Jocko Podcast 112 w/ Jordan Peterson - Life is Hard. 12 Rules for Life.

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  • Опубліковано 13 тра 2024
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    0:00:00 - Opening
    0:12:58 - Jordan Peterson.
    0:32:36 - Stand up straight and be competent.
    0:52:44 - Being aggressive overcomes fear.
    1:05:20 - Extreme Ownership with your wife, boss, and others.
    1:26:13 - Importance of Having thick skin.
    1:39:04 - Final thoughts and take-aways.
    Self Authoring Program: Find out what you have now sorted out in your life: SelfAuthoring.com
    Jordan Peterson's Personality Test: UnderstandMySelf.com
    1:42:32 - Support: JockoStore stuff, Super Krill Oil and Joint Warfare and Discipline Pre-Mission, THE MUSTER 005 in DC. Origin Brand Apparel and Jocko Gi, with Jocko White Tea, Onnit Fitness stuff, and Psychological Warfare (on iTunes). Extreme Ownership (book), The Discipline Equals Freedom Field Manual, and Jocko Soap.
    2:09:01 - Closing Gratitude.

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  • @jacksonofalltrades2665
    @jacksonofalltrades2665 6 років тому +2738

    The world is becoming a far more sorted out place because of these two men alone...

    • @kauxkaux
      @kauxkaux 6 років тому +23

      JacksonOfAllTrades Indeed... I truly believe it!

    • @mattmartinez9766
      @mattmartinez9766 6 років тому +7

      JacksonOfAllTrades. Damn straight

    • @1fitRN
      @1fitRN 6 років тому +16

      JacksonOfAllTrades my world certainly is

    • @hafk1n
      @hafk1n 6 років тому +11

      It has the potential to be**. Whether people on a large scale internalize these messages for the betterment of themselves and others is another matter, there’s some reason to be cynical about that

    • @brettsullivan8217
      @brettsullivan8217 6 років тому +2

      hafk1n Obviously we are here Sir. That's a start .

  • @lucas.5am639
    @lucas.5am639 6 років тому +1983

    Inspiring men. As a young man, i wouldn't have guessed that a Canadian professor and a Navy SEAL would be on the same level of badassery.

    • @sagebirchwood9948
      @sagebirchwood9948 6 років тому +19

      It's not even close. Jocko has lived through some crazy shit, while Dr. Peterson can only fantasize about the struggles of his patients.

    • @calska140
      @calska140 4 роки тому +267

      @@sagebirchwood9948 imagine only accounting "badassery" in one dimension. not much going on upstairs, eh?

    • @sagebirchwood9948
      @sagebirchwood9948 4 роки тому +10

      @calska140 , Curious to why in the same breath you attempt to insult my intelligence while replying to a *year old post*
      It appears that I at least have an upstairs. I guess you should go clean your room now, bottom feeder.

    • @randyweaver6543
      @randyweaver6543 4 роки тому +80

      Sage Birchwood fantasize? Read some about what JP’s family is going through.

    • @ChadKirk
      @ChadKirk 4 роки тому +58

      Sage Birchwood my dude. Peterson is a badass

  • @unsungdrummer
    @unsungdrummer 6 років тому +927

    "There's no correlation between intelligence and wisdom."
    No truer words have ever been spoken.

    • @unsungdrummer
      @unsungdrummer 6 років тому

      Pertinence?

    • @1fitRN
      @1fitRN 6 років тому +1

      unsungdrummer discipline equals freedom are truer words

    • @findoe8586
      @findoe8586 6 років тому +5

      Except for the fact that that a person with out wisdom cant be considered intelligent.

    • @zanderness
      @zanderness 6 років тому +26

      fin doe why? Theres plenty of dumb people who can see the signs of the times. They cannot articulate thoughts or remember important facts but they can be wise. Wisdom and intelligence arent the same.

    • @findoe8586
      @findoe8586 6 років тому +6

      Yes but not the other way around you wouldn't consider a smart fool intelligent.
      In other words an Highly educated person who lacks wisdom cant be considered intelligent.

  • @jonasserra4000
    @jonasserra4000 6 років тому +1283

    I love Jordan Peterson. He says the things I think constantly. That part where he discusses dealing with an alcoholic brother was a play by play of my life. My brother was a dangerous drug abuser through his teens. I could list the hundred stories. It was all a downward spiral, tearing my family apart. We tried everything too. Eventually, we all had enough. Atleast I did. I was leaving for college in about two weeks and he had what alcoholics call a "moment of clarity". We spent that day painting a canoe and I straight up told him that I wasn't going to let him drag me down anymore. I figured once I left he would either go to prison or die. He checked himself into rehab later that month. Going on 5 years sober now, god bless.

    • @jonasserra4000
      @jonasserra4000 6 років тому +15

      It may have been Jocko who said it, I love him too. This conversation was awesome and way too short.

    • @michaelkofman3881
      @michaelkofman3881 6 років тому +28

      God bless you and your brother. Looks like Peterson's dictum of telling the truth and letting the chips fall where they may yielded the best possible outcome.

    • @ixLeGeNDaRyz
      @ixLeGeNDaRyz 6 років тому +3

      Jonas Serra good shit bro

    • @ashleytaylor994
      @ashleytaylor994 6 років тому +14

      Jonas Serra he did it because he knew how much you loved him.

    • @RamonThomas
      @RamonThomas 6 років тому +5

      Jonas Serra thank you for sharing

  • @sithjohn80
    @sithjohn80 6 років тому +600

    Love how Jocko is super respectful and really takes the time to genuinely listen to his guests. Humble.

  • @americanmambi
    @americanmambi 6 років тому +1742

    We need a podcast with the 3 Js
    Joe, Jocko, and Jordan.

    • @raymeester7883
      @raymeester7883 6 років тому +205

      Can the internet handle that?

    • @NycDelivers
      @NycDelivers 6 років тому +116

      That would almost be tribal.

