YOU ARE STRONG! An Incredible Speech by Jordan Peterson

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  • @Negative--10-90
    @Negative--10-90 3 роки тому +405

    I couldn't sleep for over 24 hours after hearing this for the first time. It was my first JP video. He spoke to my soul and i was awoken. Since that day everything has changed. Finances, marriage, fitness, diet and how i am as a father. I owe you so much Mr. Peterson. Thankyou!

    • @tmarie7303
      @tmarie7303 9 місяців тому +23

      This! 🥰 Can you even imagine some are so against him 🤦🏻‍♀️ he's phenomenal heart & soul

    • @Thankujp
      @Thankujp 3 місяці тому +1

      Would love to know how you’re doing now? I myself found him 3 years ago now, and would love to hear how you are. X

    • @Negative--10-90
      @Negative--10-90 3 місяці тому +4

      @@Thankujp by any metric my life has evolved into something more beautiful. Still laser focused on improving and constantly sacrificing today for the promise of tomorrow.
      I appreciate you asking and I wish you well on your journey of betterment.

    • @Thankujp
      @Thankujp 3 місяці тому +5

      @@Negative--10-90 I’m exactly the same in that aspect too. Glad to see you still here and staying loyal to your noble and humble course. God bless you

  • @lukasgaming82
    @lukasgaming82 5 років тому +3617

    In my 36 years of life I have never met or heard anyone quite like Jordan Peterson. This man changed my life for better, he somehow speaks to my very soul. He has my undying gratitude and utmost respect.

    • @virgopotens226
      @virgopotens226 5 років тому +18

      Alans Snack u are a fart face

    • @alanssnack1192
      @alanssnack1192 5 років тому +5

      why tho?

    • @ThangHuynh10
      @ThangHuynh10 5 років тому +38

      Jordan Peterson changes my life too.

    • @lukasgaming82
      @lukasgaming82 5 років тому +15

      @Thang Huynh way to go friend!!! Sort your life out :) You're the only one who can!!!!

    • @jaimecoutanche5977
      @jaimecoutanche5977 5 років тому +48

      The only thing that ruins a good, emotional and uplifting talk are the adult juveniles in the comment section

  • @through.a.barrel.she.breathes
    @through.a.barrel.she.breathes Годину тому

    Makes me cry every time.

  • @FlatStella1
    @FlatStella1 2 дні тому

    I ve seen it before few times.I LOVE IT!!!!Can watch it few times more.

  • @messiahap8401
    @messiahap8401 3 роки тому +539

    Protect this man at all costs. A voice of reason in a world of insanity.

    • @jennifermullin6258
      @jennifermullin6258 6 місяців тому +5

      How can We back Him!? Let's come together to support Him and what He teaches.❤️‍🔥

    • @thisisbliss777
      @thisisbliss777 5 місяців тому +3

      "only the doctor looks out of place in a nut house"

    • @lindahmavave
      @lindahmavave 4 місяці тому +2

      Totally agree! Protect him pray for him!

    • @yordanosdotti4876
      @yordanosdotti4876 4 місяці тому +2

    • @LETI5384
      @LETI5384 3 місяці тому +2

      This comment made my skin crawl. 👏👏👏 i say this all the time. To my knowledge he is the most important living person on the planet. ❤

  • @cathrynestone260
    @cathrynestone260 5 років тому +481

    I use what I’ve learned from Dr. Peterson in my classes in public school.

    • @halofan5430
      @halofan5430 3 роки тому +16

      Good on you that's honestly great

    • @dixienormous2355
      @dixienormous2355 3 роки тому +11

      That’s great, wish more teachers used his advice and maybe even direct quotes and videos

    • @laportama
      @laportama 3 роки тому +1

      danger!
      Look what they did to Socrates.

    • @dixienormous2355
      @dixienormous2355 3 роки тому

      laportama lol what

    • @survivalinthecity44
      @survivalinthecity44 3 роки тому +14

      I use a lot of what he teaches in raising my 3 daughters

  • @JebRan-ys6ec
    @JebRan-ys6ec 2 дні тому

    I have lived with his taught and ideas for years and he is such a hero to follow and make your life settled.

  • @aashishthapa6547
    @aashishthapa6547 8 місяців тому

    Thank you Sir 🙏 for saving our lives

  • @stevesmith7256
    @stevesmith7256 3 роки тому +117

    I'm 60 and wish i heard this 45 years ago
    Thank You Dr Jordan Peterson
    You give me faith in living and being a good person

    • @denlund898
      @denlund898 7 місяців тому +2

      I’m 71 and I think the same thing. But knowing my younger self I really wonder if I could’ve appreciated it?

    • @prestonlandry
      @prestonlandry 5 місяців тому +2

      @@denlund898I’m a 19 yr old listening to this. I think you could have appreciated it. Just listening to him speak brings tears to my eyes. Every time I listen to him it’s like a realization every time. True motivation

    • @Emma-yu9wb
      @Emma-yu9wb 4 місяці тому +1

      Me, too!!

    • @user-hv7lh6en1z
      @user-hv7lh6en1z 3 місяці тому

      I'm not a victim,,, and if I could just talk with you,,, so we can make this beautiful and end well! TR

  • @dotsonms
    @dotsonms 9 місяців тому +97

    I can't imagine how different my life could have been hearing Jordan's talks 20 years ago ❤

    • @despicabledavidshort3806
      @despicabledavidshort3806 7 місяців тому

      Yes!!

    • @caligirl1039
      @caligirl1039 6 місяців тому +1

      Amen!

    • @user-xg3yw1ug6c
      @user-xg3yw1ug6c 4 місяці тому

      Me too

    • @dannyg599
      @dannyg599 2 місяці тому

      Same. Dr Jordan Peterson has changed my life for the better big time!

    • @blakebunch4485
      @blakebunch4485 20 днів тому +1

      Everything he has condensed for you and packaged up so tidy for your easy consumption was available long before 20 years removed. You just chose not to look.

  • @Sissy317
    @Sissy317 7 місяців тому

    Love Dr. Peterson❤❤❤

  • @tipsyonteaaa
    @tipsyonteaaa Місяць тому +1

    Words hold so much power.

  • @gourry47
    @gourry47 3 роки тому +379

    "pick up your damn suffering and bare it! And try to be a good person so you don't make it worse!" those were the words I needed to hear

    • @Spacepirate13
      @Spacepirate13 Рік тому +3

      I like that ✌ too

    • @michaelnelson8618
      @michaelnelson8618 9 місяців тому +6

      important to note he said _bear_, not bare. If you bare it, you're showing it off. but if you bear it, you're taking responsibility for it - which is what Peterson advocates.

