Before I heard of Jordan Peterson I did not even realize that in these new times we were missing a public figure who we can look up to, someone who inspires us, teaches and gives us a good example. For me, and millions of others, JP feels like the father figure

This gives me hope. I'm not sure if this counts as a therapy session but to me it was incredible. Thank you Jordan Peterson

What a shame that some colleges are prohibiting their students from hearing Jordan Peterson's very important lessons for life. What a great loss. What i've noticed in my "working class life" is that many of the younger people have found him and that his lectures are available online (youtube). We need more of this man and those like him.

4:31 Chapter 1: Stand up straight with your shoulders straight 16:24 Chapter 2: Treat yourself like someone you are responsible for helping 22:53 Chapter 3: Befriend people who want the best for you 25:45 Chapter 4: Compare yourself to who you were yesterday, not the useless person you are today 37:22 Chapter 5: Do not let your children do anything that makes you dislike them 48:54 Chapter 6: Set your house in order before you criticise the world 58:47 Chapter 7: Pursue what is meaningful, not what is expedient 1:05:00 Chapter 9: Assume the person you are listening to knows something you don’t 1:11:43 Chapter 11: Do not bother children while they are skateboarding 1:17:09 Chapter 12: Pet a cat when you encounter one in the street 1:22:30 Q&A session Chapter missing: Chapter 8: Tell the truth. Or at least don’t lie Chapter 10: Be precise in your speech

I am not in an economic position to pay for a psychologist, listening to Peterson Jonson speak in these clinics/seminars is really compelling and helpful to people like myself who are seeking psychological reason and understanding and are not in a position to do so.. Thank you so much for this, things like this means the world to some of us..

one of the most well articulated men we’ve been blessed enough to live in the same generation as. love this man.

The moment I found Jordan Peterson, my love of learning returned. This world has really got me down. Jordan brings me hope.

Brilliant, deeply insightful, painfully human lecture. The meaning of life is self-overcoming. The overman is ourselves in progress.

To anybody reading this, I pray that whatever is hurting you or whatever you are constantly stressing about gets better. May the dark thoughts, the overthinking, and the doubt exit your mind may clarity replace confusion. may peace and calmness fill your life.

When nobody else celebrates you, learn to celebrate yourself. We hope to see more like this.

I’m in a time of my life where I really needed to hear these words. I can not wait to read the entire book.

This man is really inspirational and his ideas and the way he presents and communicates them are a blessing for our species!

This man is a gift to humanity

33 years old, No education or understanding before hand on life just lived it, feeling my way through. Listening and resonating so deeply with him with what i stumbled upon, fumbled, tumbled through life so far.. haha This man is everything to humanity

Never have I been so moved than when I listen to Jordan Peterson. His humility and pure concern for us as humans, as individuals in need, calls to my soul. Each day, to be just a little bit better, a little kinder, a little more honest, to listen with real interest, all of this and so much more. To be just a little more, than I was yesterday.

I just discovered him like 5 days ago and I can’t stop listening to him . JP is such an inspiration.

3:30 - Rule 1 "Stand up straight with your shoulders back" 16:23 - Rule 2 "Treat yourself like someone you are responsible for helping" 22:53 - Rule 3 "Make friends with people who want the best for you" 25:44 - Rule 4 "Compare yourself with who you were yesterday" 37:20 - Rule 5 "Do not let your children do anything that makes you dislike them" 48:52 - Rule 6 "Set your house in perfect order before you criticise the world" 58:47 - Rule 7 "Pursue what is Meaningful" - - :- - Rule 8 "Tell the truth or at least don't lie" seems to be mixed in with Rule 7 1:05:00 - Rule 9 "Assume the person you are listening to might know something you don't. - - : - - Rule 10 "Be precise in your speech" seems to be mixed in with Rule 9

You can tell how excited he gets and truley inspired by how many people showed and are happy to hear him. He is definitely a blessing to us. This is someone who I look up to. I dont understand why people would be trying to cancel him.

Honestly, I don't follow him like a cultist but this man has definitely helped me become a better person today. I lost my job during the covid-19 outbreak but I took what he said to heart and ignored the crisis and worked hard. during a job test I cried in the middle of the night because I thought I would never get to the cut off but It was really ingrained into me that we have the power to change our lives, it is up to us. So, I stood up! Sat down straight, Wiped my tears and took control. I made it! I got the job, built my very first computer, got tons of freelance work and retained my relationship with my family, girlfriend and peers. There are more fighting to be done but it gives me courage to have that control. His lessons change me a better man, father, lover and son. Thank you.