    • @TylerSchalk
      @TylerSchalk 5 років тому +72

      Raymeester if the internet can't handle that we need to break it harder than Kim Ks ass. That would be a podcast for the ages. There might not be any betas left after it hit.

    • @davidprice1908
      @davidprice1908 5 років тому +37

      I can readily confirm I am 100% ready to get after that scenario.

    • @fapstronaut3671
      @fapstronaut3671 5 років тому +33

      and Elon Jusk

  • @ADGO
    @ADGO 6 років тому +1668

    Jocko should write a follow-up: 12 Rules for Strife: An Antidote to Indiscipline. Get some.

    • @andrewcurzon8809
      @andrewcurzon8809 6 років тому +41

      I am not a laugh-out-loud guy but....that's a smart play on words ADGO, well played!

    • @notundermywatch3163
      @notundermywatch3163 6 років тому +4

      Get after it.

    • @MattZaycYT
      @MattZaycYT 6 років тому +1

      Yes!

    • @fortyninehike
      @fortyninehike 6 років тому +28

      Followed up by "How to tactically clean your room"

    • @Blueswailer
      @Blueswailer 6 років тому +10

      12 Rules for the Wife:
      Rule 1: NO DRY GODDAMN CHICKEN!

  • @theWayoftheHero
    @theWayoftheHero 6 років тому +411

    Jocko Willink could read the ingredient list on a bottle of ranch and I would be on the edge of my seat in suspense. That dude's voice is something serious lol

    • @NephilaClavata
      @NephilaClavata 6 років тому +15

      Yeah I wish he'd start recording audiobooks.

    • @FiremarshalM1
      @FiremarshalM1 4 роки тому +8

      " mayonnaise, sour cream, buttermilk, salt, black pepper, garlic, onion, chives, parsley, dill...now go away from darkness and toward the light." -in Jocko's voice.
      Grin, your welcome. 🕯💖👌🏼🤓😉

    • @Blondejones00
      @Blondejones00 4 роки тому +1

      And I’m here thinking I’m the only one listening and drooling ...😂👏🏻

    • @saffigrey5887
      @saffigrey5887 4 роки тому

      I know right XD

    • @lilslavboi2171
      @lilslavboi2171 3 роки тому

      BearlyMHere lots of intense pauses

  • @greyfoxninja1239
    @greyfoxninja1239 3 роки тому +76

    "You don't want to win a game. You want to become desirable across a set of all possible games, so people line up to play with you."
    Bloody brilliant.

    • @Lucid_Anomaly
      @Lucid_Anomaly Рік тому

      Let’s play a game. If I’m person B then your person _____ ?

    • @mr.shin.5138
      @mr.shin.5138 7 місяців тому

      or play "for" you, can be a double edge sword if your not capable of seeing deception as people can and WILL take advantage of your goodness, you can bet on that.

  • @ryrez4478
    @ryrez4478 6 років тому +522

    You guys are legit my replacement father figures. Thanks for giving me a better idea of how to be a man.

    • @chucksirron6346
      @chucksirron6346 6 років тому +5

      Ry Rez what about your father echoed what these men do? Don't write him off completely

    • @jefflentz4832
      @jefflentz4832 5 років тому +3

      Ry Rex ... I get it ! Now, Go Get Some

    • @lordofgraphite
      @lordofgraphite 4 роки тому +39

      @@chucksirron6346 for me, I've literally never had a father, he was 100% gone straight away, so nothing to write off or otherwise. These guys help massively and I see no shame in that. X

    • @schmidtforge1946
      @schmidtforge1946 4 роки тому +7

      Dude I'm 100% right there with you

    • @sh4rkb4it79
      @sh4rkb4it79 3 роки тому +8

      @@lordofgraphite there is no shame in that. More power to you, and I hope you’re doing alright

  • @RonHarveySC
    @RonHarveySC 5 років тому +192

    "Life is Suffering" says Jordan.
    "Suffering builds Character" my father used to say.
    "Character is Everything" says Jordan.
    Character is your set of tools for dealing with life.

    • @sribblehorse7998
      @sribblehorse7998 4 роки тому +8

      Ron Harvey that is a really really good way to connect the dots

    • @adamshockley1562
      @adamshockley1562 3 роки тому +3

      Our character is what carries us through life.

  • @apawinmyface
    @apawinmyface 6 років тому +312

    It loooks like Peterson’s sense of humor is back, and he’s been working on his laugh. Wonderful

  • @Noah-gv6zj
    @Noah-gv6zj 3 роки тому +68

    Anyone else notice how quickly Jocko adopts the speech patterns of whoever he’s talking to? The speed, the word choice, the individual habits of people. He never interrupts anyone unless the person talking to him does the same. That is good communication. That’s part of what makes him successful!

    • @dradamov
      @dradamov 3 роки тому +1

      Really cool insight!

    • @rileytodd4050
      @rileytodd4050 Рік тому

      That’s why he was a leader in difficult times

    • @avatarpt
      @avatarpt Рік тому

      So what does that mean on Lex podcast where he replies yes, no..

  • @viktorzolsar8873
    @viktorzolsar8873 2 роки тому +90

    Obviously I found this video a tad late and am just learning about these men. When Mr. Peterson said "be the most reliable person at your fathers funeral" that hit me hard as hell. My father passed this last year and it is true everyone was a blubbering mess and I felt it was my job to make sure things went smoothly. I grieved in silence in my own time, and it really meant a lot to hear someone respect that moment in my life.

    • @truck9009
      @truck9009 Рік тому +3

      I’ve always had the same role. I’ve always been the one others have leaned on, when they couldn’t stand alone. Maybe that’s why I am who I am, where I am, and when I am.
      One little bit of advice. Find a time and place to let your own grief out. If you don’t, it’s coming anyway. But, it’ll come at a time and place of its own. Most times it’ll be inconvenient as hell.

