When i was 50 i lost my wife and home, we had no kids and i found our friends didn't become my friends when she was gone. At 60 i realised that i was going to waste away alone unless i made some significant changes. So as this video suggests i started running and doing gym workouts and swimming... something daily. I cut out all processed carbs from my diet and focus my spare time on helping out a few friends. It's been hard making these changes in my 60's but it seems to be all coming together. My biggest tip to anyone over 50 would be to do whatever you have to do to maintain your muscle mass.
68 year old life time bodybuilding natural just took up pilates and loving it combined with GYM it's great my flexibility has increased 100% and my core is much stronger.
PROTEIN and HEALTHY SATURATED FATS need to increase in the elderly. Carbohydrates are NOT required. Then increase balance and strength to avoid falls. Btw I have Chronic Fatigue and I'm clawing my way back to good health. While walking is out of the question, walking in a pool with a noodle isn't. Google "Carnivore Doctors".
Good to hear. Another tip is to get an occasional sports massage, especially if there is stiff and aching torso. I accumulated loads of muscle knots around my upper back ( a career as a plant fitter) and a massage is the only way to rid of them and improves your posture too!
@@PerthSurfer Turns out that a problem I had/have with my shoulder turned out to be a blessing in disguise. A physiotherapist gave me five different exercises to do with dumbbells to strengthen the various muscles associated with the shoulder. I have since added five more exercises and now have a regular workout routine that I do several times a week. The blessing was in discovering that old codgers like me should be doing resistance/strength training to keep our muscle mass up to say nothing of maintaining general health.
@@Mike__G I'm really pleased that you've discovered the benefits of weight training. It'll make a huge difference to your health long term :) This should be taught in schools, not just weights but the other important variable and that's maintaining V02max or more simply put, doing cardio. The skill is learning how much of these we can do at our age to provide benefit without injuring ourselves :)
1) Health: Exercise, Good diet, Good Sleep 2) Finances: Saving, Investing, Compound Interest, Reduce Debt, Plan for health expenses, Insurance 3) Purpose: a cause, learning a new skill, goals, service, stay engaged, explore, what brings you joy, what skills can you share 4) Resilience: face loss, grief/gratitude, self compassion, self forgiveness, perspective, how can I grow? Surround yourself with good people 5) Community: Quality over quantity, maintain good friends, Listen and invest in close friends, avoid toxic people, volunteer, Avoid loneliness, create a network of people who value you. Creating and maintaining these five pillars is your responsibility.
I have done (and am doing) virtually all of these things. At 66, and three years retired, I am constantly astounded at how good our life is now after a lifetime of long hours, hard work, and enough tragedy to fill a novel. Never give up.
I agree with the first four but community keeps you from becoming fully self actualized and social pressures, group think and tribalism keep you in a bubble and a comfort zone fostering dependency.
I'm not so sure about community. It doesn't exist in modern UK society anymore. My best friends are my daughter and grandchildren. My hobbies are amateur radio, composing and playing music in my studio and cycling. Still working three days a week at 68. Lots to keep me busy, active and happy.
And your best friends rock! 🙃 Daughters (writing this as one, obviously) are precious... As for community, it's not even that people don't want it, it just that between work and family, and catching some sleep to carry on, daily life just takes its toll.
Tony, as a fellow musician, I would encourage you to streach your talent, live social skills, and joy to play music with others. There are many who used to play in younger years but who've given it up because live got in the way. I'm giving lessons here and there and getting people together. It's like pulling teeth but it's a way to use what I enjoy to further not just myself but others. Also, managing ego comes with the territory. Have fun with it.
1000% true!. I'm now 79 and all these pillars that Jordan Peterson talks about have come into close focus. Take charge of your life and shape it to your values. Thank you Jordan for your wisdom.