    • @Tony-qg9th
      @Tony-qg9th 6 місяців тому +2

      Looks as truth & honesty are something to be detested... By some people , Jordan is a wonderful kick in the pants!

    • @cynthiawilliams3098
      @cynthiawilliams3098 5 місяців тому +1

      Great teacher!

    • @chrisgilmore361
      @chrisgilmore361 2 місяці тому

      If I make my bed with the strong the weak will suffer the strong
      If I make my bed with the weak the strong will suffer the weak. What a life of separation. I would rather be weak than strong, the strong have their reward.

  • @defiantredstar
    @defiantredstar 5 років тому +3591

    Jordan Peterson came into view at the exact right moment the world needed him... I needed him.

    • @virgopotens226
      @virgopotens226 5 років тому +16

      Master Serkonos I like turte

    • @joekie444
      @joekie444 5 років тому +31

      That's the way the world works, if someone is needed he becomes influential and famous to reach more people. It's our society that's designed like that.
      Food for thought, think about why famous people are famous, you can always find a underlying reason why people put them on such a pedestal.

    • @TobyTurner
      @TobyTurner 5 років тому +24

      Same

    • @seanmoran6510
      @seanmoran6510 5 років тому +27

      It’s called Synchronicity my friend
      And this has definitely come to me at the time when I most needed it

    • @slayingfury3
      @slayingfury3 5 років тому +17

      @@TobyTurner holy hell haha, hey Toby! Thumbs up for self improvement!

  • @simonblacksmyth
    @simonblacksmyth Місяць тому +1

    Beautiful. Thank you Jordan. its like a slap in the face with love and care. People need it. Thank you for motivation.

  • @icecreamgirlrockyroad3547
    @icecreamgirlrockyroad3547 9 місяців тому

    I feel him ! Great man

  • @DaJesta088
    @DaJesta088 3 роки тому +2366

    I've been listening to Jordan for 4 years now... I just graduated and once I pass the licensing exam, I will be a Registered Nurse at the age of 49. It's never too late to find your passion and that one thing that will lead you to a satisfying life.

    • @henrygardner8418
      @henrygardner8418 3 роки тому +104

      Jason - that is absolutely what I needed to read after the day that I had. Good for you! We've never met, but I'm proud of you. Best luck to you! :)

    • @vanessaputnam2025
      @vanessaputnam2025 3 роки тому +67

      My mom became a nurse at 50! I'm so proud. It was a long journey for her 💜

    • @simonl2072
      @simonl2072 3 роки тому +23

      Congratulations. Best wishes for what is ahead ☺️

    • @thehealingnetwork5362
      @thehealingnetwork5362 3 роки тому +15

      💗💗🙏

    • @michaeldotto707
      @michaeldotto707 3 роки тому +14

      Your amazing and thank you for being you

  • @tifftalks6597
    @tifftalks6597 5 років тому +2235

    how can any sane person hate this man. his soul is beautiful.

    • @garyodriscoll7988
      @garyodriscoll7988 4 роки тому +75

      Joy Paoletti damaged people. Misery likes company.

    • @robinhood6810
      @robinhood6810 4 роки тому +27

      Bang on misery loves company

    • @henrikvendelbo1117
      @henrikvendelbo1117 4 роки тому +5

      Well said

    • @rjmontouro713
      @rjmontouro713 4 роки тому +30

      Yeah, he's so genuine, I get disagreeing, but not disliking

    • @pathwanderer1183
      @pathwanderer1183 4 роки тому +67

      the same way angry teens hate their father. Thats all there is to it. If i see the rallies where they scold him air horn him and everything, its just tantrum.
      Its like that music video by 'twisted sister' where the dad wails at his deadbeat son: "what do you want to dooo with youuuur life!?" and he says "i wanna rock!" strikes a chord on his guitar and launches dad through the window and out the house. To teens that looks great but in reality the kid would be better off having a man to man talk with dad.
      Peterson says "the world is like THIS!, now how ya gonna deal with that? how are you going to prepare fro the moment when you have to face that alone, without the safe cocoon mommy and daddy provide? how are you going to get that moon rocket to lift off once the tower disconnects and swings away? "
      And yeah they hate that. They want to deny that growing up means suffering, toil, despair and getting dirty hands. He explains there are no white knights, because even the whitest knight has a bloody red sword.
      You know, for a large part i blame how we treat kids for this.
      from the dawn of time, up to the middle ages, an average 6 year old child had seen more suffering and death then a 40 year old has nowadays. Children were simply 'people' back then and participated in adult society as much as their mental and physical capabilities allowed. There was no walled playground where they could pretend the world to be some safe utopian paradise.
      After the middle ages our society became more complex so the concept of a school to prepare kids came up, so that the general populace would have a basic level of knowledge.then, around the victorian age, some person came up with the concept of the innocent, pure child and the idyllic carefree childhood, and piece by piece the hardships of life were removed from children's eyes. . And that single idea has probably done more harm then good.
      Dont know who it was, but some writer of scary stories once said that its good for kids to be scared now and then.
      Growing up without being afraid is a poor preparation for a world where you have to live with fear, in a universe where several dozens of things can happen at every instant that will be really, really bad and scary. Denying that doesnt help anyone.
      Just like you need to boil a frog slowly or it will jump away, so you must get kids used to the shitstorm out there gradually, tiptoeing into fear or their mind will run.
      What we do now is put kids in a walled compound where we paint rosey pictures on the wall and only let nice people in. Then at 16 (or 18 or 21 depends a bit on the region), but usually somewhere around the high school/college time ) we suddenly drag them outside of the rosey painted walls and throw them in the midst of a warzone. All the stuff we taught them (play nice, share stuff, dont lie, dont fight, help eachother, be polite) truns out to be BS and hinder your life instead of helping it. They also go straight from 'when i grow up i want to be a policeman and drive around in a car with loud sirens and catch bad guys!' to having to choose some kind of profession in a world where the job market fluctuates so fast that what you choose today may be obsolete by the time you finish school, and where 'bad guys' are often running banks instead of robbing them.
      And we, as parents havent prepared them. Yeah thats when they go and make up their own solutions. I was like that too. If at 16, suddenly it goes from 'care bears' to 'mad max' and suddenly a parent who has been preaching love, kindness and sharing tells you to 'toughen up or you wont make it out there!' some do so, but many say "if 'out there' is that bad then i dont want any part of it! It must change!"
      and they are right, but its just not so simple to change it. Otherwise we would have by now. The problem is that the walled utopia we create for our kids imprints them with the idea that there is a a paradise that we can easily create. After all, they were just dragged out of it!
      Why kids rebel so much against the strong father figure is because he dargs them out of that safe womb like place and says "playtime is over, summer's gone, now get cracking!" And the nicer and safer that womb was, the more scared and angry the kid will be. The more they will try to crawl back into the womb/playground. or transform the whole universe in a playground, which is impossible. In any case, all the frustrations this creates will be heaped upon the father figure.
      Its the whole fall from paradise story. Kids live in the garden like adam and eve. We, as parents are god telling them not to eat the apple. But inevitably they must, and that is what the snake represents. The way the world is demands we know of suffering and 'evil'
      But that knowledge ends paradise. What pissed of university sjw kids do is what any sane christian child would do: ask "but if god loves us and didnt want us to eat the apple and leave paradise... why did he put the apple there, why not remove it or put it out of reach? why didnt he just throw out the snake? Hes all powerful isnt he? so why didnt he?"
      And so they get pissed ad (god) the father. God created all this, so hes to blame. god placed the apple and the snake in such was way that the eating had to happen eventually. And when they ate, god drove them out of paradise.
      Dad(s) created this world and its his/their fault we have to suffer in it.
      Daddy says "no" to their childlike desires and feelings and thats the first time they get to hear that really tough word. so they blame daddy, because they cant see that it is actually nature that says the 'no' An d that daddy has actually kept all the no's of nature away from them their whole life and turned them into temporary 'yes' at great costs and sacrifice, but that the time has come where he cant keep doing that..
      So to the child it seems like daddy transforms the paradise into hell. They cant see whether the playground is a small walled safe space in a hostile universe, or that the hostile place is one small exception in a safe and gentle playground.
      What the kids dont see is that paradise was an illusion the whole time and that al powerful father is just a stumbling wretch doing his best to make the most of it for himself, his family, and the rest of the world.
      Instead they make tantrums at the father-god image and scold him for not making a better world, or not listening to their child like ideas about how things could be paradise again. Thats why they run to marxism and reject the picture peterson draws about the soviet union. They dont want to see perfection will be impossible, they just say 'perfection isnt possible nòw, because youre not doing it right' Peterson confronts them with the fact that 'getting it right' is so subjective that anyone attempting it will have a huge chance of making things worse. The kids then think "thats just you. Because youre a bad person I woùld do it right for real" and peterson contradicts that idea too. so yeah, they get quite infuriated, as he is trying to do 20 years of maturation in 20 minutes.
      Thats the hate against Peterson in a rather large coconutshell.

