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Wow! I love Jordan Peterson, has his 12 rules book and had noticed his custom suits before. But never knew the details of his suits. As a lover of custom suits myself, thank you, Antonio, for bringing this great story to light.
I used to work for the company who made the suits. Imperial jade means they crush the Jade precious stone, and the dust coming from it, it's mixed in the process together with the fabric. Making it extremely valuable and luxurious.
Designs are a bit wild, but he always advocates to dress well, he says it reflects on personality and on life, because putting care into dressing spills over and people unconsciously put more care and effort into other things in life as well. Anyway, as one of his 12 rules goes: never forget to pet a cat when you encounter one in the street. 😄🐱
Or a dog! I always keep treats in my pocket for the neighborhood dogs being walked by my house. They think I'm the bees' knees and automatically "sit" when they see me!
So did some research into the lining of JP's suit for rule #4: For anyone interested here's who those faces are: Top Left = Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn Middle Left = Bottom Left = Karl Jung. Top Middle =Fyodor Dosteoevsky Mid-Bottom = Friedrich Nietzche Top Right = Jean William Fritz Piaget Mid Right = George Orwell Bottom Right = Eric Neumann No idea who the mid-left one is though? Basically it's a list of all the people Jordan looks up to, which is why its for rule #4 Compare Yourself to who you were yesterday, Not to who someone else today.
The two colour suit reminds me a little of Two-Face from Batman. I also own one Safari/Adventure style jacket that in made from linen. I did purchase the regular style peak lapel jacket that matches the pants. That jacket is Safari jacket is super versatile as I can get away wearing it with Jeans. I did just purchase the 12 Rules for Life book. Thanks for the suggestions and video Antonio
Rule #8: Why the embers? Jordan talks about how searching for and developing the true parts of yourself requires you to burn the dead wood from time to time. Otherwise you will be all dead wood and a fire (a crisis) will devastate you completely. So perhaps the small fire symbolises constant regeneration which is synonymous with practicing to always tell the truth. 15:36
Love it. As a dressmaker myself, a bespoke suit allows you to make clothes that are meaningful (think Dolly Parton's Coat of Many Colors). For years, I've overhauled wool coats (sometimes old enough to have been made in the USA) with beautiful new linings and interior detailing. Jordan's new wardrobe inspired me to take an 100% camel coat and restyle it on a "John the Baptist" theme, the bodice lining in a wilderness print, the sleeve linings and details in bronze satin.
Im pretty certain that the grid pattern on suit number 6 is meant to symbolize order, since its on a suit, it is the immeadiate surroundings that you set in order before you criticize the world
For what it's worth Jordan's wardrobe helps haters and curious folk keep chatting about him. Thus helping his advertising department rake in more online ad revenue
I only recognise a few faces on the inside of the jacket: Bottom row in the middle is Friedrich Nietzsche, on the left is Carl Gustav Jung and in middle row on the left with the glasses is Viktor Frankl.
THIS IS AMAIZING !!!!!!! I Love this. I Love JBP and all the thinks he teaches, I I Love your channel Antonio, This has been a treat for me. You should do a podcast episode with Jordan talking about the importance of dressing good.
I have to admit, I had my expectations outlined after the first jacket (which made me think of a Medieval Court Jester), and firmly set after the black suit (it looks to me more like a bastardization of Black Tie, because of the multiple buttons closing the single breasted jacket, and the vest cut far too high for evening wear), *however* I was pleasantly surprised at how much I liked the rest of these! I'd definitely go for more conservative linings, but I really like the basic colors, fabrics, and cuts of these garments!
I like JP and listen to his videos a lot. Great video Antonio, and I admit, I never thought anything about his suits except they are 'out there'. Now, I know what they are about!
Definitely an interesting video on his suits and jackets. Much appreciated. Peterson flourishes by saying things that sound very profound to the uninformed.
Yes, I saw him in one of his own videos I believe, where he explained that the suit company approached him. They asked him if he’d be interested in some suits, he said sure why not and the company designed them for him. This is my understanding.
8:02 Concerning the lining of suit #4: I don't know whether somebody in the comments has already identified the faces, but i thought i'd just list them for those who would like to know. Top: Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn - Fyodor Dostoevsky - Jean Piaget Middle: Viktor Frankl - George Orwell Bottom: Carl Jung - Friedrich Nietzsche - Erich Neumann
WOW I always thought that some of the fashion was cringe but I didn't know it was off from a Book he made, and the suit and book gives so much meaning. Incredible work you did here Antonio. I think it one of you're best one, and I got to say out of all my favorite I think the last one was the best looking one. I love anything with Seersucker, especially living in South Florida, Seersuckers are simply the best!