I'll be 61 in two days and ive never been more scared of the future Bad choices and mental health really ruined my life. That said you have to keep pushing and your health is everything
This came on while I was in the kitchen and I didn't know who it was. After ten minutes I came to my computer to say "what a wise video, thank you", then I saw it was Dr. Peterson and I said to myself 'of course'. Always love Dr. Peterson.
I don't think so. Usually, you are not able to hear the speaker taking a breath in between the words. It does sound edited to eliminate pauses and some of the areas where you would normally hear someone take a breath, you dont.
If God can take away something you never expected to lose. . . He can replace it with something you never imagined having.✨✨Growth is painful. . . change is painful. . . but nothing is as painful as staying stuck somewhere you don't belong.🌟🌟 When you put God first. . . everything else falls into their proper place. 💖
I've always been pretty physically active, but now at 67, I've really stepped up my game. I've never forgotten my Army Basic Training from 1976. It was grueling, but i loved it. Today i push myself as hard as i can. If i can't do a 20 or 30 mile road March, then something is wrong. I'd rather pass away doing extreme exercise, then being confined in a Nursing home.
At 74, there is some compensation for the failures in life, and that is the fact that time has caught up, and there is strong possibility that one will not need to be concerned over problems for too much longer.
😊 That's both a realistic and an oddly optimistic argument...Compensation being the mature appretiation of small, existential things in life or...? That one I found came through 30s and I love that. I think with age one learns what happiness actually is...
I'm 68 and the above content is so very relevant.....so very relevant........great advice I feel to most if not all in this age group/stage of life.Thanks for affording me the opportunity to hear the content.
I'm 68, and I have arthritic knees. I was told by every doctor, that I had to replace them, there was no option. But I started working out three times a week with a very dedicated trainer, and 6 months in my knees are back!
That's very encouraging! I'm also 68 with arthritic knees. Was told 25 years ago I'd need to get them replaced. I've put it off & other of life's issues have gotten in the way, including breast cancer. I'll try the trainer routine as soon as I'm released! Much better than additional surgeries!
Taking care of your health, eating habits, sleeping very well, taking care of money, sense of purpose, quality in your social circle (the ones who belong to this circle).
I have a rather debilatating chronic health problem that doctors are working on, but I meet the criteria because I think having hope, being accepting, being resilient, and taking action towards helping yourself is better for your body and mind than giving up.
Very good to contemplate these things as we age. I find many of these points to be valid. It’s not just one thing although if you don’t have your health then nothing else matters.
Most kids today really don't care about their parents It's all about them. Family values have become a thing of the past generations. Now they just want to put you in a home and forget about you.
Taking inspiration from Jordan Peterson is one thing, but using images of and a synthetic voice of JP is a bit too slippery, don't you think? Does it not negate the spirit of the words you have hijacked from elsewhere?
perfectly explains the challenges I am facing in my early 60s - I’ve come through the worst of the transition and have a fabulous new career path as well as working on all the other factors he mentioned. He didnt mention the important of spiritual Faith though…..
It's not just the voice simulation, in all these videos the style of elaborating, the sentence structure, the vocabulary all resemble his. I don't know what to think of anything anymore...🤯 I hate AI. 🤣
I’m 59 had done all this but lost it all in an accident when I lost my mobility, purpose and independence. The lesson is there’s nothing certain in life no matter how prepared you think you are !
Selected and condensed by an expert who is extraordinary motivated in his rhetoric skills. I’ll try to follow, as a German, not easy in any aspect.Now I have learned something new. Psychological and foremost in mental and spiritual sense.Let’s see whether it helps with AI and digital tools. One. aspect is true: Development never ends especially in older age.I am motivated with 81 years and looking forward.
Thanks for your precious advice and directions! Those words are already a great support by just verbalizing tasks such as motivation - programs to implement. Mindset and discipline are the key as always!
I'm close to mid 50s. After covid life changed for all of us. Not socializing much. Just few people around. The only advice is keep yourself busy with work and hobby you like to do. Working out listening music or playing instruments watching out our diet.