  • @analelevic1024
    @analelevic1024 9 місяців тому

    This man is amazing.

  • @kathrinelong8663
    @kathrinelong8663 8 місяців тому

    He is a very amazing man

  • @brandijohnson9094
    @brandijohnson9094 3 роки тому +3300

    I am so confused that he is called a dangerous right wing Proffesor?!?! He teaches responsibility and love. He is so passionate about a world of peace.

    • @bobrussle
      @bobrussle 3 роки тому +230

      He objected to the government compelling people by law to use preferred pronouns. Advocates for that law insist that he's wrong and motivated by hate. It snowballed from there.

    • @johnyoung6680
      @johnyoung6680 3 роки тому +222

      Exactly! Funny story, I actually avoided listening to his book all the way through (the 1st time) because he was talking about things I knew I needed to change. I think his message can be perceived as provocative or dangerous because it makes things a little too clear and might require some internal examination, that some might be avoiding (myself included). Peace!

    • @arkine11
      @arkine11 3 роки тому +121

      @@johnyoung6680 Self examination is extremely difficult. You want to believe you're great and people shouldn't criticize you, but you have to realize bettering yourself is the greatest thing you can do.

    • @enn4983
      @enn4983 3 роки тому +118

      Do not be confused at all. This guy is real, a great professional and well read. In today's world people disparage people all the time. Do not listen to them, check things out for yourself.

    • @motorax11
      @motorax11 3 роки тому +85

      Because those people want to blame their problems, insufficiencies, and lack of growth on others, a system, and not themselves or their experience in life. JP is/seems to be a staunch advocate of personal responsibility, individualism, and self-growth. Not collectivism and pushing blame away from oneself.
      I dislike speaking for him, as he would whittle me apart to the core of my being in a conversation. 😆

  • @georgeelizalde2035
    @georgeelizalde2035 4 роки тому +57

    I discovered Dr. Jordan Peterson by accident here on UA-cam, at the lowest level of my life. I have listened to him consistently and Dr. Peterson changed my life. Thanks so much.

    • @joyd4129
      @joyd4129 4 роки тому +2

      I think he is the dad many of us should have had.

  • @nikkileigh1585
    @nikkileigh1585 9 місяців тому

    I love Jordan Peterson

  • @amadeuspatrichi4617
    @amadeuspatrichi4617 7 місяців тому

    man bro,sir, how you prefer, with this affirmation you change people's life, God bless you, the problems stay in education, any case, like you say reading helps a lot.

  • @kerloz5097
    @kerloz5097 3 роки тому +47

    God bless this man. I make my bed everyday... I realize life is suffering and it grows compassion in me for others as I am just as flawed. I think I grew up at 43. No more fantasy life. I have failed but I am redeemable. He’s the father figure I never had.... I’m in tears

    • @bananafriel
      @bananafriel 2 роки тому

      You're a bot. I've seen you post the same thing as other people twice on this video alone!!! 60% of ppl online are bots!!

    • @carolynlemire5463
      @carolynlemire5463 Рік тому +1

      He does that to us all! But they are good tears in the end.

    • @carlpetersen4351
      @carlpetersen4351 4 місяці тому +1

      Yup me too

  • @faithfulsoldier04
    @faithfulsoldier04 8 місяців тому

    There is no better hour on UA-cam.

  • @fabulousdarling5364
    @fabulousdarling5364 9 місяців тому

    I need to sent this to a few people I know & knew .

  • @sleena12
    @sleena12 5 років тому +479

    A father figure I wish were around me in person... Immensely grateful to have these vdos of JBP giving me hope n strength.. God bless you Jordan..!

    • @ThangHuynh10
      @ThangHuynh10 5 років тому +3

      same, we all suffer in life, but what we need is to know how to deal with them

    • @cyclone8974
      @cyclone8974 5 років тому

      yeah.

    • @alexeitighineanu8874
      @alexeitighineanu8874 5 років тому +7

      Leena Singh, omg a woman - JBP's fan ! You are breaking the extreme left's cliche about angry, white supremacist, male... follower base! :)

    • @thebaultreisz228
      @thebaultreisz228 3 роки тому +1

      A father figure I wish were around me in person... Immensely grateful to have these vdos of JBP giving me hope n strength.. God bless you Jordan..!

    • @Ssookawai
      @Ssookawai 3 роки тому +2

      @@alexeitighineanu8874 you want to hear a better one? I'm a woman, muslim and not even living in the west, ha! :D I always joke around telling people that Jordan Peterson is my canadian father.