    • @alexashworth3119
      @alexashworth3119 Рік тому +1

      @@truck9009
      The world's sorrow leads to literal death.
      Godly sorrow leads to life and repentance.
      I think it's important to also point out that each of us leaned on someone else at many moments throughout our lives.
      From conception, through childhood, adulthood and if you become old and grey. Even castaways use what other human beings have taught and left behind to keep living.
      None of us exist without someone else, or else we wouldn't have been born.
      Human beings are meant to receive love and to share love.
      If not cared for humans would never be able to make it to an age where they could stand.
      For instance, babies who are killed before birth do not ever get to stand on earth like we do.
      No love. No life.
      At one point we cried uncontrollably and slobbered on ourselves, unable to even clean our own rear ends.
      People like to forget that and it instills arrogance.
      Each of us are as delicate as snow flakes. One or two degrees and it's all gone.
      God upholds everything that lives, even the wicked.
      The wicked do not inwardly acknowledge these things, that's how they can bring so much harm without an inch of self restraint or second thought.
      They don't believe in a higher authority and they do not believe the things they even say they believe.
      They don't believe they will be accountable.
      God has comforted me through plenty of pain and death. When I say comfort, in my situation I became well aware that God keeps us alive even when our hearts want to stop beating.
      Gods comfort keeps us alive when even our bodies should have failed.
      Grief has physical properties because it happens beyond the quantum level in the "Spirit".
      Information never actually "breaks down".
      The body may turn to dust, but the information never actually dissappears.
      Human bodies are mortal, but the spirit of a person isn't destroyed. Like everything else it just experiences a "phase change". Boiling water doesn't dissappear, it changes and it moves.
      Consciousness is the same way.
      Spirits are immortal.
      Destruction in the spirit is "eternal hell" but preservation in the spiritual realm is eternal life or "heaven".
      Death is something everyone has in common, but people don't confront it until it spits in their face.
      God taught me that goodbye isn't forever as far as death goes.
      Having the knowledge that there is a God and that there is more to the universe was essential to my personal survival.
      Wouldn't be here if it wasn't for him.
      Not that I am special, but I am blessed to have been made aware of it.
      Jesus was our example of how to face death. He beat it.
      He was proof that death is a force that is subject to God. Death doesn't reign.
      Death is not the final say. Nor is it a true authority.
      We thought gravity was in authority, birds knew long before rockets that this was not true.
      I suppose it's good to hang your head and sit in the dark sometimes.
      We gain knowledge and perseverance by it.
      But always take your inner light with you if you have one. If one doesn't have the light of truth in them, that's all they'll see in those moments is darkness.
      Have yourself a great day my friend.
      Feels good to see folks trying to encourage others. Hope is so important.
      Faith hope and love.
      Makes the pain tolerable. 👍

    • @nickglifts
      @nickglifts Рік тому

      Sorry to hear about your lost man, glad to hear you handled it well

    • @jjohal860
      @jjohal860 Рік тому

      Awsome job man ! U did it without being told. U hot some true character!

    • @Riklott1111
      @Riklott1111 Рік тому

      I did the same for all 4 of my family members who passed
      I fell apart afterwards but I’m proud of myself that I faced it with courage.

  • @gruttepier2165
    @gruttepier2165 6 років тому +228

    "Life is hard, and its harder when you're stupid" - John Wayne (Att.)

    • @patricknelen8744
      @patricknelen8744 9 місяців тому

      😊d😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

  • @simonelof2129
    @simonelof2129 6 років тому +1985

    Peterson as Minister for Education. Jocko as Minister for Defence.
    Sam Harris can make the coffee.

    • @coopermiller5836
      @coopermiller5836 6 років тому +203

      Simon Elof Well, Sam would be predetermined to do so, so he wouldn't have a problem with it.

    • @vinevienevo
      @vinevienevo 6 років тому +50

      Coffee might prove to be very stressful for Sam.

    • @johnthierry5864
      @johnthierry5864 6 років тому +20

      Pretty sure Sam is a cybernetic organism

    • @mahmudchariev2456
      @mahmudchariev2456 6 років тому +74

      Best Sam Harris joke I've ever read.

    • @TheSkinnychef1620
      @TheSkinnychef1620 6 років тому +34

      Ben Shapiro for AG?

  • @artem_lacks
    @artem_lacks 6 років тому +57

    Peterson is everywhere nowadays. And that's good.

    • @dfiala9890
      @dfiala9890 6 років тому +3

      His book tour has been very kind to him.
      I couldn't be happier about this

    • @pab4435
      @pab4435 4 роки тому

      Артём Белозёров agreed

    • @soyuzdavillan721
      @soyuzdavillan721 2 роки тому

      Brother Artyom!! Как поживаешь

  • @paulsims6240
    @paulsims6240 6 років тому +3164

    The SEAL and the Lobster.

    • @miketython6554
      @miketython6554 6 років тому +8

      Paul Sims hahah

    • @jbdmb
      @jbdmb 6 років тому +7

      Paul Sims hail lobster

    • @salal-abdullah3571
      @salal-abdullah3571 5 років тому +20

      Bro... that was juuuuuust right

    • @RuralLifeAndFamily
      @RuralLifeAndFamily 5 років тому +29

      The warrior and the beautiful mind.

    • @lordofgraphite
      @lordofgraphite 5 років тому +15

      Clean your room at 4:00 am!! -credit due to someone commenting on a previous podcast.

  • @whitwilliams5722
    @whitwilliams5722 6 років тому +745

    If you have a problem with Jocko or Jordan Peterson, you’ve got a problem with yourself.

    • @nikkishaye9385
      @nikkishaye9385 4 роки тому +2

      Damn. 💯❗️💯❗️

    • @tolvir5494
      @tolvir5494 4 роки тому +39

      It’s pretty obvious that people who hate JBP have never heard him speak or watched any of his content. They’d prefer to believe Vice hit-pieces about him.
      History will most likely look back fondly on Jordan and his lunatic ideologue adversaries won’t even be a footnote.

    • @nikkishaye9385
      @nikkishaye9385 4 роки тому +2

      Tol Vir history will definitely look back.