I am amazed at the amount of wisdom that he has been able to cram in his head,and then be able to recall it in a useful manner. He is amazing!!!!

Dr. Jordan is really amazing. Giving his knowledge to lots of people and end up crying deep inside because he feels the pain from us.

I’ve watched this talk a few times now and it never gets boring. I hope all the people that need encouragement get to see listen to him talk.

I really sincerely admire this man. I am in my room, listening to the whole lecture with full attention and at the end, I could not stop clapping for him. I like him for his intelligence, communication skills and much more which I do not want to write about right now.

The fact of having been listening to jordan b. peterson for 1 hour and a half, has made me realize how smart he is, and how subtle and delicate language he uses. You can appreciate the contrast of wisdom with the part of the questions of the spectators. He has given us in a podcast an incredibly useful amount of information. Keep it up jordan

"Resentful people who want to change the world should not be trusted" thank you Jordan for verbalising such important piece of wisdom.

After reading alot of the comments it came to me that you guys are a bunch of excellent individuals seeking to better their situation. Kudos to you all. I've been following JP for years and it's official... He brings out the best in us all. Thank you, Dr. Peterson, you've helped me as well and I am grateful beyond measure.

Came back to this lecture after a couple of years. Its as if I heard it for the first time!! ✨😇

Thank you Jordan for your words of wisdom and enlightenment. I Helps to see things from a different prospective i believe these words are valuable tools. Graditude and applications ❤

Brilliant man… he has in every sense changed my life

21:50 "You have a light you have to bring into the world, and if you don't bring it into the world, the world is a dimmer place, and that's a bad thing because when the world is a dimmer place it can get very very very dark." This is so profound in many ways. You caught me by surprise and put words to my 40 years of action, and got a tear as a reward. I like to think of my light as a torch to light others lights, I hope that makes sense Mr Peterson. Best of wishes to you. Thanks you for the mental health breaks :)

This is what happens when a person dedicates himself to being a better human being. Wonderful man. And we are blessed by his presence among us.

Absolutely in his element it's fantastic to see him thrive and I'm so glad he's back.

I wish I could have him as my psychologist. What a truly great man. Love him to bits.

Holy Crap! The best lecture I've ever heard. I was in tears at some points. Smart? Inciteful? That doesn't even begin to describe this. JP, you are a beast! And also the most well grounded person ever. I can't even express the impact this video has had on me.

I'm actually reading this book right now and it's been such a journey of self knowledge and learning process about life in general. God bless JP!

I am moved. I sat through this whole thing in awe. Never heard of him before I am so glad I found this. He says what we all need to hear, over and over again. A man to look up to, to trust. Teaching good teaching what our children need to be taught. I'm going to start sharing this over and over. We all should. He is amazing. I had to rewind quite a bit because it was hard fir me ti grasp at times I mean I got it but took me a couple tries some times. I'm inspired to do better to help to be self conscious all of it. I will be listening to this again. Thank you so much for this.

I really appreciate and respect that he takes the moments he needs to gather his thoughts and you can see how much he cares. I heard someone say "he's a father figure for a fatherless generation" I really have to agree

I was raised without parents which had a devastating effect on my up bringing but not as devistating as it is as an adult. I really needed the wisdom and the teacher. I am really enjoying listing and learning from these lectures and i hope i can find something to inspire me to pick myself up and put my best foot forward. Thank you

I just came across this amazing man today on 7/30/2022 and I feel very compelled to read everything he has written.

This Dr Peterson talk is perfect to revisit every so often, just to refresh, reevaluate, revitalize, and recharge. What a gift he is to us all via those who will listen, react, reap and so spread the rewards. God bless him!

I'm so grateful for this man's contribution to our society.

I am so very very thankful and grateful to you Dr Peterson. Your wise advice and philosophy is helping me rebuild my life, sincerely I salute you Sir 💯🙏

"He who has a why, can bear almost any how." That is a beautiful quote.

I sincerely wish to share my hope that you know how much respect and gratitude I have for your efforts to make positive changes to (me!) individuals and society. It hurts me to see the pressure often placed upon you during interviews and am in awe of how you are able to still seem to put the needs of others beyond yours and continue your work. Thank you.