  • @ooooooooppps
    @ooooooooppps 4 роки тому +106

    Dude is incredible. Brings me to tears sometimes. Sad part is there is a very small group of people who can take this and use it to their advantage instead of picking apart his opinions and labeling them as alt right or misogynistic. Truly an amazing human being and has influenced me to change so many things about my life for the better.

    • @kerstitekko2257
      @kerstitekko2257 9 місяців тому +2

      I love your comment. Its also inspiring🙂☕🍫

    • @peacelovedove7080
      @peacelovedove7080 8 місяців тому +1

      MOST Humans are still in the animal stages and have not learned through and or suffered enough yet 😔
      It's otherworldly in the sense of doing ones own inner work towards Divine Spirituality and Ascension ♥️🐥

  • @brandonbrown6433
    @brandonbrown6433 8 місяців тому

    I need this father figure in my life.

  • @lindseydennis1588
    @lindseydennis1588 27 днів тому

    Tough love from Jordan Peterson folks, real love.

  • @jeremyknees9227
    @jeremyknees9227 4 роки тому +110

    Just lost everything I've built for 20 years in one week, now I have to move and leave behind so much. This is so meaningful.

    • @roberthodgson3574
      @roberthodgson3574 4 роки тому +7

      JP will get you through this, the apsolute minimum you will gain is a positive mindset, well done

    • @jeremyknees9227
      @jeremyknees9227 4 роки тому +8

      Thank you, I do know. I'm grateful that dude became a thing years ago. One of the few I've ever seen that can achieve this height of his level. Also happy that had a comment to mine so quickly, means folks are still watching

    • @the_shneako9064
      @the_shneako9064 4 роки тому +1

      Awesome keep moving forward

    • @jefffrench9739
      @jefffrench9739 3 роки тому +1

      fall upward dont give up. keep aiming up

    • @DJGive1
      @DJGive1 3 роки тому +5

      Same thing happened to me about 11 years ago. Keep your head up and take the time your soul needs to morn and accept and understand your losses. It's hard and often times is at the fault partly of others... Don't have malice for these people or situations as this will only furthermore hold you back and hold you down. It's all real hard but just try to manifest and understand how they universe is helping you manifest yet a better life for yourself than that which you were fixed in and had provided for yourself. Just know that there's better coming and remain a good righteous soul and the light will come to be. As for my situation it's taken me awhile to pick up the pieces and continue in the direction of righteousness, but today I'm trying. Living in the now and doing what I can to help my self in the situations I'm in is the best I can do and the start of excelling past the point I was yesterday. Good luck and keep your soul content with your heart and emotions...

  • @sookiebyun4260
    @sookiebyun4260 5 років тому +441

    I love how Dr. Peterson doesn’t sugar coat things and speaks in a straight forward manner. He powerfully reaches in and sparks one’s soul.

    • @CB-rv2lj
      @CB-rv2lj 5 років тому +14

      "I choose my words very....very carefully" - Jordan Peterson

    • @wyatthicks16
      @wyatthicks16 5 років тому +8

      Notice how he doesn't sugar coat, but isn't abrasive or mean about it. Honesty delivered kindly and constructively

    • @Coaljet
      @Coaljet 5 років тому +5

      This is exactly why he opposes political correctness, because it is at constant war with candor and truth. We need plain speak and Jordan is honorable enough to deliver it.

    • @janicemacpherson4158
      @janicemacpherson4158 5 років тому +5

      This man is so needed in our troubled world.

    • @annieinwonderland
      @annieinwonderland 3 роки тому

      @@Coaljet there is a book calling him the savage messiah.

  • @govindadawangepatil6654
    @govindadawangepatil6654 9 місяців тому

    Overcome the fear and pain of life suffering

  • @maximumuffin7649
    @maximumuffin7649 Місяць тому

    His voice says it all. We, have been going through this.

  • @laurabagley4761
    @laurabagley4761 7 місяців тому +8

    I think you're a wonderful human being. Thank you for all you have contributed to our world. Your words have done much good. God will bless you for it I'm sure.

  • @broncosfreak87
    @broncosfreak87 5 років тому +65

    He's at the very least a brilliant psychologist. At the very most a genius of life.

  • @jenifermullin7168
    @jenifermullin7168 3 місяці тому

    Everything Dr.Peterson is helping Me to finally learn-> lessons that nobody ever took the time to teach Me in Life, that I learned the hard way ❤...He helps Me make sense of it All. I am so grateful!
    God bless those who seek, that We find. 🧂&🕯️

  • @Giuliana-zx6gd
    @Giuliana-zx6gd 8 місяців тому +1

    “Pick up your damn suffering, and bear it and try to be a good person so you don’t make it worse”

  • @jaan8926
    @jaan8926 4 роки тому +44

    How lucky we are to get his wisdom for free.

    • @docusi2674
      @docusi2674 7 місяців тому +1

      I flew to idaho for a weekend just to hear him speak live. It was worth more than every dollar I spent.

    • @marcelkuiper5474
      @marcelkuiper5474 7 місяців тому

      That is absolutely true, its a shame most use it for tiktok and porn

    • @marcelkuiper5474
      @marcelkuiper5474 7 місяців тому

      But it can also be burdensome, if see storms coming for example because you can see the patterns and proces huge ammounts of information. If you go and warn people they declare you insane

  • @coffeeandcigars
    @coffeeandcigars 5 років тому +281

    My soul knows Truth when it hears it and it just did!

    • @j.h252
      @j.h252 5 років тому +8

      Jordan is a gift for our time.
      There is no one on UA-cam who has JBP's credibility, when you're not ideologically blind, there is no escaping his truth, a gift for our time. As more dirt they throw at Peterson, the more he impresses. He is a rock in heavy waters, does not go for cheap compromises, for shallow peaces, so clear, so strict, but then still heartly, following his own truth, still open for the truth of others, ready to go an extra mile for the others to meet in the middle, so no one is the winner, but an even better truth.
      Jordan has the whisdom and knowledge, to see through dusts others are blind. It is in a way surprising, that so many people worldwide see this in Jordan, whereas the so called academics often remain blind.

    • @joshualloyd6615
      @joshualloyd6615 5 років тому

      Who the fuck are you?

    • @MrAhmedcade1
      @MrAhmedcade1 4 роки тому +1

      @@joshualloyd6615 who the fuck are you..

  • @DustinRasberry
    @DustinRasberry 21 день тому

    “Sometimes it is more important to notice that you are wrong than to prove you’re right…….” So true

  • @blanefabin3492
    @blanefabin3492 24 дні тому

    Dr. Peterson is such a wonderful human being. He has helped me more than he'll ever know. We are blessed to have him in our lives.