    • @tubenachos
      @tubenachos 3 роки тому +3

      Feminists

    • @rjDeol
      @rjDeol 3 роки тому +5

      AND I SUGGEST YOU LET THAT MARINATE.

  • @enigmapublius1
    @enigmapublius1 6 років тому +313

    I wish that Dr. Peterson knew how he saved my life! Also thank you for the podcast!

    • @kalash_nikov
      @kalash_nikov 6 років тому +38

      Same. One of my life goals is to thank him personally. Might seem like a stupid and unimportant thing to others, I can do it by email (I will do that too), but I want to shake the hand of a man who had such a huge impact on my life.

    • @vinevienevo
      @vinevienevo 6 років тому +22

      He knows. J.p. turned my dumb ass around too.

    • @nicholaspatton1742
      @nicholaspatton1742 6 років тому +1

      Enigma, PLZ GIVE YOURSELF A BREAK ......AND ..... PLZ GIVE YOUR WORLD A BREAK and the clean your room like jpb and jocko tell you to, ease up, life always turns to something new , allow that new thing to be a good thing, be honest, look to heal a relationship. ..... things will be okay

    • @ImNotJoshPotter
      @ImNotJoshPotter 6 років тому +6

      enigmapublius1
      He knows.

    • @junaidjan4576
      @junaidjan4576 6 років тому +1

      How exactly did he change your life?

  • @duster166
    @duster166 6 років тому +60

    PASS THE DAMN PUCK
    Dr Peterson would be an unreal hockey coach haha i love it

  • @jjuniper274
    @jjuniper274 4 роки тому +271

    45:00 when I was about 9 years old, my nearly 80-year-old great uncle once caught me looking at the down cards in a solitaire game.
    He very sternly said, "Don't cheat! If you cheat at cards, you'll cheat at life. It starts you down a bad path." Essentially, be honest in everything you do, even the small things.
    Over 40 years later, I remember that.

  • @cabal4171
    @cabal4171 6 років тому +250

    I would pay to have Jocko read the audio version of the book

    • @colesmith4545
      @colesmith4545 6 років тому +35

      No doubt, his pauses are awesome and give me time to think about what was just said. Very good reader honestly.

    • @gfunk62
      @gfunk62 6 років тому +4

      Cabal shit, id let him read "the little engine that could" to my son! it would be better than major payne

    • @grantstander3338
      @grantstander3338 4 роки тому +1

      @@gfunk62 Nobody beats Major Payne - Toot, toot, toooot!

  • @MrSggurcs
    @MrSggurcs 6 років тому +84

    Never thought it was such a big deal back when I was in the Marines... until my wife told me one day that one of the things she appreciated and noticed when we were first together was that I wasn't dressed like a yo-boy and wore fitting clothes and walked upright without a hunch.

    • @wiggityp
      @wiggityp 5 років тому +10

      @@daniellopez2239 Even if that were true it wouldn't serve as a critique or valid comment in this situation. Your premise is no doubt faulty and your comment is disengaged from any reality beyond your delusional experience. You presumably should have been paying more attention to this podcast as you seem to have no reason to actually be alive. I see you wrote this about 3 months ago; which is good because it means there were 3 months of opportunities for you to wink out of existence in some way. You have no value in your life. Thus life in general has NO value for you...and remember that good ol' Army song: "Suicide is painless. It brings on many changes..." Do yourself a favor dipshit.

    • @kushalsb460
      @kushalsb460 4 роки тому +9

      @@wiggityp Thats some way to deal with trolls.

    • @michaelsnyder8661
      @michaelsnyder8661 4 роки тому

      wiggityp I feel like this is to much for that insignificant comment lol

  • @TheBCSledder
    @TheBCSledder 5 років тому +9

    I swear if Jocko and Echo did a podcast that was purely advertising I'd listen to it all day.

  • @americanmambi
    @americanmambi 6 років тому +122

    So for this shoe I woke up at 4am, cleaned my room before 4:30am, hit the weights for a good hour, showered, then brewed 2 cups of Jocko White Tea and sat to listen. Great way to sort things early in the am.

    • @EvaGreenFanPennyDreadful
      @EvaGreenFanPennyDreadful 6 років тому +13

      It's piss easy to do that....the difficult part and literally where 99% of people fuck up: are you doing this in one month's time? And don't answer it, because you don't know the answer.

    • @ixLeGeNDaRyz
      @ixLeGeNDaRyz 6 років тому +13

      Evan Green true dat. momentary motivation is momentary

    • @travisn346
      @travisn346 4 роки тому +2

      You have to become enamored with the mundane. That is discipline.

    • @sh4rkb4it79
      @sh4rkb4it79 3 роки тому +1

      That’s fantastic, man. This is two years later, but that’s a great way morning

    • @joshuamugambegye8952
      @joshuamugambegye8952 3 роки тому +1

      Amazing Rugen. Am gonna start on that

  • @kauxkaux
    @kauxkaux 6 років тому +179

    Watching Jocko and Peterson talk is amazing... its like they are the two faces of the same coin.

  • @mrkooter
    @mrkooter 3 роки тому +32

    We need a week long, 4 hour podcast with Joe, Jocko, Jordan and David Goggins. I think it would get hundreds of millions of hits.

  • @AB-ee5tb
    @AB-ee5tb 4 роки тому +49

    People don’t understand how hard being a dishwasher at a restaurant is... I can’t believe Jordan and jocko share that experience

  • @schmidtforge1946
    @schmidtforge1946 4 роки тому +26

    I've never wanted to try to be a better man, husband, father, person, than when I listen to these men talk.

  • @danielgemmill987
    @danielgemmill987 4 роки тому +11

    Idk why but Jocko feels like my dad, Jordan Peterson feels like my grandpa, Goggins feels like my older brother, and Joe Rogan feels like my uncle who hangs out all the time

  • @seancronin4010
    @seancronin4010 6 років тому +91

    "My Friend" is so moving... tearing up. Thank you Jocko; insight into the beautiful side of humanity.

