video, I was in tears. So grateful to have had the opportunity to listen to Mr. Peterson through your podcast Steven.

  • @avrilquadros
    @avrilquadros 4 месяца назад +5

    Jordan...You are. GIFT. Thank you CEO for getting him on again!

  • @AFringedGentian
    @AFringedGentian Год назад +20

    It is unspeakably moving to watch this conversation and compare and contrast it with the last one. The last time, Dr. Peterson was so fragile, and in pain, and absolutely exhausted emotionally. I remember so keenly “Oh God, tears again” and wanting so badly to put my arms around him and comfort him. How last time he responded “Brilliantly and terribly” to the question, “How are you doing?” To contrast that to his enthusiastic “Good!” given with such alacrity. I’m so sorrowful that he is still in pain but so relieved that the pain is just an irritant now, not devastating. And now his head is so clear and his verbal fluency back, and it’s so good to see. I do think that Steven brought out a lovely side of him that it’s so good to see. ❤

  • @kimberlyshaver5015
    @kimberlyshaver5015 10 месяцев назад +23

    That was so enlightening. I cried, I learned so much about myself 😢

  • @lesleewatson4266
    @lesleewatson4266 6 месяцев назад +1

    I just don’t have the words for how comforting it is when listening to Dr. JP.

  • @adandeker
    @adandeker Год назад +80

    I've subscribed to so many podcasts. But this is the one I can't wait to get back to every week. Steven is unique. The way he conducts himself, the questions, the interviews, so unique. I'm a fan for life.

    • @DaSexeB_a_PartOme
      @DaSexeB_a_PartOme Год назад +4

      Perhaps it's his honesty and naive nature about so many subjects.

    • @evidence7343
      @evidence7343 Год назад +1

      fake comments from Indian farm like the subs

  • @cmk1626
    @cmk1626 Год назад +77

    This episode took me like 4 hours to get through because of all the stopping and thinking and note taking. I have to say that I feel this is one of the most important videos I've watched to date. Thanks so much to you both!

    • @Forcomputerclass2
      @Forcomputerclass2 Год назад +1

      Can you share your notes? Also happy Thanksgiving!

    • @accadia1983
      @accadia1983 Год назад

      ​@@Forcomputerclass2
      What's the problem? Neither of us knows, we need to find it.
      So better get listening! Maybe this, maybe that ... can even go circular!
      Freud's free association ... everything relates around the main theme. Can you see it?
      There is no difference between attention and love.
      What's the solution? Start negotiating.
      What's the strategy? Start with smallest step possible, it will accumulate.
      What's blocking you: pain, or humiliation, or painful humiliation?
      ***
      Tears .. crying.. What was known before is not sufficient, our brains breakdown to start again. Breaking out of coccon.
      ***
      Admitting I am upset...
      Here are the things I am upset about....
      Here are the focal things
      Again, Figure out the problem
      Maybe I am the problem! (bad parent)
      ***
      Coflict delayed is conflict multiplied
      If I have a problem woth someone: Note it. Get it on the table. Fight it through. Fix it. Move on.
      ***
      Got a problem? It must have layers (reference to Dante's inferno)
      (Also, when going to a boss, also bring a solution.)
      Ask partner, what do you think the solution could be?
      Let me try saying that as first lesson
      ***
      Betrayal is a blocker of trust. No trust - no love.
      Lies lead to hell.
      Truth will have value today, and in the future. Truth remains.
      ***
      Atrocities. Aushwitz.
      > There is no descent place to stand in massacre.
      Sometimes there is no way out but (white) lie.
      BUt then you have to look back upstream.
      Go back, find the mistake.
      Come back to wrong road, attone, confess, repent, and specify the right road.
      ***
      self-consciousness and negative emotions are linked together.
      focusing on yourself brings misery.
      it is not about fulfilling needs right now no matter the cost (capitalism).
      ***
      Take on responsibility. Stop lying: do not oppose reality.
      ***
      And of course, clean your room ;)

    • @cmk1626
      @cmk1626 Год назад +1

      @@Forcomputerclass2 Happy Thanksgiving.! Sorry, my notes are personal thoughts pertaining to my own personal life situations. This video just made me think about a lot of ways to perceive the situations newly or differently. They are not notes on the episode per se. Take care 🙂 ❤

    • @shubhvachher4833
      @shubhvachher4833 Год назад

      We'd still love to read them in a reddist post you "found"@@cmk1626

    • @agape843
      @agape843 11 месяцев назад +1

      This is DEFINITELY one I’ll be listening to again.
      Really,solid,advice.