  • @drawwithme6634
    @drawwithme6634 5 років тому +127

    Rarely do I watch or listen to something that drastically changes me. This video is one of them. I swear from the bottom of my heart.

    • @cathrynestone260
      @cathrynestone260 5 років тому +3

      Ask, believing that you will receive, and give thanks believing that you have received.

  • @ivoleary6332
    @ivoleary6332 9 місяців тому +5

    Humans like that will save this planet one day, I truly believe in that. Thanks for the injection of optimism. God bless JP

  • @ElonXmusk23
    @ElonXmusk23 8 місяців тому

    Titch and Cassandra I apologise from the bottom of my heart ❤️❤️❤️

  • @tarabloom5961
    @tarabloom5961 9 місяців тому +1

    Jordan- you are great!!!

  • @user-xr3ff5db3d
    @user-xr3ff5db3d 7 місяців тому +5

    I love you Mr. Jordan B. Peterson. You have been chosen to help people heal from life. I am an improved version of me from taking in what you have to share with us.Thank you for sharing YOU! Do you have any idea to what degree you are affecting the human spirit? May God continue to infect you with what you have to offer humanity...it is LOVE. YES, ...THIs IS WHAT LOVE LOOKS and SOUNDS LIKE. Continue to SHINE Mr. Peterson. We ARE listening. God loves you and those who are blessed to hear you , love you too. I will embrace my suffering and move foreword in appreciation for what life I have left. Thank you dear one. Rita, from Katy,Texas💕💕💕🦋🦋🦋😊

  • @thecspot1387
    @thecspot1387 3 роки тому +16

    when he chokes up it makes me cry i can feel his compassion and empathy for human life.

  • @mark_599
    @mark_599 8 місяців тому

    ❤❤❤

  • @ToniaCounts-so6et
    @ToniaCounts-so6et 8 місяців тому

    PEOPLE CALL HIM NAMES,BUT HE IS A VERY INTELLIGENT MAN❤❤❤❤

  • @Taylorkaraoke
    @Taylorkaraoke 5 років тому +140

    he's changed my life to a point that I watch his vids on youtube while cooking, ironing, cleaning, in a few words; being productive. at times it felt in the past like I had the pattent for procrastination....

    • @missnukkinfutz
      @missnukkinfutz 4 роки тому +1

      Yes! And me as well 😁

    • @lorraineklimek1677
      @lorraineklimek1677 4 роки тому +6

      I like to listen to him while doing mindless chores; I can always go back if I want to have some point repeated. Life is more satisfying when I can make sense of it rather than being in a state of constant confusion.

  • @markusmulder_
    @markusmulder_ 4 роки тому +55

    I wish I had found Dr. Peterson when I was younger.

    • @mikestilinovich8641
      @mikestilinovich8641 4 роки тому +5

      You still are... get going.

    • @markusmulder_
      @markusmulder_ 4 роки тому +2

      Mike Stilinovich You’re too kind. I’m not but I understand what you mean 😊

    • @melska
      @melska 4 роки тому +2

      We all do but better late than never

    • @themakersapprentice6041
      @themakersapprentice6041 3 роки тому

      Me too

    • @richardcalf8337
      @richardcalf8337 3 роки тому

      I know me too, I'm 40 and I'm useless, but let me aim up and see if I can make life better.

  • @georgianabodoiu59
    @georgianabodoiu59 4 місяці тому

    În the dictionary next to the word excellence should be this man's picture. I wish I knew him when I was 20,i would have spared me a lot of trouble... Bless you Mr. Peterson with all the goods of life

  • @cristamckinnon-dd4so
    @cristamckinnon-dd4so 2 місяці тому

    This man is so noble , sincer , compassionate, his wisdom unreal. He really cares and understands depression and the gap between hell and at least still treading water. He should be more recognized I believe he's helped a lot of people.❤❤❤

  • @LaGerrilleraGamePlay
    @LaGerrilleraGamePlay 4 роки тому +38

    I grew up without having someone to look up too, trying to find a place were I could call home.Today I have a home of my own and For the first time in my life I can't truly say I found someone i can look up too. God bless ur soul and thank you for your advice, for sharing your knowledge ,for the emotion behind your words...for reminding us who we are and the potential we have inside each and every one of us. Thank you !!!!

  • @danielmcquay2872
    @danielmcquay2872 4 роки тому +78

    Dear Mr. Jordan Peterson,
    While I understand you may never see this, I want to take a moment to say thanks. Thanks for taking your time to tell me what I need to hear to continue on in life when things aren't going so well. You're such a compationate man and I appreciate you. Mr. Peterson stay strong! Please take care of yourself and be strong durring this trying time in your life. With love, D.

  • @elizabethholmes3393
    @elizabethholmes3393 Місяць тому

    We NEED MORE DR JORDAN PETERSON 'S‼️❣️‼️

  • @axleochidae2853
    @axleochidae2853 8 місяців тому

    Jordan is the spiritual father to us all

  • @paramvirsinghsandhu9
    @paramvirsinghsandhu9 3 роки тому +135

    He gets so emotional while he’s talking cause he’s us. Most of us are Jordan Peterson. Much love and respect Sir.

  • @kimzammit4877
    @kimzammit4877 3 роки тому +14

    When thoughts become too dark, too negative .. I run to Dr.Peterson's videos, and I find this incredible refuge and relief in his voice, and just seeing what a beautiful mind and soul he is. Thank you for saving me on a daily basis Dr Peterson, and being my safety net whenever I'm about to fall into that deep end. You are truly the embodiment of a god-sent blessing.

    • @Videomama1972
      @Videomama1972 6 місяців тому +1

      You said exactly what I did today! That black hole was growing again and I needed to be restored to sanity.

  • @whatwhywhenthen
    @whatwhywhenthen 7 місяців тому

    This happened to me, when i messed up returned to mums... until she passed.
    When i mess up, its lonely

  • @bodhiu493
    @bodhiu493 4 роки тому +65

    I sit here as a mildy successful 36 yr old man....I have Jordan to thank for helping me out of a dark place. I also wish that more than a few of my friends, god rest their souls, would have discovered Jordan before their time was cut short.

    • @Onlinesully
      @Onlinesully 3 роки тому +1

      You got to be pleased that you caught it on time

  • @kevinmaloney4061
    @kevinmaloney4061 5 років тому +68

    JP’s sincerity is the base, the foundation of why I absolutely feel saved by his words. Thank you.

  • @Berryandmango
    @Berryandmango 2 місяці тому

    I am in the process of reading the book; it is absolutely amazing. It feels as if am a flower watered with the best quality of water ever to be given to me. Really mind, soul and spirit sustenance.