I love the book, I ready it twice and really engaged me in a lot of changes. It made me realize I was mentally ill and thus look for medical treatment. I discovered to be bipolar, and I am getting better everyday. If I haven't read it, I would probably be dead by now! Instead, I am accepting my condition and learning to live with it day after day. I am here to recover the core concepts of the book.

Hah, I see my comment still, one year ago. Here I am watching the whole thing again. This is absolutely one of my favorite lectures from Jordan. I still haven't bought the book, but I will, soon. About two years ago my mom passed away,. And as many people know is that it's a very difficult time, she was only 56 years old. I got very bad anxiety and panic attacks from all the stress and emotions thinking of "What is the meaning of life" or "I have lost my mom, the person in this whole world that regardless of what I do in life, she will always love me. What am I even supposed to do now?" types of questions, I also started to question if it even really was panic attacks, maybe my heart is just failing me, scared as you can be. However, about one and a half years ago I decided that I wanted to become something, I don't want to work at a place to do something for the rest of my life that I dislike. But before I could apply for a course (in IT) I needed to study up a few subjects in order to qualify, or have enough points to even make it to the list of applicants. I did that for six months, really working my hardest, and for my panic attacks and anxiety I started running and now also taking cold showers for the bast 2-3 months, it has helped a lot with that. After those six months I applied to the course, there was about 200 or something applicants, they only had 35 spots open, so I had to do a test that involved questions about the subjects that the course taught you. So I spent about one month or so just preparing for that test, writing down everything I could find online about it on a paper. I recorded myself all 20-30 pages on my phone and every time I went out on a walk, which I did almost every day walking 10 miles and just listening on my probably 2-3 hour recordings, and also when I worked, when I could. I did the test and I patiently waited to see if I got in or not, 2-3 weeks of nothing and let me tell you the anxiety I had my just waiting, what if I don't get in? My future, or the live I want to live would be set back hugely, I couldn't imagine having to work with what I was working for another year. If I don't get in this time, will I even get in next year? My motivation is now. Then the email came, I got in, I got super happy and felt such a big burden lift off my shoulders. Here I am now been studying to become a "Cloud and IT- Infrastructure Engineer", I have about a little more than a year left and so far I have aced everything on the course and I am so proud of myself. I cried writing the part about my mom, but there is a difference between my crying when she passed and crying now. I still cry thinking about my mother sometimes, but the difference between then and now is that now I know that I am okay and I will be okay. I love Jordan Peterson and he has so many great advice. So whatever you are going through, just know that it will be okay, you will be okay. Work on yourself.

Whenever I listen to Jordan I feel that his intellect and compassion is so astonishingly powerful and deep that I must try to understand it as far as possible, he is one in a billion and I can only dream to meet, discuss, and learn his beautiful compassionate breadth of knowledge.

He taught me how to face my fears and my biggest fears was leaving the house and being around people and now I walk outside and take my kids to school everyday thank you JP baby steps right 👍📝🧐🥰😇🙏

What a great man. We need more people in academia like him.

The greatest compliment I can give Dr Peterson is that I was living on "autopilot", and he got me to think and re-engage in life!

God bless Jordan B. Peterson! I'm forever grateful to God for sending us your voice and heart as a beacon of transformative light in these dark and challenging times. :)

I really wish I had found someone like Peterson when it might have helped me. Almost every negative life event a human could undergo I have. Not all, but most. Abandoned by my moms at 7, then raised by violent drunks who would beat me until I pissed myself when angered. Unless they were feeling lazy then they would throw glass ashtrays or firewood at me. When social services showed up I hid under the house because reasons. Sexually assaulted by some one 7 years older than me when I was still a virgin which I was punished for by being kicked out of my home while still a minor. I didn't tell anyone I was convinced I must have done something to bring it on. Buried my 4 month old daughter from apparently (this is the end of the innocence) SIDS. Then the issues with alcohol, and pills. Couldn't maintain longterm employment was kicked out of college for having cannabis in my off campus apartment. Couldn't maintain relationships because I only partnered with toxic people due to self esteem issues. Never really got it right and now I'm in my fifties so I can't help myself there's nothing worth helping. The only thing I have left to look forward to is death and I'll probably fuck that up too somehow. If anyone bothered to read my pity party I want you to listen. Your life is worth saving. Don't do what I did. You are worth it. I don't care what your circumstances are. You deserve better and you can have it. DON'T give up on yourself and compound failure with self pity. Be the light you were born to be one small step at a time. And listen to Peterson he's a gifted communicator and a wise man who is not some right-wing ideologue. He is trying to help. And before you throw it all away like I have let him show you the way out of darkness. Please don't fuck it all up. There's no point in it.