Jordan Peterson's suits are Brilliant. He was made to wear those suits. He is tall, slim, good looking, and the suits are well tailored, interesting, but they do not overpower his presence. They make him even more interesting. Pleasant to watch.
I actually really like safari jackets. They're great to wear in warmer weather, especially in the more lightweight fabrics like linen and seersucker. I think it can bring a really cool militaristic element to your wardrobe, and if anyone can pull off the safari jacket, I think it's Jordan!
The fact that several people looked and said "I have an idea for a new fabric!" Shocks me. Then to have someone look at it and say "lets make a suit out of that!"
These suits are Beautiful . They are works of art that tell a story. The fabric reflects what the suit stands for. Excellent video. I never thought that Men's fashion could be so interesting.
Hi Antonio, thanks for this video! I really like those "crazy" personalized linings in P. Jordan's suits 😄 I'd love to get some lining of this kind for a bespoke suit. Checked online, but it is surprisingly hard to find places offering these, i.e. print customized linings. Since you are well connected, would you have any suggestion where to go? Much appreciated! Best Regards eddie
Good afternoon Mr. RMRS. I am wondering if you wiling to do a review on x-suit. I travel for work quite often. I would love your opinion on this due to you being well versed in this subject. Many thanks
i would LOVE to start wearing suits, but i am not in that income bracket. i also get hot and sweat easier than anyone else i have ever met, and i am not a heavy guy i am a quite tall and quite thin guy. which al also an issue because nothing actually looks particularly good on me because i have weird lanky proportions.
Rule No. 7: Adam and Eve had a meaningful assignment - Become many and fill the earth and subdue it. They could have really developed the Garden so that it grew to fill the entire planet. They could have kids that were perfect. They could have lived forever in perfection and working to develop a perfect human family. But nooo, Eve was deceived into gaining "knowledge" and eating the forbidden fruit, and Adam decided to side with Eve instead of taking a stand and not eating the fruit. Later on he blamed Eve..
I think I know what he means with rule number 7. Abel was blessed because he did what he had to do, he worked hard and made sacrifices, he pursued what was meaningful. Cain cut corners, he was more focused on pleasing himself, rather than pleasing God. He wasn't blessed, and that led him to resentment.
@@at.8887 Indeed Cain and Abel were born outside of Eden, after their parents were expelled, so you have a point. While I still think their story is a pretty good illustration to this rule, maybe JP had another thing in mind. Pursuing meaning (walking with God) will likely send you to heaven (Eden), while pursuing the mundane (eating the apple) will likely send you to hell. For those who are not religious, and look to comprehend the Bible in a metaphorical, more practical way. Heaven is the result of good choices. A life lived in a moral and meaningful way. Heaven could be getting old with good health, surrounded by a big family that loves you. Hell is the result of bad choices, a life lived in sin. Hell could be getting old lonely, with no family, or sick with STDs, morbid obesity, or lung cancer, for example. I'm not saying tragedy will never strike good people, it certainly does, you can get lung cancer without ever having smoked, for example. But even when it does, having lived a properly moral life will make things way easier, because you'll have support and peace of mind, and things won't be as bad as they could've been otherwise.
I love the suits and Peterson. I’m seeing him in Austin on April 23rd. At the end of the video you said to watch this video but nothing came after. Please send the link? Thanks. I have 8 vip seats to the show if you want to join my stylish group. We all wear jackets. Semper Fi !!
Quick note- The whole lobster analogy is about dominance hierarchies as an ancient evolutionary trait, not about not conflict avoidance and wanting to communicate effectively.
@@utarian7Typically there's no relevant distinction between conflict and fighting in the animal kingdom, particularly at such low levels of cognitive function as we see in shellfish. Arbitrary semantics aside, it's a simple misinterpretation of the point Peterson makes in the chapter.
I wonder what the price tags on these suits were. Probably $5k a suit. I don’t know of anyone else that has suits as memorable as him. Kinda neat, but unaffordable for most of us.