  • @mrsaskander
    @mrsaskander 5 років тому +47

    "Our society is complex and you have to be a golden tool to fix things..." I guess he doesnt know that he IS a golden tool then...

    • @reaxion9000
      @reaxion9000 2 роки тому +1

      That's such a great metaphor. We as humans, we're all tools; both as the instrument, as in the insult 'tool', because what do we really know? Well, through hard work and forthright behaviour towards the good, we can become golden tools, something beautiful and useful out of something that was once simple and/or foolish.

    • @charlottetheartist327
      @charlottetheartist327 2 роки тому

      Aww babe. That's amazing. Your like a golden flashlight. You made a great point. 'takrs one to know one's that was just beautiful.

  • @jacquelinenack573
    @jacquelinenack573 5 років тому +116

    I lost everything, seemed no reason to continue, somehow I keep moving forward, Thank you Dr.Jordan Peterson...

    • @LH-uv6ns
      @LH-uv6ns 5 років тому +4

      Jacqueline Nack well done. There’s always a reason to continue

    • @jimhabsfan
      @jimhabsfan 4 роки тому +7

      Keep moving forward Jacqueline ! I too lost everything very unexpectedly at the age of 28. I am now in my 60's and look back and wonder, 'how did I ever make it through such a tough time?' Know this: whatever problems you may have, they are NOT permanent. Never give up. At the very beginning of the video, Dr. Peterson says that people are very, very, very tough. He also says at the 21:I0, "You're tougher than you think." Dr. Peterson is a wise man. I wish you peace.

    • @releesadopamine9810
      @releesadopamine9810 4 роки тому +4

      💯✌️🙌🤗❤️💖💖💖💖

    • @simondelaney2958
      @simondelaney2958 3 роки тому +1

      That’s human nature

    • @Benedict00
      @Benedict00 3 роки тому +2

      How did you do it? I'm going through it and don't think I want to continue to live

  • @deb.m361
    @deb.m361 5 місяців тому

    You have changed my life so much and I'm deeply grateful.

  • @lisabrown9731
    @lisabrown9731 2 місяці тому

    Thank You Jordan Peterson! Thank You for being real, and relatable. You make such a difference in so many lives. Your words are much needed :D

  • @Gloriouspain
    @Gloriouspain 3 роки тому +52

    I’m 31 and listening to this man makes me want to finally try and do something more then what I thought was already a lot. Absolutely love the way he delivers FACTS.

  • @boo41916
    @boo41916 5 років тому +356

    I love Jordan he has changed my son,s life for the better.
    He is reading his book 12 rules for life and been listening to him for a while.
    Woe what a guy.;)

    • @DavidShark
      @DavidShark 5 років тому +2

      son's

    • @j.h252
      @j.h252 5 років тому +13

      Jordan is a gift for our time.
      There is no one on UA-cam who has JBP's credibility, when you're not ideologically blind, there is no escaping his truth, a gift for our time. As more dirt they throw at Peterson, the more he impresses. He is a rock in heavy waters, does not go for cheap compromises, for shallow peaces, so clear, so strict, but then still heartly, following his own truth, still open for the truth of others, ready to go an extra mile for the others to meet in the middle, so no one is the winner, but an even better truth.
      Jordan has the whisdom and knowledge, to see through dusts others are blind. It is in a way surprising, that so many people worldwide see this in Jordan, whereas the so called academics often remain blind.

    • @Liqliq888
      @Liqliq888 5 років тому +9

      I think his ability to articulate all of this in a precise, sophisticated, and inspiring manner is the impressive part

    • @melodyberry6170
      @melodyberry6170 5 років тому +8

      I believe JP changed my son's life for the better too! He's 20 and he has cleaned his room and he now owns a hard copy of 12 Rules for life! Humanity needs this man in these times!!!

    • @seedmythostree5299
      @seedmythostree5299 5 років тому +5

      boo41916 It’s a good dad who can be excited about his son’s role model.

  • @wulfgar88-10
    @wulfgar88-10 Місяць тому +1

    I know that I am supposed to be better. Honestly I can't say why I sabotage myself the way I do. There's a very sad anger in myself and I'm trying to become stronger so that I can defeat it once and for all. I will say this dragon of mine. I will conquer it.❤

  • @Boy12391
    @Boy12391 Місяць тому

    Thanks!

  • @cevisuals
    @cevisuals 5 років тому +771

    I'm a 56yo SWM and I'm sitting here with tears in my eyes trying to muster the courage to keep moving forward after years of personal setbacks... All I can do is say I'm trying...

    • @samhQC
      @samhQC 4 роки тому +17

      I hope things get better

    • @ajh3301
      @ajh3301 4 роки тому +29

      Life is hard....keep trying....you’re not alone.

    • @roberthodgson3574
      @roberthodgson3574 4 роки тому +28

      Listening to Jordan Peters on is the best therapy you can get, play it loud then act on it one step at a time.

    • @djsparkyy
      @djsparkyy 4 роки тому +9

      Hope you're still trying, don't give up!

    • @rebecapowers
      @rebecapowers 4 роки тому +17

      You still have many good years ahead of you to serve others, and find purpose in your life. Our king and Redeemer Jesus Christ left us a model for us to follow closely. Learn Bible true through individual Bible study. Draw close to your loving heavenly father and creator Jehovah God. James 4:8, Psalm 83:18

  • @jonlynch
    @jonlynch 5 років тому +213

    My God, this man is incredible.

  • @LBenga
    @LBenga 4 місяці тому

    He's a beautiful man I love that he gets choked up when he talks cause he's so passionate

  • @username604error5
    @username604error5 7 місяців тому +2

    I’m tired Boss …
    More than 3 decades aggregated as a Paramedic and ER Nurse…. Upholding and bearing witness to incomprehensible suffering … I’ve experienced the joy of the first breath of a human entering this earthly plain … as well as far to many final breaths, whimpers, pleas, and screams … in conditions that can not be politely communicated …
    This is my cross to carry, ALONE
    FUCK ❤ everyone else … I have nothing left to give and have nothing left for myself…
    No cake medically retired for PTSD
    Disposable HEROES 🎉

  • @user-ek5du4dp3f
    @user-ek5du4dp3f 7 місяців тому +3

    Jorden Peterson is a breath of fresh air for me with his intellect and TRUTH and HUMILITY has literally saved my life. He has given me hope to keep trying to continue to navigate thru all this hatred and insanity! ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you for putting your genius out there in spite of it all with your amazingly deep empathy and compassion fighting for us to make our World a better place!

  • @captainswan3079
    @captainswan3079 3 роки тому +121

    He's such an amazing, deep, empathetic human being. He's changed my life right when it was getting too dark.