    • @RV-jw7nb
      @RV-jw7nb 4 роки тому

      I want to know who the friend was.

    • @alexmatthews180
      @alexmatthews180 4 роки тому +3

      @@RV-jw7nb Hey man, this is just a guess on my part, but I'm pretty sure the friend is Seth Stone, Jocko reads an open letter to him at the beginning of the live podcast (title "humbled and mystified"). Hope this helps👍
      Get after it.

    • @charliefarrell4888
      @charliefarrell4888 4 роки тому

      What was Jocko reading at the start of the podcast?

    • @RV-jw7nb
      @RV-jw7nb 4 роки тому

      @@alexmatthews180 thanks man

  • @johnt1741
    @johnt1741 6 років тому +23

    I am a bricklayer. I want these guys on my team.

    • @joehirstein8434
      @joehirstein8434 6 років тому +2

      John T it's a great listen, imagine our world w Dr. Peterson in Charge and Jocko as right hand man.. Lol almost like Hershel and Rick on walking dead reference.. Jocko easily could be in charge yet looks to him for advice to make sure he does the right thing w his power

  • @Ekricsoot
    @Ekricsoot 3 роки тому +4

    " A bad account for yourself and a bad plan is better than no account for yourself and no plan" - Jordan B Peterson.
    Thank you for this conversation to the 3 of you. This is priceless.

  • @finneganmcbride6224
    @finneganmcbride6224 3 роки тому +268

    When the smartest tough person meets the toughest smart person

    • @artyparty8166
      @artyparty8166 2 роки тому +1

      Don't steal people's comments.

    • @finneganmcbride6224
      @finneganmcbride6224 2 роки тому +1

      @@artyparty8166 ok i won't from now on.

    • @quinntolchin3080
      @quinntolchin3080 2 роки тому +2

      @@finneganmcbride6224 @Arty Party It’s not stealing if you don’t claim it as your own and spread the idea without personal gain. Just put a comment at the end acknowledging where it came from so commenters with sticks up their asses don’t freak out.

    • @Perfectard
      @Perfectard 2 роки тому

      @@quinntolchin3080 I wouldn’t say he has a stick up his ass. Because he saw no credit. I’m all for calling out copycats trying to claim the glory of someone else’s actions.

  • @coopermiller5836
    @coopermiller5836 6 років тому +118

    Tremendous podcast... I love how earnestly Jocko listens to Peterson.
    Some of the two best JBP interviews of all time.

  • @OldTomato44
    @OldTomato44 6 років тому +169

    This is the best Jordan Peterson video I've ever seen. This is a true and concise distillation of the essence of his beliefs. Not only that, but Jocko's questions are thoughtful and provocative in just the right ways, and yet he knows exactly when to back out and let Jordan say what he needs to say without interruption. THIS is a world-class interview, in my opinion.

    • @musicalfringe
      @musicalfringe 3 роки тому +2

      100%. The best JP interviews I've ever seen are Jocko's. The vibe is fantastic.

    • @limaalphacharlie
      @limaalphacharlie 2 роки тому +5

      This is why I pay for UA-cam premium.

  • @omarmiz
    @omarmiz 6 років тому +99

    Archetype Alert: the Soldier and the Sage

    • @sgtpaloogoo2811
      @sgtpaloogoo2811 4 роки тому +10

      The wise man and the warrior.

    • @docbohemian1328
      @docbohemian1328 4 роки тому +6

      Yup. Femtards beware because true masculine power is in the room

    • @czernya307
      @czernya307 4 роки тому +1

      @@docbohemian1328 Why should this be purely the province of men? Powerful women can also live by these qualities.

    • @czernya307
      @czernya307 4 роки тому +1

      @Josh Nonya Insecure, are you? I rest my case.

  • @huhhuhhuh4069
    @huhhuhhuh4069 6 років тому +23

    "There's nothing safer than competence."

  • @humphreyaugustus2932
    @humphreyaugustus2932 6 років тому +20

    The wise one leaves his mountain cave to meet with our hero Jocko the Mighty once again

  • @AlmightyDemon
    @AlmightyDemon 6 років тому +12

    “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed, citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.”
    ― Margaret Mead

  • @Compton2952
    @Compton2952 6 років тому +230

    Worlds collide yet again. Gentlemen, Thank you. Salute

  • @Ork20111
    @Ork20111 4 роки тому +17

    His story about waiting for a comrade comming home reminds me of 2003. I was at home because I broke my hand in an accident short before deployment. Took training a bit to serious. I was sitting in my living room watching TV. The barbacue was heating up. I went inside because it was fucking hot outside. My splinting was annoying me hard. I had a beer in my healthy hand. Then it comes on TV. A convoy was hit by an IED. 4 dead, 23 injured. I knew from the size of the unit given in the news within a second: This was my batallion.
    Back than I wasn't very experienced. Saw some small scale action later. But I never came in a situation again in my life that I hated more than this. Sitting on your ass, with a beer half around the world while your friends are lying in their own blood. Only thing that came close to it was seeing my grandma (which I really loved) suffering from dementia more and more over the years and not beeing able to do shit about it.
    This feeling of beeing unable to take action when the stakes are that high is the worst shit ever.

  • @williamjthompsonjr
    @williamjthompsonjr 6 років тому +641

    Jocko Peterson. The integrated lobster shadow.

    • @BradPitbull
      @BradPitbull 6 років тому +31

      William Thompson
      A SEAL, A LOBSTER AND AN ECHO WALK INTO A BAR....

    • @elplateado0018
      @elplateado0018 6 років тому +3

      DimensionZombie Then what happens ?

    • @jasoncooper8655
      @jasoncooper8655 6 років тому +11

      El Plateado 001 Alpha stuff.

    • @WJstudios04
      @WJstudios04 6 років тому +17

      So what are you saying is

    • @matthewfluty3075
      @matthewfluty3075 6 років тому +3

      Good evening

  • @terryobrien9846
    @terryobrien9846 4 роки тому +7

    Peterson and Jocko are currently my two favourite podcasters.
    Talk about effective time management.