The reason that I've seen is that he went against some rule in Canada that would compel psychologists to use preferred pronouns. People made it about anti trans, but the core issue is a compelled speech issue.
illness like that isn't really something you can avoid, there is really nothing you can do to prevent such things. Jordan was talking about the things you CAN control and manage, like cleaning your room, raising your children right, and working on your family connections.
@@at.8887 Nah, illness is a manifestation of soul condition. You can't control what happens to you as a child, but if you still haven't worked through things well into middle age, it's on you.
I’m sorry, I love your stuff but the moment you said 12 Rules for Life was difficult to fully grasp and get through, you shook my to my core. It’s like ‘See Spot Run’ but lacking originality. Paul Bloom, Adam Grant, and Robert Sapolsky are far superior. If you want someone from his same field of study, I recommend Steven Hays who doesn’t let fame and identity politics influence his work.
The only two faces I recognized were Fyodor Dostoevsky and Friedrich Nietzsche. But I'm guessing Carl Jung was probably on there too. I definitely think men should make an effort but for me I think he's wasted his money on these but he'll probably make that back with the free advertising for his books. I started off really liking Jordan but I don't listen to him anymore. I think for every good thing he says in my opinion he ruins with something I totally disagree with. He's quite the room divider. But no hard feelings.
Related to the book. I think the 12 titles are useful. The way he argues imho has a flaw as a working method. I expected, for example, that he would bring scientific arguments for each and then illustrate with examples from the literature to retain that idea better. Instead, many times, he uses literary references as an argument, which has no logic and ... does not make him at all precise in what he says. Anyway, I see that his style appeals to the public, but the precision he is talking about is nowhere to be found. The current presentation, on the other hand, is very to the point and very precise
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Why do you keep changing the thumbnail? It’s, like, the third one in ten hours. Why? Weird…
Also, Jordan Peterson is hot. Don’t judge me.
Mr Peterson is 6 feet tall
Carl Jung
Wow! I love Jordan Peterson, has his 12 rules book and had noticed his custom suits before. But never knew the details of his suits. As a lover of custom suits myself, thank you, Antonio, for bringing this great story to light.
The red and blue one is amazing
It's also peak lapeled not notched
I used to work for the company who made the suits.
Imperial jade means they crush the Jade precious stone, and the dust coming from it, it's mixed in the process together with the fabric. Making it extremely valuable and luxurious.
Designs are a bit wild, but he always advocates to dress well, he says it reflects on personality and on life, because putting care into dressing spills over and people unconsciously put more care and effort into other things in life as well.
Anyway, as one of his 12 rules goes: never forget to pet a cat when you encounter one in the street. 😄🐱
That's facts bro,and feed em if u got it.
Or a dog! I always keep treats in my pocket for the neighborhood dogs being walked by my house. They think I'm the bees' knees and automatically "sit" when they see me!
So did some research into the lining of JP's suit for rule #4:
For anyone interested here's who those faces are:
Top Left = Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Middle Left =
Bottom Left = Karl Jung.
Top Middle =Fyodor Dosteoevsky
Mid-Bottom = Friedrich Nietzche
Top Right = Jean William Fritz Piaget
Mid Right = George Orwell
Bottom Right = Eric Neumann
No idea who the mid-left one is though? Basically it's a list of all the people Jordan looks up to, which is why its for rule #4 Compare Yourself to who you were yesterday, Not to who someone else today.
M. Scott Peck ? maybe
Audlox hauxley?
It's Viktor Frankl.
yea i think its viktor frankl
The two colour suit reminds me a little of Two-Face from Batman. I also own one Safari/Adventure style jacket that in made from linen. I did purchase the regular style peak lapel jacket that matches the pants. That jacket is Safari jacket is super versatile as I can get away wearing it with Jeans. I did just purchase the 12 Rules for Life book. Thanks for the suggestions and video Antonio
Rule #8: Why the embers? Jordan talks about how searching for and developing the true parts of yourself requires you to burn the dead wood from time to time. Otherwise you will be all dead wood and a fire (a crisis) will devastate you completely.
So perhaps the small fire symbolises constant regeneration which is synonymous with practicing to always tell the truth. 15:36
could also be something about holding your own feet to the fire, so to speak. idk just shooting in the dark :)
Love it. As a dressmaker myself, a bespoke suit allows you to make clothes that are meaningful (think Dolly Parton's Coat of Many Colors). For years, I've overhauled wool coats (sometimes old enough to have been made in the USA) with beautiful new linings and interior detailing. Jordan's new wardrobe inspired me to take an 100% camel coat and restyle it on a "John the Baptist" theme, the bodice lining in a wilderness print, the sleeve linings and details in bronze satin.