They want us isolated and subservient. Sadly, it’s having an effect but as time passes, life will find a way back outside again if we help it! After I’m done watching RUclips, of course lmao
Live life. We’ve all made mistakes in past. We’ve all made bad decisions. My advice would be to do the best for yourself today. Today is all we’ve got. If you get up tomorrow do the best then. No matter what age , even if you’ve made a mess before, still have hope.
Eat healty walking taliking with people staying away from toxic people and things do what yu line couked be as small as heading town looking around haveing a coffee Loveing yur peace by yur self
Live life. We’ve all made mistakes in past. We’ve all made bad decisions. My advice would be to do the best for yourself today. Today is all we’ve got. If you get up tomorrow do the best then. Even if you’ve made a mess before, still have hope.
As one of the founders of the seeds of change project on a big farm in Healer New Mexico, I started 35 years ago trying to create a live work situation with a group of people focused on adding value to the planet. That worked pretty well but the head of the project was sleeping with too many women so the project fell apartthat happened a few times in different attempts to create a business in a location with a group of people, but I’m still looking. It’s time.
Proudly say I have been doing all of these for quite a long time I think if you're an athlete you automatically place goals on health you have a belief in God a lot of us. Finances were usually always broke so we learn to invest and live cheaply. Resilience comes with injury and bouncing back. Friends family close acquaintances come from the people you used to compete against. But I think everybody could take advantage of all these things and almost every aspect of their lives that they've learned from other employees or whatever
I always lived by the concept of freedom and independence. I saved money and did extreme endurance sports for years. From the age of 50, I cycled 100km almost every day. I became physically and mentally stronger than ever before and, at 58, was at the peak of independence and strength. I was looking forward to continue cycling and traveling until old age. Then I was hit by a truck from behind, while cycling on a safe road, on a wide shoulder where the truck had no business being. Although the injuries were not life-threatening at all, it caused an avalanche of negative events and within one year, my independence and strength were completely gone. My life started to crumble and after a year, I feel like it's no longer worth living. Before, I felt like 25, and traveling and sports were my life, but since that accident I feel like 85, basically sitting at home and waiting to die. No matter what you do, no matter how hard you try, it doesn't matter if fate has other plans.
In ancient India, our sages understood this 1000s of years ago and coined SANYAS stage of life. Entire prescription of how to lead SANYAS life. That is universal truth, SANATAN.
Treat your body like a temple not a woodshed said the late Jim Rohn. Whatever your age and whatever you eat do all to the glory of God said the apostle Paul.
I will continue working* ( by necessity ) Until I can't, that covers the wealth and fitness. * Physical work, lifting, on my feet 8 hours kind of work.
It doesn’t matter what we do we can kick the can down the road for as long as we want, however if we live long enough the outcome will still be the same. Each individual have their own fate and we cannot change it. We don’t create circumstances, we react and respond to it.
This IS AI. It says it is "significantly altered" in the description. What I need to know is, why am I pinged for using copyright music but this channel can AI generate a well known figures voice, use that figures image and YT is "ALL GOOD" with it?????
To live a healthy and meaningful life, build and maintain these five key pillars: Health (exercise, healthy eating, quality sleep), Finance (saving, investing, managing expenses, insurance), Purpose (learning, setting goals, finding joy, sharing skills), Resilience (facing challenges, gratitude, self-growth, maintaining a positive perspective), and Community (nurturing meaningful relationships, listening, avoiding loneliness, creating a supportive network). Each person is responsible for establishing these foundations to live a happy and sustainable life
It would be nice to have a source for the content - a book? A commencement speech? Where and when. If it is AI-generated, okay, but disclose that the content was so generated, not just admit that "sound or visuals" were. This could be a passage from a real Peterson book, or it could be from a prompt to AI telling it to write in his voice, using ideas like his. It's important to be very open about this now.
No doubt about it, your health is your wealth. On Satchel Paige's tombstone he lists 6 ways to stay young. Number 6 is: Don't look back. Something might be gaining on you.