"Compare yourself to the person you were yesterday." We have to protect this man.

I have the audio book for the Antidote to Chaos and I love the book. I find some of the rules hard to follow but for the most part that's because I am stuck in my own cycles. I am trying to break out of them but I haven't managed it yet. I do keep listening to the book and I keep looking inward for places to change.

I've been watching him since I was 16. I'm 17 now and just started reading his book. He really helped me change my life from guns drugs sex and stealing, to something much better. I want a head start on my future, and he really helps me with that

I love this speaker, he presents ideas in a very useful way. One can tell that he really cares about his students, (who are all of us.) He has a subtle humour.

Tq sir for all ur nice suggestion, ur suggestions help me to make some decisions this year. But somewhere my life is still struggling between right decision and wrong decision, meaningful and meaningless works. I like to read " 12 rules of life" because I think this book might help me to grow and find my life beautiful ❤️.

Thank you. Knowing there is someone out there who feels the same way as I do gives me the the strength and courage to carry on and keep fighting. You are a beautiful man and a beautiful soul. God bless you and yours, Oliver. I wish you many rising roads and the wind to be always at your back. And, until the Good Lord calls u home, may He hold you in the palm of His hand just as I hold your music in my heart and soul. 😇🎸

Started to read this book, today... Can't stop reading, this man is a bloody legend. In one word: "Characterdevelopement". I am going so far and would say, every young man or teenager should read it.

He really is such a great person. I have the highest respect and admiration for him. In the sea of comments that he probably reads if he sees this one I would just like to thank him from the centre of my heart and give him a massive hug. Much Love to you brother Peterson ❤️

4 million people took an hour and thirty minutes out of their day to watch a lecture on how to better their lives. I officially have hope for the future.

In one speech he mentions that we must set goals and make sacrifices and just find a place to get started, even if you have to start in small pieces that you can handle. All that matters is that you start it, and the rest of the pieces will start falling into place. This process builds new parts of you and ofc it builds more and more neural networks, which then allows you to see more and understand more, unlocking more of yourself and your brain, and your over-all character and perception of life. You build up a hierarchy of information all while unlocking hidden information within yourself, that's been coded in our DNA over thousands and thousands of years of our existence. All that information our fathers and their fathers have collected over time, is up to us to keep it going or else lose it all. That's why we need people like JP because he's a mentor to many that are now growing up in a society where those strong male role models are rare and almost a dead breed. That's something we can't let happen and now that I'm 30 and realizing what he's teaching, one of my top goals will to be just as articulated as he is and better, in order to carry everything he's teaching to future generations or else the chain breaks and we will likely be screwed as a species

Dr..you are an inspiration and a very positive in an all two negative space of this world I know that you don't pay no attention to your critics other than praying for them and hoping that they find the way but I feel I should tell you to continue bringing these matters of subject to light because you are helping also many countless people with your wise words and ways of thinking including me I have found such inspiration in the mechanics of your thinking in presentations thank you from the bottom of my heart sir

Jordan Peterson has so much content it at times feels like there is never enough time!! I like how he digresses and even in the digression the content therein is still as important!! You're indeed a gift to mankind. both proverbially and literally. God bless this man.

Peterson is a genius, the ingenuity he shows in contemplating human psychology and variation of human behavior towards different situations us absolutely magnificent. He clears the fog which covers the path laid in front of us by giving significant valued ideas , that gives extreme benefit ro so many people. We can't repay to him the debt which he gives us .

JP is amazing, but what really gets me are the comments on this video. I’m actually teared up. What a crazy world we live in, how weird and difficult and also wonderful to be a human being. These comments get to me because it proofs we’re all human, with defaults, with the same suffering. But it also proofs there is hope. That life is not worthless. That the ideas this man brings to the table actually safe lives. Thank you JP and to all the people out here taking his words into their hearts, minds and actions: I really do wish you all the love, strength and honesty ❤️

Man I am so gutted I completely missed this, I've been wanting to see him in person since his first appeared on Joe Rogan's podcast. It's really amazing to see him go from obscure professor to massive global thinker, just shows you the value of speaking truthfully eh..

