I once had a conversation with a successful electrical engineer and that man told me that I can also go a study so I can become a successful engineer like him but now I'm stuck looking for an opportunity but I can't get any Comparing yourself to other people's success will take you no where
Fortunate people are those raised with a silver spoon in their mouth. Those that have both parents, a roof over their head and proper guidance throughout their life.
He touches on metaphysical dimensions that draw that transcendental aspect of the soul out of people... like how musicians and rock stars on a stage telling their own stories of discoveries through songs. No wonder they cheer and scream. It's contact with what's good and what's true and what's thriving.
I don't really find it helpful when people tell you to imagine the person you're jealous of as secretly struggling. What if they're actually not? What then?
What does it matter whether they struggle or not though? That's the point of his talk. What others are doing is none of our business and to focus on ourself. That way you don't have this comparison trying to be matched with one another.
I understand your point. Some people just have everything and they’re actually happy. But they’re not you. Your conditions are different from theirs and they don’t struggle with the same problems. Life is not fair anyway.
U need to have perspective. There's plenty of people wishing to have your fortunes and your troubles. Life is not fair and it's treating everyone differently. But generally for the vast majority of people life is often difficult
its very realistic but it's not helpful. it's easy to be better than others by tearing them down, it's a lot more challenging to be better than who you were yesterday by building yourself up.
True--you don't know others internally. The world is rough and mean. As Jordan Peterson said, "the world is against you . . . obviously." But as I told my own subscribers, many times the greatest enemy in life can be yourself. And you make yourself an enemy by comparision to others. If you make 80K a year and have 200K in the investment arenas you will feel badly if you have a friend who makes 250K and has a million in his. But you will feel good about yourself if you compare yourself to someone who makes 30K and has nothing in his accounts. But maybe that 250K person works 80 hours a week and hasn't had a vacation in ten years. The point is, your journey is yours. How much you want to work and gain to get the greatest benefits you can from your short time on earth---and most of those benefits, my friends, are not financial. Hope this helps someone----Charles
a the dude who makes 30k year may feel bad about it. Until he realizes he is 6'2'' and still has a full head hair while you at 80k a year are 5'6'' and balding 🤣🤣🤣🤣
He is a gift to this world. What a man.
I keep torturing myself by comparing myself to more successful friends. I realize now how stupid i was after this video.
I don't believe u have stopped doing that but I understand it's a first step this video
every time the crowd starts applausing he makes a face like "stop applausing, let me speak!"
No he isn't. You're projecting.
This guys is needed by so many people who are abandoned by society and who has never heard any word of encouragement
JP: The only person wh......
Crowd: *Woohhoooooo*
This man is a gift for those who suffering
Btw thank you for not drowning this out with music.
One of the brightest minds in our planet
I once had a conversation with a successful electrical engineer and that man told me that I can also go a study so I can become a successful engineer like him but now I'm stuck looking for an opportunity but I can't get any
Comparing yourself to other people's success will take you no where
Fortunate people are those raised with a silver spoon in their mouth. Those that have both parents, a roof over their head and proper guidance throughout their life.
The voice of everyone out there who WANTS to say something but DOESN’T ❤️
Peterson is great and all, but the constant interuptive crowd applause is quite annoying lol.
He touches on metaphysical dimensions that draw that transcendental aspect of the soul out of people... like how musicians and rock stars on a stage telling their own stories of discoveries through songs. No wonder they cheer and scream. It's contact with what's good and what's true and what's thriving.
yeah
Which is why I don't have access to social media, no friends, and barely spoke to anyone for the past 10 years.
I don't really find it helpful when people tell you to imagine the person you're jealous of as secretly struggling. What if they're actually not? What then?
What does it matter whether they struggle or not though? That's the point of his talk. What others are doing is none of our business and to focus on ourself. That way you don't have this comparison trying to be matched with one another.
Obviously, you do not get the point. Oh my.
@@anneangeles Could you please explain the point? I'm here to learn.
I understand your point. Some people just have everything and they’re actually happy.
But they’re not you. Your conditions are different from theirs and they don’t struggle with the same problems.
Life is not fair anyway.
U need to have perspective. There's plenty of people wishing to have your fortunes and your troubles. Life is not fair and it's treating everyone differently. But generally for the vast majority of people life is often difficult
Love how he pauses when they start clapping and he looks tired of giving speeches that people should already have learned the contents of.
This dude does not miss
its very realistic but it's not helpful. it's easy to be better than others by tearing them down, it's a lot more challenging to be better than who you were yesterday by building yourself up.
really nice except for the bothersome clapping
True--you don't know others internally. The world is rough and mean. As Jordan Peterson said, "the world is against you . . . obviously." But as I told my own subscribers, many times the greatest enemy in life can be yourself. And you make yourself an enemy by comparision to others. If you make 80K a year and have 200K in the investment arenas you will feel badly if you have a friend who makes 250K and has a million in his. But you will feel good about yourself if you compare yourself to someone who makes 30K and has nothing in his accounts. But maybe that 250K person works 80 hours a week and hasn't had a vacation in ten years. The point is, your journey is yours. How much you want to work and gain to get the greatest benefits you can from your short time on earth---and most of those benefits, my friends, are not financial. Hope this helps someone----Charles
a the dude who makes 30k year may feel bad about it. Until he realizes he is 6'2'' and still has a full head hair while you at 80k a year are 5'6'' and balding 🤣🤣🤣🤣
JP: You could be watching UA-cam less
Me: Watching JP on UA-cam
It would be wonderful to see him do an analysis of game of thrones, the Bhagvad Gita & Jon Snow.
The crowd interrupting with applause is so lame and pathetic. Go watch Oprah if you want that superficial nonsense
Is this an American audience? Not everything is church.
You are very disgusting after he sent me a comment from you You are very sick