Maybe not for me but it was for my late mother for 10 yrs until I couldn't take care of her any longer. I worked yrs as a caregiver to her. I finally wore out and broke down. Was it worth it ? You damn right it was. She was the best mother for 90 plus yrs. Life is tough I learned this as a kid. The answer is life goes quick and is a struggle for everyone. Lastly I agree with the late rabbi harold kushner God is not Santa Claus meaning people don't always get what they deserve. And God's power is limited on our physical world.
When i was 50 i lost my wife and home, we had no kids and i found our friends didn't become my friends when she was gone. At 60 i realised that i was going to waste away alone unless i made some significant changes. So as this video suggests i started running and doing gym workouts and swimming... something daily. I cut out all processed carbs from my diet and focus my spare time on helping out a few friends. It's been hard making these changes in my 60's but it seems to be all coming together. My biggest tip to anyone over 50 would be to do whatever you have to do to maintain your muscle mass.
68 year old life time bodybuilding natural just took up pilates and loving it combined with GYM it's great my flexibility has increased 100% and my core is much stronger.
PROTEIN and HEALTHY SATURATED FATS need to increase in the elderly.
Carbohydrates are NOT required.
Then increase balance and strength to avoid falls.
Btw I have Chronic Fatigue and I'm clawing my way back to good health. While walking is out of the question, walking in a pool with a noodle isn't.
Google "Carnivore Doctors".
Good to hear. Another tip is to get an occasional sports massage, especially if there is stiff and aching torso. I accumulated loads of muscle knots around my upper back ( a career as a plant fitter) and a massage is the only way to rid of them and improves your posture too!
@@PerthSurfer Turns out that a problem I had/have with my shoulder turned out to be a blessing in disguise. A physiotherapist gave me five different exercises to do with dumbbells to strengthen the various muscles associated with the shoulder. I have since added five more exercises and now have a regular workout routine that I do several times a week. The blessing was in discovering that old codgers like me should be doing resistance/strength training to keep our muscle mass up to say nothing of maintaining general health.
@@Mike__G I'm really pleased that you've discovered the benefits of weight training. It'll make a huge difference to your health long term :) This should be taught in schools, not just weights but the other important variable and that's maintaining V02max or more simply put, doing cardio. The skill is learning how much of these we can do at our age to provide benefit without injuring ourselves :)
1) Health: Exercise, Good diet, Good Sleep
2) Finances: Saving, Investing, Compound Interest, Reduce Debt, Plan for health expenses, Insurance
3) Purpose: a cause, learning a new skill, goals, service, stay engaged, explore, what brings you joy, what skills can you share
4) Resilience: face loss, grief/gratitude, self compassion, self forgiveness, perspective, how can I grow? Surround yourself with good people
5) Community: Quality over quantity, maintain good friends, Listen and invest in close friends, avoid toxic people, volunteer, Avoid loneliness, create a network of people who value you.
Creating and maintaining these five pillars is your responsibility.
Thank you for your summary. I have screenshot it... ❤
Thank you.
@@McD-j5r Yes. We knew. But it was trained on Jordan Peterson quotes. It contains Jordan Peterson-ish ideas. Still worth considering.
Thanks! Just what I was looking for. 👍
Perfect demonstration of superiority of books and writing over videos.
I have done (and am doing) virtually all of these things. At 66, and three years retired, I am constantly astounded at how good our life is now after a lifetime of long hours, hard work, and enough tragedy to fill a novel. Never give up.
I'll bet you've got some stories to tell Dave!
I am so thankful for these retirement years. I never thought it would be so good at 73yo.
SOOOOO much better if you have all your physical capabilities in order.
Exactly my life too according to Pederson I am a success
According to this soliloquy, I have knocked it out of the Park
Life is not how hard you hit...It is how well you take the hard hits.