  • @yvieart
    @yvieart Год назад +26

    Jordan at his best. Thank you for sharing this interview. Very helpful

  • @ArriveAliveRides
    @ArriveAliveRides 3 месяца назад +1

    The opening Brought me to tears .... Any Help with suffering is a Blessing & Miracle... Love this man & his words of wisdom help Heal & masses understand LIFE Better 🙏❤🌎💪

  • @shelbygoelz
    @shelbygoelz 10 месяцев назад +15

    'Conflict delayed is conflict multiplied,' immediately added to my favorite JPisms

    • @carolbutler4512
      @carolbutler4512 5 месяцев назад

      So u are ready to act up on it now I'd forget that if I were you

  • @FlyingJustToFall
    @FlyingJustToFall Год назад +33

    This man a bloody mastermind. So much sense, knowledge, insight, truth and much more.
    A man to who will go down in history as one of the great, together with names like Jung, Nietzsche etc.

    • @AM_o2000
      @AM_o2000 Год назад +3

      You're kidding, right? Jung and Nietzsche came up with original insights. Peterson just packages existing knowledge and insight for the mass market.

    • @bobbobbins4877
      @bobbobbins4877 Год назад +10

      ​@@AM_o2000 , you shouldn't diminish the ability to take complex ideas and make them accessible to a wider audience. It's a very underrated skill.

    • @AM_o2000
      @AM_o2000 Год назад +2

      @@bobbobbins4877 A very underrated skill indeed, but the OP's point was that Peterson should go down in history as a canonical thinker.

    • @LepantoLemonade
      @LepantoLemonade 11 месяцев назад

      @@AM_o2000 perhaps a Hilaire Belloc of our Times ... If he continues going up; G.K. Chesterton 😉

    • @AM_o2000
      @AM_o2000 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@LepantoLemonade All he's written are some self-help books containing superficial, speciously argued theology and philosophy. It'll take more than that to become a canonical writer.

  • @littleripper312
    @littleripper312 Год назад +72

    I find that giving people responsibility that matters often sets them right. The ones who get bored or off track often have no responsibility and guidance.

    • @keymeter1917
      @keymeter1917 Год назад +2

      @littleripper312
      I agree wholeheartedly with your first sentence. Bravo!

  • @LilyEscandor
    @LilyEscandor 2 месяца назад

    I love to listen to you Mr. Jordan, no matter who invited you to be a speaker. GOD bless you & your family too! 🙏💕🙏

  • @mrsbluesky9750
    @mrsbluesky9750 Год назад +43

    I’ve been working with children with special needs for 30 years and one of the most important things I can do for them is to offer them opportunities to succeed. This may mean reducing work into ‘bite sized’ chunks so that the task becomes achievable. The confidence they get from this encourages them to push themselves further. Jordan Peterson is a very wise, kind and honest man.

  • @tanjapavlovic5624
    @tanjapavlovic5624 11 месяцев назад +35

    About listening - spot on! If you don't listen to your spouse on a daily basis, you will listen in divorce court. Very well said! People want/need to be heard.