JP is a Canadian Hero
American hero.
@@jacobcline4536 he's not american
@@SebiHemke Canada is part of America. Therefore, he is American.
Dude has that Two-Face suit.
it looks like something joker would wear when fighting batman
Two-face*
And even then only because it was Laundry Day
The Joker IS a funky dude.
Im pretty certain that the grid pattern on suit number 6 is meant to symbolize order, since its on a suit, it is the immeadiate surroundings that you set in order before you criticize the world
I think he achieved his goal with these suits :) because he made the world interested in his advice. Congratulations on the video!
I think that’s a really nice idea to take his book and have suits made to follow along with the book.
I like the Suits of Jordan Peterson, it's something new :)
Indeed!
Some may argue celebs and Respected well known public personalities can pull those suits off. All others might stick with the basics. To each his own.
For what it's worth Jordan's wardrobe helps haters and curious folk keep chatting about him. Thus helping his advertising department rake in more online ad revenue
His suit and the beard make him look like Shaogorath from The Elder Scrolls series.
Excellent video! Didn't realize there was so much to his suits.
I only recognise a few faces on the inside of the jacket: Bottom row in the middle is Friedrich Nietzsche, on the left is Carl Gustav Jung and in middle row on the left with the glasses is Viktor Frankl.
THIS IS AMAIZING !!!!!!! I Love this. I Love JBP and all the thinks he teaches, I I Love your channel Antonio, This has been a treat for me. You should do a podcast episode with Jordan talking about the importance of dressing good.
I have to admit, I had my expectations outlined after the first jacket (which made me think of a Medieval Court Jester), and firmly set after the black suit (it looks to me more like a bastardization of Black Tie, because of the multiple buttons closing the single breasted jacket, and the vest cut far too high for evening wear), *however* I was pleasantly surprised at how much I liked the rest of these! I'd definitely go for more conservative linings, but I really like the basic colors, fabrics, and cuts of these garments!
I like JP and listen to his videos a lot. Great video Antonio, and I admit, I never thought anything about his suits except they are 'out there'. Now, I know what they are about!
tthis is amazing tony! two of the guys i most follow online in a amazing crossover. Love from argentina!
I really hope that split color suits start showing up more often now. It’s a bold design and I’d love to see the classic status quo pushed more.
Peterson really knows how to commit to a Quora response.
I'm currently reading it . Amazing.
Definitely an interesting video on his suits and jackets. Much appreciated. Peterson flourishes by saying things that sound very profound to the uninformed.
As far as I've read, the suits were a gift to him by the company. I don't know how involved he was with the design.
Yes, I saw him in one of his own videos I believe, where he explained that the suit company approached him. They asked him if he’d be interested in some suits, he said sure why not and the company designed them for him. This is my understanding.
Jordan Peterson is amazing and his book rocks!! Everyone should have it on a must read.
Love JBP!
I am seeing him in person next month.
So cool!
same! but replace the word person with prison 🥲....jkjk
I LOVE his style!!!
Just the perfect video
Thanks!
Graeat video. Antonio 👏
Welcome Harold! Great seeing you here.
This is one of the more interesting videos ive seen in awhile. Thank you, I didn't realize the suits symbolized The 12 Rules For Life.
His suits are already iconic and legendary. We'll done again, Dr Peterson. Well done. 👏
Great video! Love the 10th one
8:02 Concerning the lining of suit #4:
I don't know whether somebody in the comments has already identified the faces, but i thought i'd just list them for those who would like to know.
Top: Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn - Fyodor Dostoevsky - Jean Piaget
Middle: Viktor Frankl - George Orwell
Bottom: Carl Jung - Friedrich Nietzsche - Erich Neumann
To eat the forbidden fruit of knowledge is pursuing what is expedient.
Most knowledge is false trash, wisdom is far superior.
Not a fan of Peterson and even less a fan of Rogan, but I appreciate his deliberate sense of style and dressing with intention and purpose.
WOW I always thought that some of the fashion was cringe but I didn't know it was off from a Book he made, and the suit and book gives so much meaning. Incredible work you did here Antonio. I think it one of you're best one, and I got to say out of all my favorite I think the last one was the best looking one. I love anything with Seersucker, especially living in South Florida, Seersuckers are simply the best!