Rocky Balboa said that
bafoon he contradicts himself having kids he said was the most important elsewhere
@@corysmith3447 technically, it’s “buffoon”. But the word “irony” can also be used when something tastes metallic. However, not this time.
@ cant attack the argument so you attack the grammar.
@@corysmith3447 Yes. That is correct.
Pillars: Health; Finances; Purpose; Resilience; Community.
Thanks. Just saved me 15 minutes.
I agree with the first four but community keeps you from becoming fully self actualized and social pressures, group think and tribalism keep you in a bubble and a comfort zone fostering dependency.
@@donaldwilson5693 thanks for pointing that out. I noticed your remark about a minute in. This Peterson guy is WAY too long winded.
This man is a global treasure. I very much appreciate his kind wisdom.
1. Health
2. Finances
3. Purpose
4. Resilience
5. Community
I'm 76,,, had a lot of low paying jobs for many years,,,NEVER GIVE UP ! Life has worked out for me and my dreams !!
Congratulations 👏 God bless you 🙏
A good teacher you are to me. Thank you. 🕊️
I'm not so sure about community. It doesn't exist in modern UK society anymore. My best friends are my daughter and grandchildren. My hobbies are amateur radio, composing and playing music in my studio and cycling. Still working three days a week at 68. Lots to keep me busy, active and happy.
And your best friends rock! 🙃 Daughters (writing this as one, obviously) are precious... As for community, it's not even that people don't want it, it just that between work and family, and catching some sleep to carry on, daily life just takes its toll.
Tony, as a fellow musician, I would encourage you to streach your talent, live social skills, and joy to play music with others. There are many who used to play in younger years but who've given it up because live got in the way. I'm giving lessons here and there and getting people together. It's like pulling teeth but it's a way to use what I enjoy to further not just myself but others. Also, managing ego comes with the territory. Have fun with it.
@@bigpicturepro5474 you pull teeth?
How about the amateur radio? You talk to people then, don't you?
@@liamanderson4992 Not anymore. Very clicky these days.
I'm 62. Have done all this. And as a sigma-kind, I'm also divorced, free and live more rural.
Life is good !
1000% true!. I'm now 79 and all these pillars that Jordan Peterson talks about have come into close focus. Take charge of your life and shape it to your values. Thank you Jordan for your wisdom.
It's not Jordan. It's AI created
@@emailsph3282 Unfortunately , but the truth remains the same
I'll be 61 in two days and ive never been more scared of the future
Bad choices and mental health really ruined my life. That said you have to keep pushing and your health is everything
Doc , no matter what people say , your wisdom has made a big difference in my life
My family ended years ago so used to be on my own is liberating
This came on while I was in the kitchen and I didn't know who it was. After ten minutes I came to my computer to say "what a wise video, thank you", then I saw it was Dr. Peterson and I said to myself 'of course'. Always love Dr. Peterson.
This is AI Peterson. Still, a good message.
This sounds like AI of Jordan Peterson talking
I don't think so. Usually, you are not able to hear the speaker taking a breath in between the words. It does sound edited to eliminate pauses and some of the areas where you would normally hear someone take a breath, you dont.
He doesn't even sound like him.However, the content is valid. Cheers!
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I hate all this AL taking - takes away all humanity
If God can take away something you never expected to lose. . . He can replace it with something you never imagined having.✨✨Growth is painful. . . change is painful. . . but nothing is as painful as staying stuck somewhere you don't belong.🌟🌟 When you put God first. . . everything else falls into their proper place. 💖
Awesome....
Thanks for listening
God bless you🌟
Yes yes and yes to all you sId
Absolutely! Well said. I wrote down your words to remember for later.
❤
I've always been pretty physically active, but now at 67, I've really stepped up my game. I've never forgotten my Army Basic Training from 1976. It was grueling, but i loved it. Today i push myself as hard as i can. If i can't do a 20 or 30 mile road March, then something is wrong. I'd rather pass away doing extreme exercise, then being confined in a Nursing home.