    • @michaelohara7454
      @michaelohara7454 11 месяцев назад

      My wife never said a word just left 40 years together.. abusive childhood alcoholic mother if she can’t communicate, she Musta got screamed at when she opened her mouth is a little girl she never complained repressed all emotions…. Felt not loved insecure

  • @deborahdaviesdd-artist1059
    @deborahdaviesdd-artist1059 Год назад +157

    😂 As a recovering alcoholic who has worked with others the vacuum cleaner story made to laugh. I have literally been on the phone whilst someone made a cup of tea, but people get better and the progress and it has been my greatest joy. For some, life is so, so difficult most people would not believe a human could be so paralyzed. And then society punishes them further. I think what I’m saying is “be kind”. You have no idea what some people are struggling with, but also be encouraging. And yes, I’ve been there. Doing one tiny step at a time, or committing to not taking my life for the next five minutes and after that five minutes not doing it for another five minutes. The fact I even thought like that is so different to how I feel now. I am truly a different person.

    • @court8420
      @court8420 Год назад +14

      Thank you for sharing. I'm so glad you had the ability to hold out 5 minutes at a time. No longer one day at a time huh. It can be rough out there /in here. God bless you my friend. I love you for this.

    • @kantraxoikol6914
      @kantraxoikol6914 Год назад +2

      and all that mush means nothing. "be kind" even to people who don't deserve kindness....nope. not doing that.

    • @naphatsiri8
      @naphatsiri8 Год назад +1

      👍🥰

    • @catatonicable
      @catatonicable Год назад +1

      Sincere and lovely, I just cant stop...too broken.

    • @lisagrace6471
      @lisagrace6471 Год назад +5

      100% . Thanks for voicing this and for who you are. God bless you!

  • @MaryMartinish
    @MaryMartinish 4 месяца назад +1

    All of it.😊 He's such a genuinely humble man which is why i listen to people like him and yourself. God bless🙏🏻

  • @lex_9940
    @lex_9940 6 месяцев назад +41

    One of the greatest men of this century

  • @scipdiddly
    @scipdiddly Год назад +17

    ...nearly reached the end of this. I've made it through a handful of his conversations and this is by far is the clearest he has been. A pleasure to listen to.

  • @mickeymickey8675
    @mickeymickey8675 4 месяца назад

    I'm on the last lage of losing my family and this conversation just everything about our relationship. I need prayer so my wife will relate to this when I share with her. Thank you guys ❤!

  • @beaualexander4608
    @beaualexander4608 8 месяцев назад +325

    Does anyone else wish Jordan Peterson was their dad?

  • @k.silberberg5137
    @k.silberberg5137 Год назад +16

    I enjoy these conversations a lot. So calm and effortless. No noise inbetween... Like ads. High value content. Thank you so so much! 🍀❤️🦋🙏

  • @starlight7ist
    @starlight7ist Год назад +18

    I’ve lived 62 years through many situations in life, and generally like to call a spade a spade! ..I love listening to Jordan’s forthright take on life’s challenges, I also believe truth is crucial and mastering deliverance of the truth kindly is key

    • @emilysmith1000
      @emilysmith1000 Год назад +2

      "truth is crucial and mastering deliverance of the truth kindly is key" - that's a great nugget, thank you!

  • @tedbkd1
    @tedbkd1 2 месяца назад +1

    Saved my life too. Was a people pleaser, and following his lectures and advice has made me a much different person

  • @DanielSchultz01
    @DanielSchultz01 10 месяцев назад +6

    I may not be in the major demographic listening to this (I am 55) but I simply love your podcast. I love you you bring on, the intellectually stimulating and informative conversations and what I learn. You are simply doing amazing. Thank you for what you bring to the world. Oh yes - I wish Whoop was in the USA!

  • @suzannelemaire2339
    @suzannelemaire2339 11 месяцев назад +9

    I absolutely loved this episode and I highly recommend it . I've watched many Jordan Peterson videos, but this one was my favorite. Looking forward to the Peterson Academy,❤

  • @filo1864
    @filo1864 10 месяцев назад +20

    I think this might be my fave episode yet. I’m a bit of a Jordan Peterson convert- 1. Because I was very guilty of not listening to anyone who didn’t share the same views as me politically at one point- so glad that changed in me - look at the sort of stuff I was missing out on and 2. Before I wrote him off due to political difference I found some of his stuff hard to follow- this podcast was so straight forward and absolute gold ❤ thanks 🙏