  • @cydmarantis
    @cydmarantis 5 років тому +8

    I had all but given up on finding brave men of integrity, they just dont exist in my neck of the woods...then I found Jordan and Jocko who have begun to give me hope for the future of mankind...says the only woman to comment on this video, thank you for your service to mankind with this podcast.

  • @jean-nicolasduff6210
    @jean-nicolasduff6210 3 роки тому +5

    Dr. Peterson is incredibly articulate, I want him to explain EVERYTHING to me from now on! HAHA! GREAT INTERVIEW!!

  • @corbittscorner
    @corbittscorner 6 років тому +17

    That intro was fuckin powerful, man...

  • @yourstruly337
    @yourstruly337 4 роки тому +13

    Jocko is the closest thing to a real life Space Marine we have.

  • @datadwarfs4364
    @datadwarfs4364 6 років тому +43

    Jocko Willink and Jordan Peterson are 2 voices of reason in these crazy times!!!

    • @ImNotJoshPotter
      @ImNotJoshPotter 6 років тому +1

      Data Dwarfs Peterson has been going on an absolute tear through podcasts lately.
      The Cathy Newman surge.

  • @0dious
    @0dious 6 років тому +36

    Dr Peterson, ask Jocko to be the voice of this books audio release, no other person can say "STAND STRAIGHT" in quite the same manner.

    • @blazegunshark
      @blazegunshark 5 років тому +4

      Having listened to 12 Rules for Life, read by Peterson himself, and this is no disrespect to Jocko, I have to disagree. Hearing the emotion in his voice, there was no doubt in my mind that what he wrote was honest and from the heart. Nothing like the manufactured self-help bullshit you find everywhere else. There were moments where it sounded like if you could see him reading it, there might be tears running down his cheeks. It was humbling.

    • @hariman7727
      @hariman7727 2 роки тому

      @@blazegunshark AGREED.
      Now if Jocko writes a book, he should DEFINITELY do the audiobook himself.

  • @RodrigoRamirez-eq6gj
    @RodrigoRamirez-eq6gj 6 років тому +41

    The Jocko and the Jordan, pure savagery. Awesome.

    • @hariman7727
      @hariman7727 2 роки тому

      Two sides of the same coin.
      Endurance and perseverance through hell.

  • @headbandassasin
    @headbandassasin 6 років тому +533

    Lobster Team 6

    • @dfiala9890
      @dfiala9890 6 років тому +20

      Bucko Support Squad, standing ready.

    • @philosophe5319
      @philosophe5319 6 років тому +15

      More like lobster team 3, task unit bruiser. The most highly decorated special forces unit in the Pacific Ocean.

    • @cuzIambatman
      @cuzIambatman 6 років тому +2

      Jack Knudson lol gg

    • @cuzIambatman
      @cuzIambatman 6 років тому +3

      Jack Knudson make it task unit cruiser to add the ECHOCHARLESICHIBOHAA then its perfect.

    • @EpicMRPancake
      @EpicMRPancake 6 років тому +4

      Getting some since before there were trees for the enemy to hide behind.

  • @jhonwayne9999
    @jhonwayne9999 6 років тому +16

    Jordan Peterson's book list on his website is by far the best books I have read thanks so much Jp

  • @theodoroskitsios3251
    @theodoroskitsios3251 Рік тому +2

    At last !!!!!
    Jordan is saying the reallll truth !!!

  • @matthewcampbell9956
    @matthewcampbell9956 4 роки тому +3

    The story Jocko tells at the beginning should be listened to by all. Unbelievable, that level of selflessness. There are truly great people out there.

  • @rivercitymike76
    @rivercitymike76 4 роки тому +4

    listening to these stories is like being stabbed w the truth. Slapped w understanding. Kicked w Spiritual Knowledge. such intensity and raw power.

  • @laramatthews2082
    @laramatthews2082 4 роки тому +12

    Please pray that my 25 yr old son, Seth, will one day [soon] invest his time listening to conversations like this, esp this one. There's only so much a 'mom' can teach about becoming a good man and why that pursuit is valuable. Pray for me too, as I'm the voice of reason in his life. Thank you, guys!! You are fathers/mentors to so many forgotten young ppl! ❤🙏

    • @joshuamugambegye8952
      @joshuamugambegye8952 3 роки тому +1

      How is ur son now

    • @laramatthews2082
      @laramatthews2082 3 роки тому +2

      @@joshuamugambegye8952 Prayers are working! He's actually striking up conversations now vs just letting me think out loud lol. TY for asking!

    • @joshuamugambegye8952
      @joshuamugambegye8952 3 роки тому

      @@laramatthews2082 That's amazing. Am happy for him. All the best in life

  • @danielvillanueva6639
    @danielvillanueva6639 4 роки тому +4

    “Aim high and focus on the day”.So amazing how this podcast grounds me every time I hear the stories

  • @nicholaskoenig3106
    @nicholaskoenig3106 Рік тому +4

    I got discipline for days...but these two, such different experiences, yet have nearly the exact same wisdom. Love it.

  • @theVoid524
    @theVoid524 6 років тому +27

    Jocko, I just want to say that I'm impressed by how well you do interviews. you seem to have a nack for it

  • @metalwright
    @metalwright 6 років тому +75

    "Grow the hell up, buddy!"
    I just imagine 'Lunch Bucket' replying with, "I'm not your buddy, guy!"

    • @CompetitionChris
      @CompetitionChris 4 роки тому +8

      I'm not your guy, friend

    • @existentialhangover1124
      @existentialhangover1124 4 роки тому +7

      @@CompetitionChris I'm not your friend, pal.

    • @rickconnolly5006
      @rickconnolly5006 4 роки тому +2

      Ahhh relax guuuyyyy tekka load off putcha feet uuuup

    • @keck9387
      @keck9387 3 роки тому

      @@existentialhangover1124 I'm not your pal, chief!