No one cares about your personal issues Margaret
The deep words, agree & love it! 👍👏
THANK YOU. I'll take charge of my health as my priority now.
Not even especially sage advice....but absolutely pure common sense...JP is the man
At 74, there is some compensation for the failures in life, and that is the fact that time has caught up, and there is strong possibility that one will not need to be concerned over problems for too much longer.
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😊 That's both a realistic and an oddly optimistic argument...Compensation being the mature appretiation of small, existential things in life or...? That one I found came through 30s and I love that. I think with age one learns what happiness actually is...
Yay
very well put.
😢
I'm 68 and the above content is so very relevant.....so very relevant........great advice I feel to most if not all in this age group/stage of life.Thanks for affording me the opportunity to hear the content.
Thanks for sharing!!
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I'm 68, and I have arthritic knees. I was told by every doctor, that I had to replace them, there was no option. But I started working out three times a week with a very dedicated trainer, and 6 months in my knees are back!
@@myoussefi2539welldone! Keep going. 👍
That's very encouraging! I'm also 68 with arthritic knees. Was told 25 years ago I'd need to get them replaced. I've put it off & other of life's issues have gotten in the way, including
breast cancer. I'll try the trainer routine as soon as I'm released! Much better than additional surgeries!
Very wise and true pillars to hang on to after 60, for both men and women. They definitely work. Thanks a lot for sharing. 👏🙏
Thank you, Sir! Thank you, thank you.
Grief and gratitude simultaniously.... wow!
"even your friends have drifted away caught up in their own challenges."
Taking care of your health, eating habits, sleeping very well, taking care of money, sense of purpose, quality in your social circle (the ones who belong to this circle).
I turned 60 last year. I feel like I'm 30 after working out at the gym 💪💪💪😁🔥
No one cares about your personal issues Margaret
I used to think health was the most important thing in life. But freedom and independence have surpassed health for me.
It's kind of hard to be independent if you're bedridden. How can you fight for freedom if you can barely get out of bed?
If you don’t have health, you can’t enjoy everything else.
Are you in denial or Completely unaware.
Losing freedom and independence can also affect your health.
You won't have either without your health.
Idiot, with out your health! You will not have independence or freedom ! ! !
I have a rather debilatating chronic health problem that doctors are working on, but I meet the criteria because I think having hope, being accepting, being resilient, and taking action towards helping yourself is better for your body and mind than giving up.
Thank you for your valuable advices, Jordan!
Very good to contemplate these things as we age. I find many of these points to be valid. It’s not just one thing although if you don’t have your health then nothing else matters.
Most kids today really don't care about their parents
It's all about them. Family values have become a thing of the past generations. Now they just want to put you in a home and forget about you.
Sad but true
Pure wisdom for every day...
Taking inspiration from Jordan Peterson is one thing, but using images of and a synthetic voice of JP is a bit too slippery, don't you think? Does it not negate the spirit of the words you have hijacked from elsewhere?
Disgusting don't know when anything goes became OK on RUclips.
It is outright unethical and illegal.
@@GrandpaCanCookExactly, where did their strict rules and monitoring go?
perfectly explains the challenges I am facing in my early 60s - I’ve come through the worst of the transition and have a fabulous new career path as well as working on all the other factors he mentioned. He didnt mention the important of spiritual Faith though…..
Thanks for listening
God bless you🌟
The message and advice is relevant and worthwhile. That this is Jordan Peterson giving, it is not so sure.
AI clone of his voice
@@bigglyguy8429 might well be
It's not just the voice simulation, in all these videos the style of elaborating, the sentence structure, the vocabulary all resemble his. I don't know what to think of anything anymore...🤯 I hate AI. 🤣
@@anapantovic6859 And if you want to ban it..then bloodywell go ahead. All the studies show otherwise. We tried that, and good luck with that!
@@anapantovic6859 The misuse of AI in the name of clicks. Guess it is better than driving your car into a wall for click.