    • @RealStonedApe
      @RealStonedApe 10 месяцев назад +1

      Jordan Peterson is a very complicated character. It's taken me a long time to begin to figure out what's going on with him. And something I've always found to be very true in life Is that when I can never understand what a person is saying, and it's so heavily layered in all this academic, elitist sounding language that more often than not it is BS when you parse through it all. And that's where the problem really lies here, to go through everything he's saying and break it all down and figure out what exactly it is that he's getting at, you just run into a trove of all of these fallacies that he's throwing around. Contradicting himself left and right, just trying desperately to be that smart guy in the room.
      Which is a real shame, it's a real shame that he was the one who had taken that role for men, so many lost directionless men. He gave them nothing, his message when you break it all down at the end of the day is just pull yourself up your bootstraps,clean your room, And then not much else. The entire period where you went through all those health problems, just taking barbiturates for a long time. The entire saga just screamed hypocritical. He was no example for men, he's just as messed up as the rest of em....
      I don't mean for this to demean your viewpoint or you as person in any way. Like I said, it took me a long time to come to this conclusion. If you ever have the time one of the best videos breaking this all down I've ever seen was by the RUclips channel insert channel name here. He does it 3-hour deep dive on Jordan Peterson, which sounds absurd that sounds like an insane amount of time to spend on him. But it's necessary, that's the exact kind of breakdown that you need to really get to the bare bones what he's saying and the policies that are scattered all across it.
      My rule of thumb is that if they can't describe it in a way where a 10-year-old could understand it, I don't trust them. Or at least I'm going to be highly skeptical about their intentions or what they're putting out there because... The truth is always going to be simple, easily understood by all, and it will have unity and love at its forefront.
      With Jordan Peterson, especially his old videos, there's a lot of anger. There's a lot of hurt in him, and he wants to be the smartest man in the room so fucking bad. He just isn't, he's a try hard, and it sucks. He could have been a very time very helpful person in this world but he had nothing to offer these guys whatsoever, telling them to clean their room and kind of got it. People know how to get healthy people know how to get their shit together They just can't They're frozen down fucked up as this world is really fucked up right now and it's a lot to handle..
      Anyways, I'll find that link here in a second. Like I said, I hope none of this comes up me being angry at your or anything like that, that couldn't be further from it. Just sucks, I wish we had somebody better than him for men's rights, men aren't doing well and people spit in their face for it....
      Much love to you, I hope all is well in your life!

    • @lnyourface1
      @lnyourface1 10 месяцев назад +2

      ​@@RealStonedApeyou have misinterpreted this man completely, no where is he trying to be the smartest man in the room, he tries to speak the truth forthrightly as much as possible.
      To be emotionally invested is not the same as being angry, try not to attribute your own emotional state unto others.
      A ten year old can in no way or form understand all that there is to understand, if we should set the bar so low then we can just stop all together in wanting to better ourselves.
      A good way to get out of your own way is stop assigning malice and your life will be significantly better very rapidly.

    • @RyanB571
      @RyanB571 10 месяцев назад +1

      when people here Jordan B Peterson they think 'trans hater' 'woman hater' because of his political viewpoints so nobody left leaning is willing to listen to him. Jordan B Peterson is the one person who everyone needs to listen to at some point of their lives. His explanation and his advice on the first 5 years of having children the things he talks about was life changing. Ive taken alot on board of what he says.
      "I'm not happy with my job" why? How can you change that?
      "Im not happy with my life" why? How can you change that?
      "I'm not happy with my financial problems" Why? What went wrong? How can you change that?

    • @RealStonedApe
      @RealStonedApe 9 месяцев назад

      @@lnyourface1 No u

    • @geegstar
      @geegstar 7 месяцев назад +1

      ❤❤❤❤

  • @kookadoo
    @kookadoo 9 месяцев назад +2

    Man, the end when he explains why he's here, is so powerful, true and honest, I love it. This is some golden stuff for us to enjoy for free