  • @peacelovedove7080
    @peacelovedove7080 8 місяців тому

    I Love ❣️😘❣️ YoU!

  • @CutieCatCat-nh8pz
    @CutieCatCat-nh8pz 7 місяців тому

    He’s like a father I didn’t have.

  • @daniellemason4951
    @daniellemason4951 3 роки тому +3

    Recently came across Jordan peterson, He's an incredible Man and Teacher. God Bless him and all who are willing to evolve to make the world better place. ,💕💪🙏

  • @beedt714
    @beedt714 4 роки тому +1073

    Jordan Peterson is the father figure that everyone who didn’t have a father need.

    • @richardnordlund6464
      @richardnordlund6464 4 роки тому +25

      As a person who lost his father at the age of 8, this hit me very hard. Since it's very true.

    • @beedt714
      @beedt714 4 роки тому +19

      @@richardnordlund6464 I lost my father at 13, I wish I heard this kind of stuff. Instead , we learned the hard way with making mistakes and paying for them. It is what it is , God bless!

    • @zakiazainab1170
      @zakiazainab1170 4 роки тому +5

      Bee Dt714 love this comment of urs

    • @jacobmarshall5391
      @jacobmarshall5391 4 роки тому +6

      I've never met mine.

    • @johannwilder1437
      @johannwilder1437 4 роки тому +5

      ....because the family courts in America removed them.

  • @janiceball8431
    @janiceball8431 8 місяців тому

    When you have standards, there is no wavering. Solid as a rock.😁

  • @KnowledgeWithAnEdge
    @KnowledgeWithAnEdge 3 місяці тому

    Beautifully said! 💚❤️

  • @No_Case_Gain
    @No_Case_Gain 2 роки тому +12

    JP has been so helpful to me over the last 4-5 years. Having dealt with type/level of anxiety he's speaking about, It's just amazing to hear him explain it, and know that we're not alone at all when it comes to these issues. He's the right man for the right time. Force of nature. Thank God for Jordan Peterson...

  • @chadwalkaden6375
    @chadwalkaden6375 4 роки тому +69

    NEVER A BETTER TIME TO LISTEN TO THIS WHEN THE WORLD IS GOING INSANE WITH COVOID-19

    • @philippkoch662
      @philippkoch662 3 роки тому

      Yeah I know what you are talking about. Guess I am going to end it next week. Absolutely no reason to go on or "to be" anymore for me, especially after I faced all that garbage. Guess I will go into the "Corona statistic" :D

    • @chadwalkaden6375
      @chadwalkaden6375 3 роки тому

      @@philippkoch662 reach out to me to talk it through or let me know where you are so I can provide some details to run this through with someone. Nothing to lose by chatting?

    • @philippkoch662
      @philippkoch662 3 роки тому

      @@chadwalkaden6375 The world just isnt the right place for me.
      I am tired of feeling. Tired of living. Everything sucks. Especially in Corona time.
      Last year I talked to a suicide hotline. I got one session then the therapist agreed that there is little hope for me and stopped with the "therapy" and wished me all the best.
      The homework I got was to talk to a nearby person about my plans. But I didnt. I dont want to get into a psychiatry because I am tired of living.
      Instead of that I bought some pills in the internet (Dont want to say the name of the pills, cause somebody could copy it). Thats the reason why the therapist stopped. Guess she was afraid to lower her "safer" percentage and that she was overwhelmed by my negativity.
      These pills are illegal in my country so I paid an enormous price for the pills (700 Euro). Dont need to say that I was mucked by the person. I thought there was a big chance to be mucked, but the little chance that I can get those pills was worth the price.
      He told me that the police would check my box on the airport if I dont pay another 1600 Euros. Of course I didn't pay that amount, cause I knew this guy was just making money out of miserable people.
      After the first shock i kinna felt interested how the police want to charge me because I want to take suicide and not make a train chauffeur unhappy. How on earth are suicide pills forbidden.... but it is okay to ruin a life of another person????
      Needless to say all of the story was a lie. I never heard of the police or somebody else.
      And then there are those people who say "What an asshole. Jumping in front of a train. Lived as an asshole, died like an asshole. Its not the fault of the poor train driver that you live has become so miserable."
      And this is true. But society just want to avoid suicides by making it almost impossible to kill you without enormous violence. So I can not understand why people hate the people jumping in front of a train... cause there is not much left to do if you really want to die.
      So I have to change my strategy..... I dont want to jump from a building or in front of a train... I dont want to cause more pain. Not for me, and not for anyone else.
      So I am just searching for a peaceful way to die which cause little to no collateral damage. I dont want to be the reason why a train chauffeur becomes anxious or depressive.
      But... its getting more and more difficult to take your life cause everything gets "safer". Paracetamol is so light nowadays that you can not get enough into your system to die.
      So I read a ton of literature, and I found a way that seems quite peacefully (As peacefully as suicide can get I guess ;) ) and quite secure.

    • @chadwalkaden6375
      @chadwalkaden6375 3 роки тому +2

      @@philippkoch662 seems that there is lots of pain for you and you have had enough of it. But, I also see that you don't want to cause suffering for others. That's honorable and maybe a glimmer of something you can build around. Jordan's work is extremely powerful and some of the videos could speak to you. You never know what day it will be when you hear something or connect with something you haven't before

    • @richardlitwin4046
      @richardlitwin4046 3 роки тому +2

      @@philippkoch662 You have enough lust for life to want to write a bunch of detailed prose about your plans, so there is a reason for hope for you for starters. Don't dwell on it, just think, This too shall pass. Be well.

  • @davidpolk421
    @davidpolk421 9 місяців тому

    Thanks so much !!!!!!

  • @jamesdelcol3701
    @jamesdelcol3701 9 місяців тому

    I had no idea how tough I am until I broke my legs. I have a rt meniscus tear and a left ACL. Degenerative disc in neck and low back. Arthritis everywhere. I kept my body as strait as I could and I was walking very carefully. I went on a diet and lost 53 lbs and now I feel much better. I will elect to fix the knees and my shoulders. I will push like a bodybuilder not eating at family meals until it is all gone and the injuries are at their best functioning. This is a fight to the death and we all have this in us. It lay dormant until that spark which ignites a spiritual and emotional explosion. If you follow that emotional power, there is no telling what can happen. There is a stroke of genius that comes to us all. It is fleeting. If you seize the moment, huge benefits physical and emotional.