I’m 59 had done all this but lost it all in an accident when I lost my mobility, purpose and independence. The lesson is there’s nothing certain in life no matter how prepared you think you are !
Amen my brother I couldn't have said it any better but that's okay because now I know all I need and want is JESUS CHRIST 💗
Selected and condensed by an expert who is extraordinary motivated in his rhetoric skills. I’ll try to follow, as a German, not easy in any aspect.Now I have learned something new. Psychological and foremost in mental and spiritual sense.Let’s see whether it helps with AI and digital tools. One. aspect is true: Development never ends especially in older age.I am motivated with 81 years and looking forward.
Thank you. Good point
Thanks for your precious advice and directions!
Those words are already a great support by just verbalizing tasks such as motivation - programs to implement. Mindset and discipline are the key as always!
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I don't have a support system now and building wealth. However, I want a family.
Just what I needed to hear.
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Life is Good ! it does have it ups and downs tho..
Me,myself and I,my own best friends!
Good practical wisdom for sure. Thank you Jordan. Ted Schempp, Nashville, TN
Exercise, nutrition, financial security, community, and purpose? Did I get it right?
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And sleep. Thanks for listing the topics.
And bourbon. Very important.
Excellent video, as always.
Thanks for listening
God bless you🌟
Excellent Video and very true.
I'm close to mid 50s.
After covid life changed for all of us.
Not socializing much.
Just few people around.
The only advice is keep yourself busy with work and hobby you like to do.
Working out listening music or playing instruments watching out our diet.
They want us isolated and subservient. Sadly, it’s having an effect but as time passes, life will find a way back outside again if we help it! After I’m done watching RUclips, of course lmao
Beautiful,sort,on the money. Thank you.
AI Concoction. Someone trying to monetise Jordan Peterson for their own gain using his name.
Exactly, while plagiarizing another’s text.
Who cares, good information
Live life. We’ve all made mistakes in past. We’ve all made bad decisions. My advice would be to do the best for yourself today. Today is all we’ve got. If you get up tomorrow do the best then. No matter what age , even if you’ve made a mess before, still have hope.
Eat healty walking taliking with people staying away from toxic people and things do what yu line couked be as small as heading town looking around haveing a coffee Loveing yur peace by yur self
Thanks. Excellent advise.
Im a Handyman still working 63 yrs keeps me active
Live life. We’ve all made mistakes in past. We’ve all made bad decisions. My advice would be to do the best for yourself today. Today is all we’ve got. If you get up tomorrow do the best then. Even if you’ve made a mess before, still have hope.
As one of the founders of the seeds of change project on a big farm in Healer New Mexico, I started 35 years ago trying to create a live work situation with a group of people focused on adding value to the planet. That worked pretty well but the head of the project was sleeping with too many women so the project fell apartthat happened a few times in different attempts to create a business in a location with a group of people, but I’m still looking. It’s time.
I know you all are very proud that you got me to say this
Very interesting. I should listen it again and digest
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Proudly say I have been doing all of these for quite a long time I think if you're an athlete you automatically place goals on health you have a belief in God a lot of us. Finances were usually always broke so we learn to invest and live cheaply. Resilience comes with injury and bouncing back. Friends family close acquaintances come from the people you used to compete against. But I think everybody could take advantage of all these things and almost every aspect of their lives that they've learned from other employees or whatever
Waa dha dhawnahay!
Seems like Jordan would not have left off the importance of having a
Spiritual Pillar. For me the first one. thanks for the AI, good reminders.
You left out the most important thing. Cultivating a saving relationship with Jesus our Lady and Savior. 😊
I always lived by the concept of freedom and independence. I saved money and did extreme endurance sports for years. From the age of 50, I cycled 100km almost every day. I became physically and mentally stronger than ever before and, at 58, was at the peak of independence and strength. I was looking forward to continue cycling and traveling until old age. Then I was hit by a truck from behind, while cycling on a safe road, on a wide shoulder where the truck had no business being. Although the injuries were not life-threatening at all, it caused an avalanche of negative events and within one year, my independence and strength were completely gone. My life started to crumble and after a year, I feel like it's no longer worth living. Before, I felt like 25, and traveling and sports were my life, but since that accident I feel like 85, basically sitting at home and waiting to die. No matter what you do, no matter how hard you try, it doesn't matter if fate has other plans.