Jordan peterson is a proof for the existence of the idea of Ying and Yang. While the world goes nuts, he appeared and sets simple things strait. Thx a lott Dr. Peterson

Whenever my life starts to feel out of control, I go to my bedroom and clean it. So when I learned of this advice from Jordan Peterson, I couldn’t agree more. 😅 He has a logical and simple way of troubleshooting life.

What a gifted man Jordan Peterson is.His command of the English language is undoubtedly of the very best in the world.As speaker on his field of study,surely he is the best in the world.His amazingly quick and sharp mind is totally unbelievable.I can listen to this genius man for hours.What a privilege to be able to listen to knowledge,wisdom,vision and insight. He is so great.Michael Einkamerer from South Africa.

Powerful from the erudite professor. So inspiring. It stimulates my love of learning.

I don’t think many other 17 year olds are watching this, but I for sure am. This man is amazing

It’s rare to find such a wise human with such intellect that also has a huge amount of empathy. So often getting a long and lengthy education can push down the empathetic side of one. He teaches us we can give the gift of both ❤️

I am blown away by this sentence: "If I don't like life, is my judgment to be trusted if I haven't done everything I possibly can to set life right?" This has inspired me to keep on trying.

This man has the ideas that can bring back normalcy and place to anyone in the world. He is truly the GOAT. His talks can bring you back to earth and help you focus on truly putting your life on it's best track and you on the best track for your own success and failures you will find along the way.

32:39(32:56) - practical knowledge on how to achieve a goal, high aim > break it down to challenging but achievable steps 33:20 34:56 - what is a good goal 35:51(36:16) - the goal should be 40:29 - pursue what’s meaningful and you’ll encounter that which you least want to encounter 42:23(42:43) 44:36 49:58 - JP is human 50:26 - don’t really want to know 52:06 - resentment is a key human motivator and great teacher 55:34(56:06) - extreme ownership 56:32 - solzhenitsyn took responsibility for “getting himself in” the concentration camp 57:26(58:09) - try not doing/saying anything you know is wrong 1:02:56 1:03:36 - you don’t want to inflate yourself with fictional heroism without knowing the fact on the ground 1:04:09 1:05:37 - you don’t know enough 1:06:47 1:07:17 - if you actually listen to people, they will tell you what is wrong with them, how to fix it and what they want 1:07:49 - that feeling of being engrossed is the feeling of meaning Feeling of meaning = being exactly in the right place and the right time 1:08:45 - goal = if you could have what you wanted so your life would be ok 1:10:45 - you don’t want to win, you want to fix the problem, that’s the winning 1:21:02 - only tragic, not hell 1:28:31 - Christ is the dying and resureecting hero 1:28:53

Every time I listen to this I discover some new meaning or reflective and enquiring thought. I don’t know if JBP the greatest mind and author alive, but he’s certainly my favourite and perhaps the most important to mankind and western civilisation at this present time ❤️

I was listening to Bill Mahrs podcast and Jordan Peterson was the guest. I looked him up & what I read was “WOW” which led me to his web page & eventually to here. There are no words to describe how moved I am to discover this unique individual who so unselfishly devotes himself to humankind. Speaking so that every person listening would be able to comprehend no matter their background, education, age or experience. I have moved him up into my #1 mentor spot because, above all else, I would like to experience the emotions he expresses out of pure love for every last person here on earth. I am eternally & forever grateful Professor Peterson for you and the example you are showing to all of the world with your unbelievable scope of compassion and your unselfish desire to share your knowledge so that it reaches & can be understood by all and any lucky enough to find you! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! You have given me back some hope for the future and a reason to strive to follow your example.❤

Jordan Peterson has to be the only person I can listen to for an hour and a half, and not even think once about when it's going to end. Such an amazing man.

The quote at 1:16 really hit me. It made me realize I have been hiding from the negative in the world and not upholding my responsibility to add my soul/light/influence to the fabric of our society. " The failure to participate fully in being, leaves a hole that's precisely the size of their soul in the cultural landscape. its no joke, we need all the light we can bear on the situation."