Thanks! I noticed his suit for long time
Love this!
I've always been curious about his suits!
@RealMenRealStyle Antonio you should do a video about men's work Wear clothing. Ben Davis is a great brand that would last for many years!
Can you please so a video on his style transformation becuase my goodness, JP went on one heck of a style character journey.
Jordan Peterson's suits are Brilliant. He was made to wear those suits. He is tall, slim, good looking, and the suits are well tailored, interesting, but they do not overpower his presence. They make him even more interesting. Pleasant to watch.
I actually really like safari jackets. They're great to wear in warmer weather, especially in the more lightweight fabrics like linen and seersucker. I think it can bring a really cool militaristic element to your wardrobe, and if anyone can pull off the safari jacket, I think it's Jordan!
This is a really great and fun video.
Love them! About time we put some color in mens clothes
The fact that several people looked and said "I have an idea for a new fabric!" Shocks me. Then to have someone look at it and say "lets make a suit out of that!"
These suits are so cool!!
Yes, they are!
Once you know the rules, you can bend and break them. As crazy as some of these are, he can pull them off and stand out in a positive light.
I like the signed suit
These suits are Beautiful . They are works of art that tell a story. The fabric reflects what the suit stands for. Excellent video. I never thought that Men's fashion could be so interesting.
Hi Antonio, thanks for this video! I really like those "crazy" personalized linings in P. Jordan's suits 😄 I'd love to get some lining of this kind for a bespoke suit. Checked online, but it is surprisingly hard to find places offering these, i.e. print customized linings. Since you are well connected, would you have any suggestion where to go? Much appreciated! Best Regards eddie
Hi Antonio. A suggestion for a video. What shoe types would you recommend for short or tall men? Both for formal and casual wear?
3:36 lol ? Jordan Peterson is 6’2
This is the wildest book summary I’ve ever seen
I wonder if any other public figures do this with their suits or fashion.
Hello sir you are making good and keep it up
But I have little request can you please make short videos like 15 or 11 minutes pls
Good afternoon Mr. RMRS. I am wondering if you wiling to do a review on x-suit. I travel for work quite often. I would love your opinion on this due to you being well versed in this subject.
Many thanks
great!
Are these for sale?
Oh you should definetly do some "research" on Trailer park boys, it's a great show.
Peterson is 6'1". That's above average.
Well above average, too.
i would LOVE to start wearing suits, but i am not in that income bracket. i also get hot and sweat easier than anyone else i have ever met, and i am not a heavy guy i am a quite tall and quite thin guy. which al also an issue because nothing actually looks particularly good on me because i have weird lanky proportions.
Now that's style, not the Armani clowns and company
Chapters would have been really nice for this video.
I’ll watch the rest of the video when I’m finished the book I’m only on rule 5 😂
Sounds like a plan :)
Its says he's 6 foot 1 apparently, that's tall.. @3:34
I wear a suit every day
Get a suit made of carbon fiber material pattern. That'd be cool
JBP didn't commission the suits the company approached him.
Great content fella ! (Are you tempted? )
do barney stinson suits!
Rule No. 7: Adam and Eve had a meaningful assignment - Become many and fill the earth and subdue it. They could have really developed the Garden so that it grew to fill the entire planet. They could have kids that were perfect. They could have lived forever in perfection and working to develop a perfect human family. But nooo, Eve was deceived into gaining "knowledge" and eating the forbidden fruit, and Adam decided to side with Eve instead of taking a stand and not eating the fruit. Later on he blamed Eve..
Do Don Cherry next lol
Can we examine Bernie Sanders' style? Perhaps look at those mittens.
I think I know what he means with rule number 7. Abel was blessed because he did what he had to do, he worked hard and made sacrifices, he pursued what was meaningful. Cain cut corners, he was more focused on pleasing himself, rather than pleasing God. He wasn't blessed, and that led him to resentment.
but the painting is the Garden of Eden, wouldn't it somehow refer to Adam and Eve?
@@at.8887 Indeed Cain and Abel were born outside of Eden, after their parents were expelled, so you have a point. While I still think their story is a pretty good illustration to this rule, maybe JP had another thing in mind. Pursuing meaning (walking with God) will likely send you to heaven (Eden), while pursuing the mundane (eating the apple) will likely send you to hell.