    • @zilksmooth
      @zilksmooth 3 роки тому

      I’m not your chief neighbor

  • @TheMongolianMage
    @TheMongolianMage 4 роки тому +4

    I love Jocko's intros - he's such an understated spoken wordsmith

  • @asherray4969
    @asherray4969 3 роки тому +2

    JP, we need you now more than ever.

  • @julioarcaiko
    @julioarcaiko 6 років тому +4

    You can tell these guys really like each other. Jocko has a demeanor that puts Jordan at ease. He seems more easy going than his usual self.

  • @Usertrappedindatabase
    @Usertrappedindatabase 4 роки тому +5

    It’s beautiful to see the synchronicity of Peterson’s study and Jocko’s experiences come together to validate so true and validate such humbling and profound experiences of consciousness. The way the personal
    experience meets the thought process confirms the deeper reality. Peterson is NOT talking out of his ass here...

  • @gamerleo
    @gamerleo 3 роки тому +8

    I immensely enjoy when Dr. Peterson is discussing his one client that was trying to improve his salary by x3. As someone who is a educated public health professional, I had to apply for 185 jobs (with years of experience in the field), and I interviewed at only 6 organizations. I obtained one offer out of 185 jobs. It only takes one. Move forward :)

  • @MaxHarden
    @MaxHarden 6 років тому +8

    Never heard of Jocko but he seems to be an intellectual type brute. Strong body and mind. Good for him.

  • @vxn490
    @vxn490 6 років тому +38

    I've been on a JBP - Jocko binge these past few weeks. My brain exploded when I saw that this was just uploaded.

  • @tobygoodman9134
    @tobygoodman9134 2 роки тому +4

    12 Rules For Life is the most influential books I've ever read. JBP and Jocko are both responsible for me being the person I am today, the strongest, happiest and most sophisticated I've ever been.
    Part of it might be that I'm getting older and life is becoming easier, but I feel like because of those guys, it became a lot easier to focus and formulate plans, in order to make life so much better.

  • @livewellwitheds6885
    @livewellwitheds6885 4 роки тому +2

    Hearing peterson talk about his daughter helped me a lot I have a disability and serious chronic pain

  • @nickamacri
    @nickamacri 6 років тому +53

    Jordan Peterson is at an interesting point right now... he has this extended metaphor he uses to describe outstanding performance... he talks about the figure skater who's about to compete, and the skater's opponent goes out and just crushes it right before the skater is up... and he asks, what do you do if you're the skater at this point... and he says that all the skater can do is go out and skate on the absolute threshold of chaos, pushing himself to the brink of totally falling apart... that's brilliance, that's breaking what was previously understood as the limit... and he says we know this when we see it because we get chills watching stuff like this, watching someone operating at their absolute maximum, just a slip away from chaos.
    And I think that's where Jordan Peterson is right now and he knows it... he's attained this unexpected, rather unprecedented level of notoriety just by speaking his truth as he has come to understand it after decades of thinking about the human state. I've heard him say in a number of recent interviews that he worries about saying something offensive, something that will bring it all to an end... just the way the figure skater is a mere slip up away from collapsing. I actually believe Peterson thinks something like this is bound to happen... and I bet anyone thrust into the limelight would feel the same way. Peterson is doing everything he possibly can and he's reaching new heights in the process... but he believes himself to be in the place of the figure skater.
    And I think as a result of that he wants to shout his message as succinctly and loudly as possible to all who will listen while he has the forum... I think that's why he approached this podcast with the aim of hammering home the book again and again. He knows Jocko's podcast is a forum where he's not going to get questions about the alt-right, etc., so he used the podcast to get his core points out there uninterrupted as best he could.
    I support him in what I believe he's trying to do. But I believe he should be careful to not oversimplify as he strives to reach a mass audience while he has this moment. Jordan Peterson's brilliance does not reduce to "clean your room," as significant as that refrain is to his message.

    • @SK_Esskay
      @SK_Esskay 4 роки тому +1

      Nick Macri 😂😂😂😂🤦‍♂️

    • @kakuzzu
      @kakuzzu 4 роки тому

      Thats actually a great thought

    • @billerickson806
      @billerickson806 4 роки тому

      He doesn't care.

    • @thecoobs8820
      @thecoobs8820 3 роки тому +1

      Thanks for your comment!
      I agree with what you're saying here, and 2 years later it's still the same thing. I think that he was pushed into the limelight because the world around him needs this voice, a voice of clarity and truth with no propaganda, but hey his propaganda might be just that, also to show people, to tell people that you can practice becoming the best version of yourself despite the underlying "chaos and malevolence"-J.P, that others have played a role in causing. It seems like it's only now that people like Jordan Peterson, David Goggins, Jocko Willink, Ben Shapiro and for some including me Joe Rogan are successfully putting their word out there, a time where people know they need to hear unrelenting truth, yet some have trouble knowing that's what they're feeling. One by one, people are saying "fuck it, I'm gonna 'Get after it' and get my head screwed on straight. These men that i listed are the men that would've stayed silent, only if the world around them sufficed, and trying hard (and succeeding) to get people to wake their ass up.
      With how things are in society with emotional wrecks putting on a proud face to share their feelings, Jordan points out that even though these feelings are destructive not just to the individual but onlookers as well, they are also warranted and still hold value, for me what i think about the radical movements like the feminazis we all see is that, they demonstrate that they can have immense passion for something they believe in and these people are just one step away from learning to get a grip on reality.

  • @FelixxAlrick
    @FelixxAlrick 6 років тому +8

    Strength of body meets strength of mind, sharing strength of character. Great talk.

  • @InsertNameHere73894
    @InsertNameHere73894 6 років тому +4

    He deserves every bit of success he has attained.

  • @noemitadrzak6352
    @noemitadrzak6352 3 роки тому +2

    I am three years late, but this is THE best interview I have ever listened too.

  • @505KP
    @505KP 6 років тому +1

    "Do you want to be competent or do you want to be safe? There's nothing safer than competence." -- Brilliant.