So sorry about this. You still have your sanity. There are things you can share with others.
Wonderful.....
In ancient India, our sages understood this 1000s of years ago and coined SANYAS stage of life. Entire prescription of how to lead SANYAS life.
That is universal truth, SANATAN.
Amazing.
It so easy to preach, unless you walked in the bloody shoes, anyhow, TY ❤
Treat your body like a temple not a woodshed said the late Jim Rohn. Whatever your age and whatever you eat do all to the glory of God said the apostle Paul.
I’ve never relied on anyone. Because people, even family are inherently assholes.
This isn’t JP speaking either BUCKO!
MAKE YOUR BED!!
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great wisdom
Thanks for listening
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I will continue working* ( by necessity )
Until I can't, that covers the wealth and fitness.
* Physical work, lifting, on my feet 8 hours kind of work.
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Wonderful advice
Thank you
It doesn’t matter what we do we can kick the can down the road for as long as we want, however if we live long enough the outcome will still be the same. Each individual have their own fate and we cannot change it. We don’t create circumstances, we react and respond to it.
So true!🎉
Very intersting video !
Although an AI created,, the best compressed 15min on internet, for target audience !!! Worth relistening weekly, until everything sinks in... 🙏
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JP has been listening to Brian Tracy's podcasts
The subtitles are wrong.
The voice is AI.
I just listened to almost the same talk on RUclips, same points, same five pillars, from Thich Nhat Hahn. I have a feeling his is the original
I wonder what Jordan Peterson would think of his name and photo being co-opted for this video.
Not to mention his voice! Clearly AI..
great video
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So true, tgank you .
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How is Saylor making his money in MSTR? What’s his personal funding stream
Good stuff
Sounds like an AI rendition of Mr. Peterson. That said at 61 I agree with everything the robot said.
This IS AI. It says it is "significantly altered" in the description. What I need to know is, why am I pinged for using copyright music but this channel can AI generate a well known figures voice, use that figures image and YT is "ALL GOOD" with it?????
To live a healthy and meaningful life, build and maintain these five key pillars: Health (exercise, healthy eating, quality sleep), Finance (saving, investing, managing expenses, insurance), Purpose (learning, setting goals, finding joy, sharing skills), Resilience (facing challenges, gratitude, self-growth, maintaining a positive perspective), and Community (nurturing meaningful relationships, listening, avoiding loneliness, creating a supportive network). Each person is responsible for establishing these foundations to live a happy and sustainable life
It would be nice to have a source for the content - a book? A commencement speech? Where and when. If it is AI-generated, okay, but disclose that the content was so generated, not just admit that "sound or visuals" were. This could be a passage from a real Peterson book, or it could be from a prompt to AI telling it to write in his voice, using ideas like his. It's important to be very open about this now.
Wow, tough stuff, scary and fortunately or unfortunately, true...
What is the use, Jordan, what's the use
The essence of living is losing
No doubt about it, your health is your wealth. On Satchel Paige's tombstone he lists 6 ways to stay young. Number 6 is: Don't look back. Something might be gaining on you.
Maybe not for me but it was for my late mother for 10 yrs until I couldn't take care of her any longer. I worked yrs as a caregiver to her. I finally wore out and broke down. Was it worth it ? You damn right it was. She was the best mother for 90 plus yrs. Life is tough I learned this as a kid. The answer is life goes quick and is a struggle for everyone. Lastly I agree with the late rabbi harold kushner God is not Santa Claus meaning people don't always get what they deserve. And God's power is limited on our physical world.
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I swear to god never comeback ❤