For those who are not religious, and look to comprehend the Bible in a metaphorical, more practical way. Heaven is the result of good choices. A life lived in a moral and meaningful way. Heaven could be getting old with good health, surrounded by a big family that loves you. Hell is the result of bad choices, a life lived in sin. Hell could be getting old lonely, with no family, or sick with STDs, morbid obesity, or lung cancer, for example.
I'm not saying tragedy will never strike good people, it certainly does, you can get lung cancer without ever having smoked, for example. But even when it does, having lived a properly moral life will make things way easier, because you'll have support and peace of mind, and things won't be as bad as they could've been otherwise.
Going 70's.
Really love Jordan Peterson, no matter your political stance, he has some great things to say and is a big help for young men to grow into themselves
I love the suits and Peterson. I’m seeing him in Austin on April 23rd. At the end of the video you said to watch this video but nothing came after. Please send the link? Thanks.
I have 8 vip seats to the show if you want to join my stylish group.
We all wear jackets. Semper Fi !!
Quick note- The whole lobster analogy is about dominance hierarchies as an ancient evolutionary trait, not about not conflict avoidance and wanting to communicate effectively.
Antonio said so they don’t fight, not that they avoid conflict. Conflict can be without fighting.
@@utarian7Typically there's no relevant distinction between conflict and fighting in the animal kingdom, particularly at such low levels of cognitive function as we see in shellfish.
Arbitrary semantics aside, it's a simple misinterpretation of the point Peterson makes in the chapter.
Jorden does not suggest to avoid conflict
LGFG Fashion House made these suits.
I wonder what the price tags on these suits were. Probably $5k a suit. I don’t know of anyone else that has suits as memorable as him. Kinda neat, but unaffordable for most of us.
Tell the truth: the burning embers represent the deadwood and rot we burn off our selves (aka lies) when we tell the truth.
Great analysis! 👍 & JP is a classic liberal and wish more fellow liberals would dig deeper on him. ✅
Even though the man has a big budget, he wears cheap looking suits. They also never fit him really well.
Why is Jordan Peterson perceived as controversial?
Because he tends to be right on most subjects. He shreds everyone he ever debates.
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The reason that I've seen is that he went against some rule in Canada that would compel psychologists to use preferred pronouns. People made it about anti trans, but the core issue is a compelled speech issue.
Because he crossed transgender. and feminist by revealing the truth, and they cant handle it.
If you can afford suits like that, then all the power to you but it’s also fairly on point considering some of the suits Don Cherry has had made.
Number 9 is the “intellectual dark web”
Main thing I learned today, JP has an unhealthy gravity towards peak lapels
Isn't #6 pretty hypocritical when 3 of his immediate family members have had severe, life threatening illnesses?
illness like that isn't really something you can avoid, there is really nothing you can do to prevent such things.
Jordan was talking about the things you CAN control and manage, like cleaning your room, raising your children right, and working on your family connections.
@@at.8887 Nah, illness is a manifestation of soul condition. You can't control what happens to you as a child, but if you still haven't worked through things well into middle age, it's on you.
He was addicted to Xanax at the time.... so theres that... lol
I’m sorry, I love your stuff but the moment you said 12 Rules for Life was difficult to fully grasp and get through, you shook my to my core. It’s like ‘See Spot Run’ but lacking originality. Paul Bloom, Adam Grant, and Robert Sapolsky are far superior. If you want someone from his same field of study, I recommend Steven Hays who doesn’t let fame and identity politics influence his work.
The only two faces I recognized were Fyodor Dostoevsky and Friedrich Nietzsche. But I'm guessing Carl Jung was probably on there too. I definitely think men should make an effort but for me I think he's wasted his money on these but he'll probably make that back with the free advertising for his books. I started off really liking Jordan but I don't listen to him anymore. I think for every good thing he says in my opinion he ruins with something I totally disagree with. He's quite the room divider. But no hard feelings.
I cant stand Peterson, but those suits are great!!!
Clean your damn room - Juden Peterson
Related to the book. I think the 12 titles are useful. The way he argues imho has a flaw as a working method. I expected, for example, that he would bring scientific arguments for each and then illustrate with examples from the literature to retain that idea better. Instead, many times, he uses literary references as an argument, which has no logic and ... does not make him at all precise in what he says. Anyway, I see that his style appeals to the public, but the precision he is talking about is nowhere to be found.
The current presentation, on the other hand, is very to the point and very precise