I love how he literally says he wrote the book for himself. I love his vulnerability and that he owns that he is a real person, who makes mistakes like everyone else.

This guy is always sharp and direct to the point. No sugarcoating, no bullshit etc. I like that style. I cannot find words to describe him, English is not my mother language, but I just wanted to say that I’ve learnt a lot from this video and I am going to watch more videos of his and probably read his book if I have more free time.

Just discovered John Peterson and I'm enjoying his teachings. I too had that problem where "friends" would not listen to me. As soon as I stopped interacting with them, they noticed and thought something was up... This is where that cliché saying where "silence is power" makes sense.

Read several comments on here...made me smile..laugh and tear up! It’s a beautiful thing to see how this brilliant man brings logic, hope and inspiration to those of us searching for a more meaningful life.

oddly enough, I have found these methods throughout my life experience. Its would have been nice to read about this years ago, but I also feel that I have learned more since going through it naturally. Good video

54 Here and still learning ! All you youngsters there’s wisdom in Jordan’s words.

Wow! Very impressive. We clearly have been on a similar path, however you obviously have been taking notes! Thanks for sharing your hard work!

God Bless Jordan for all his incredible insights. I have learned so much on so many levels.

He tells me exactly what my parents taught me. Every single rule. They were WWII parents. First child born 1941. August. Depression teenagers. Also, valedictorian and salutatorian if their same class. Played Romeo and Juliet opposite each other. Their Dec 7th was in a movie theater, a month ahead of their wedding. They celebrated 50 years of marriage, a month before he died. It was his goal. And they went out in style. I was a trailer, born in 1957. But everything Jordan is talking about is how I was raised from my first breath. Every single thing. So, how did I work out? Married at 21. Married twenty four years to a woman who I loved, dead at 43. One son. Then married her best friend. 20 years. I love her too, but not the same. Just different. She is by far the better woman. My first was, by far, the better wife. But life goes on, and how many men can say they were married to two opposite women, yet never felt he made a bad choice? 44 years. Eat your heart out, guys. I would that each of you ever knew such a love for even a year. Why? My parents. God bless them. Even when dead, they had created a good person. I thank them daily.

You only have to read the comments here to see the profound positive effect this man has on so much of humanity. Its truly remarkable and utterly inspiring. Thank you and thank you all (you guys).

I re watch this video once every 6 months or so, I end up going back to it when I'm feeling like I'm not going on the right track. It always resets my mind, I always find it interesting how our minds can wander around and start doing the things that aren't in our best interests again

We need to protect this man at all costs.

He makes me believe in psychology more than before.

good lecturer. Set up your goal.2. Break the goal down to parts so you can move towards it. AIM high, break the goal down, make the next step difficult so you have to push past to where you are but also provide yourself with a reasonable probability of success. ---the best advice I have had in awhile and its from professor Peterson.

I read his book. As a Clone Trooper, one of the best books I've ever read. I highly recommend it.

Being 18 years old watching him is probably the best choice ive ever made

He is unceasing beacon to all who are fighting dark side. Ever since I started listening to him and read his book I am more focused and consistent.

I wished I could meet u in person. Aftering watching you describe your book, I just felt a sense of connection with u , myself and this world. I enjoyed every minute of u talking about life. Alot of it I already in countered with but u make so much sense of everything u spoke on. U are truly gifted with the ability to put in to words and describe what it is that it takes to be a good productive person in this life. I loved it and I will try to find ur book and I will tell as many people about u as I can and who will listen. During ur speech u said some things that I really needed to hear and it made me realize that all the abuse that I have went in my life did not and will not defy me. And I am a good person because i do try to be a good person to everyone I meet. And u showed me that . After so much criticism and mental abuse from a boyfriend I started to think he maybe right but I always knew it was him that needed counseling because he has underlying issues that has never even been addressed. But I can't get him to listen to me about anything cause he acts like he knows everything and I know nothing because we are same age. I enjoy learning and it fills my soul to have a meaningful conversation with someone who like I said listens. But I just wanted to thank u so much for just being you. You are a great speaker and very wise person .

Great lecture, my first exposure to this brilliant thought provoking man. I look forward to more of his thoughts.

Listening to Jordan Peterson has helped me become a better man over the past 7 years. It's hard not to get emotional listening to this.