  • @abhishekdwivedi2036
    @abhishekdwivedi2036 5 років тому +3

    Life has been changing for better listening to the two. And obviously working on that.

  • @ciarenm8242
    @ciarenm8242 3 роки тому +5

    Two pragmatic & deeply humane minds .
    Thank you both for your service to humanity

  • @frankiecastelluccio4710
    @frankiecastelluccio4710 6 років тому +3

    Jocko, echo, and Jordan should just make their own podcast.

  • @toejam8642
    @toejam8642 Рік тому +1

    We love Jordan Peterson so much knowledge 👏

  • @lloydbrown5248
    @lloydbrown5248 6 років тому +10

    The podcast in 2017 with Jordan was easily my favourite podcast ever. This is greatly needed and appreciated. Thank you Jocko, Echo & Jordan Peterson.

  • @TheHarperbow
    @TheHarperbow 6 років тому +350

    Good evening, lobsters.

    • @shanegreene6398
      @shanegreene6398 6 років тому +2

      TheHarperbow I read that in Echoe's voice and busted a gut laughing.

    • @TheHarperbow
      @TheHarperbow 6 років тому +2

      Echo is the shit!

    • @TheHarperbow
      @TheHarperbow 6 років тому +2

      Jeremy Vile
      It’s like... Yes... Roughly speaking

    • @nikkishaye9385
      @nikkishaye9385 4 роки тому

      🦞🦞🦞🦞hi

    • @ZephyrusBlue
      @ZephyrusBlue 4 роки тому

      Good evening, Emarosa profile pic using Lobster 🦞

  • @thelion6199
    @thelion6199 6 років тому +2

    Jocko and Jordan are so good together. They must realize that their world views are fundamentally the same. Jocko encourages change at the operational/tactical level and gives tools to help. Peterson provides assistance at the strategic/psychological/metaphysical level. Listen to these guys, incorporate their ideas, and watch the improvement in your life. These are basic, uncomplicated ideas that can help anyone.

  • @nicknewtonwilliams4777
    @nicknewtonwilliams4777 3 роки тому

    Jordan Peterson is always well worth listening to.

  • @riphihe
    @riphihe 4 роки тому +3

    the part about the lifeguard is DEFINITELY TRUE. i saved my brother's life once , he was panicking when we were in a lake swimming. I had to push him back before I could tow him in.

  • @razumikhinjones6283
    @razumikhinjones6283 5 років тому +5

    One of the funniest Peterson interviews...he is a joker at heart

  • @michaelvicksdog4098
    @michaelvicksdog4098 6 років тому +2

    In a world that looks like its taking a turn for the worse, it is bright light of hope and inspiration to see the worlds of jocko and peterson to collide in pursuit of truth and human good

  • @thewills12
    @thewills12 3 роки тому +1

    This is probably one of the best podcasts I have heard. Dr. Peterson is explaining things is a very relatable way that avoids his usual wordiness and allegory. He really is just a person in this one, with some great advice. "Don't teach yourself to not be afraid, teach yourself to be brave". Awesome

  • @baconpenguin94
    @baconpenguin94 6 років тому +5

    The theoretical and the practical in one glorious video

  • @Dude0000
    @Dude0000 6 років тому +23

    “I’m just too damned refined for your chicken”😂🤣

  • @joshuav4596
    @joshuav4596 2 роки тому +1

    I gave the semron at my dads funeral, August of 2021. It's good to be a pillar of strength and light of direction.

  • @djharmonix
    @djharmonix 6 років тому +8

    Jocko you're doing a great job as a host and interviewer. It's particularly awesome that you let the man speak without ever interrupting him during his wild but oh-so inspiring rants. Thank you for your work!

    • @MrCoreyCoreyCorey
      @MrCoreyCoreyCorey 4 роки тому

      This, yes man, I knew I would find this already stated. What a gentleman, to let him speak. I have so much respect for you both. I am proud of both of you. And I thank both of you for sharing your thoughts in the many videos from each of you that I have contemplated and enjoyed.

  • @knightbrolaire526
    @knightbrolaire526 6 років тому +13

    "... This is podcast number one-twelve with me, Jacked'o Willink and Echo Biceps...."

  • @jamesyboy4626
    @jamesyboy4626 6 років тому +15

    What a pleasant surprise, just subscribed 2 days ago after watching the first JP podcast and now this? Awesome.

  • @jonathanroberts6978
    @jonathanroberts6978 5 років тому +1

    I read 12 Rules then Discipline Equals Freedom almost back-to-back. A life-changing pair of books.

  • @rohanabraham4169
    @rohanabraham4169 6 років тому +3

    Jocko is one of those guys that all you have to do is stare into his eyes to see that he works his ass off.

  • @ilovezombies222
    @ilovezombies222 2 роки тому +11

    I often come to this podcast because of depression, jocko helps me get through this tough time. Great, great guy I cannot thank him enough.

  • @kauxkaux
    @kauxkaux 6 років тому +80

    I would like to see an interview with Peterson´s daughter... man, her story makes me cry every time he reveals something new about it

    • @fabianb.5348
      @fabianb.5348 6 років тому +14

      There are multiple interviews of Peterson and his daughter on youtube. Search for "the agenda depression Peterson"

    • @thomaslopez3774
      @thomaslopez3774 6 років тому +2

      kauxkaux she's all over instagram, check her out. All she eats is steak, it's pretty funny.

    • @hariman7727
      @hariman7727 2 роки тому

      There's a lot more on that in 12 Rules For Life.
      Mikhaila Peterson is TOUGH.

    • @nataliek5134
      @nataliek5134 2 роки тому

      She has her own podcast here on UA-cam. Check it out she's amazing

  • @Jack.Flesch
    @Jack.Flesch Рік тому +1

    We need another Jocko podcast with JBP!

  • @rfpeace
    @rfpeace 6 років тому +86

    FANTASTIC! Three of my favorite people all together!
    more please :)