  • @brookeherrick9185
    @brookeherrick9185 3 роки тому +76

    My heart breaks for this man because he has actually “seen the truth of it all” he is clearly overwhelmed with pain because he can see the truth of it all.. this pain is pain only suffered by the few who have figured it all out.. so sad that he has offered us so many gifts that can help us heal or manage our life so that our suffering can be a little less to bare.. the cost to him though.... once you see the enormity of our true existence .. if you can face it without the pain killing you then you no doubt will be able to transcend this place.. if he is able to take a breath after knowing the pain and still care enough to share .., man..... what a true hero.. he braved looking at what we all fear... he took those steps, faced the fear and shows the way..
    I believe that there is an incredible beauty in pain.....
    Pain such as his..?, says that he has actually lived and despite truth, he lives.. Jordan , I’m unbelievably grateful , thank you for sharing what you have learned.. I’m sorry that the truth hurts so badly..
    Thank you for the positive wave you created in our world , the waves of positive that you have created will ring on for time and time........⏳, well done.. bravo 👏 thank u 🙏

    • @samhQC
      @samhQC 2 роки тому +4

      Buddhism describes two types of Buddha, those that achieve enlightenment and leave and those who refuse to leave and stay to help others.

    • @fletchy09
      @fletchy09 2 роки тому +1

      @@samhQC I read this guys response and went straight to Daoism and enlightenment too. It’s like if you can be truthful in every way you can find inner meaning and eventually enlightenment. But because it’s such a wild path that many never get close to finishing it makes you realize how many people are living unfortunately

    • @charlottetheartist327
      @charlottetheartist327 2 роки тому +3

      There is no PAIN JESUS, CANT FEEL AND NO PAIN JESUS'CANT HEAL. AND YOU HAVE A SWEET HEART TO CONSIDER THIS POINT. IM SURE JESUS IS HIS BEST FRIEND. I HOPE HE BELIEVES IN GOD.

    • @fletchy09
      @fletchy09 2 роки тому

      @@charlottetheartist327 chill

    • @kerstitekko2257
      @kerstitekko2257 9 місяців тому

      Very good comment,thank you

  • @tarey05
    @tarey05 4 роки тому +148

    Come back to us soon, Dr. Peterson! We miss you!! (Nov.9, 2019)

    • @gracetrevett4846
      @gracetrevett4846 4 роки тому +12

      Just imagine the stories and even more wisdom he's going to bring back with him. Splendid human.

    • @williamcolgrave
      @williamcolgrave 4 роки тому +5

      Where's he gone? 😧

    • @gracetrevett4846
      @gracetrevett4846 4 роки тому +10

      @@williamcolgrave hi there!
      I come upon a blog by his daughter who explained in some detail what was happening in her family, clearly feeling it was something we needed to be aware of. I can explain a little here but you would be better informed if you find the blog.
      Dr Peterson's wife became gravely ill with an aggressive for of cancer. The family were informed she was terminal. If you are familiar with his life you will know that he fell in love with his wife when they were both children, he said he was eight at the time. You will also know that he, in the past has suffered greatly from depression.
      So in order to manage this he went on a course of antidepressants.
      Unfortunately he became addicted and needed help.
      At the time of his daughters blog her mother was doing well and Dr Peterson's was in rehab.
      There was a message from her mom and a little clip of her dad looking very fragile while taking a walk with her using some kind of walker. It was all deeply moving and extremely sad.
      Please forgive lack of detail or any incorrect info.

    • @sujacobs9773
      @sujacobs9773 4 роки тому +2

      William Colgrave and Grace
      His daughter said he continues to improve and this video shows him 4 days ago in discussions with a like minded soul
      m.ua-cam.com/video/S0P6H7cm0E4/v-deo.html

    • @moisesfrias1117
      @moisesfrias1117 3 роки тому +1

      @@gracetrevett4846 Thanks for the info...Do you know something more recently? I am one of his followers but my native languages is spanish and to give follow up about him is more difficult

  • @believe722
    @believe722 5 місяців тому

    Dr. Peterson is undoubtedly a great man!!

  • @IWISHIWERETHEMANIKNO
    @IWISHIWERETHEMANIKNO 7 місяців тому

    Trajectory of justice..

  • @sharonkeough8588
    @sharonkeough8588 5 років тому +72

    I shed a tear when I read the statement You are strong.

    • @jamiemoulton2986
      @jamiemoulton2986 5 років тому +4

      Sharon Keough because you know it's true...?

    • @TheRealDahli
      @TheRealDahli 5 років тому

      Sharon Keough or because it’s what you want and it feels so far away?

    • @tarey05
      @tarey05 4 роки тому

      Me too.

  • @123ilovesocks456
    @123ilovesocks456 3 роки тому +12

    I always find myself coming back to these sort of videos when I need some inspiration or motivation to get out of my old mindsets.. they seem to knock me back straight into responsibility, integrity and allow me to see the world more clearly. Thank you Dr Peterson from the bottom of my heart you’ve changed my perceptions and habits tenfold. Thank you

  • @user-zy7yg6iz3c
    @user-zy7yg6iz3c 5 місяців тому

    Hello, Thank you. I get reminded of the season and reason why I am who I am..

  • @jaymace2007
    @jaymace2007 Місяць тому

    Thanks for the old school JBP. Much better than the new school.

  • @PK-sd6ek
    @PK-sd6ek 5 років тому +68

    When god made jordan peterson, he saluted himself for doing such an incredible job! This man is indescribable!

    • @natedog69420
      @natedog69420 4 роки тому +6

      We can all be like him or even better in our own way. We just need to realize and work on our potential, put ourselves together

    • @richardlitwin4046
      @richardlitwin4046 3 роки тому +5

      @@natedog69420 I agree with everyone who admires this man. But you know, we all each of us have it in us to become as awesome as he is, in our own way. We are all made in the image and likeness of God, and God doesn't make mistakes. We do. This man is basically preaching the message John the Baptist preached at the coming of the Messiah. Repent, for the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand. But he unpacks this and repackages it in a way that everyone finds a) understandable and b) attractive. He is legend!

    • @rosemarykirby7489
      @rosemarykirby7489 2 роки тому +1

      Yes as he saluted Himself when he made you!

  • @hallsy8989
    @hallsy8989 2 роки тому +112

    I became a father for the first time at 40 and finding this man was the best gift I could have given my son. I am working everyday to show him what love truly is and be his teacher, raise a healthy strong minded, compassionate and creative man in a world surrounded by weakness.

    • @naomilestrad6725
      @naomilestrad6725 6 місяців тому +3

      You’re doing a Great job Dad!

    • @natalia3083
      @natalia3083 4 місяці тому

      That's amazing, you are an example to other fathers :)

    • @martinja9953
      @martinja9953 Місяць тому

      Good job dad! If you someday encounter tragedy in your life.. god forbid inflicted on your child. Return to Jordan Peterson for help this guy went thru it an overcame the dread. Cheers I know we dont know each other but I am proud people like you exist. Have a great life man!!❤