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- A book summary and review of 12 Rules For Life: An Antidote To Chaos by Jordan Peterson.
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[0:37] RULE 1: Stand Straight With Your Shoulders Back
[1:11] RULE 2: Treat Yourself Like Someone You Are Responsible For Helping
[2:04] RULE 3: Make Friends With People Who Want The Best For You
[2:35] RULE 4: Compare Yourself To Who You Were Yesterday, Not To Who Someone Else Is Today
[3:25] RULE 5: Do Not Let Your Children Do Anything That Makes You Dislike Them
[4:14] RULE 6: Set Your House In Perfect Order Before You Criticize The World
[4:59] RULE 7: Pursue What Is Meaningful, Not What Is Expedient
[5:34] RULE 8: Tell The Truth Or At Least Don't Lie
[6:40] RULE 9: Assume That The Person You Are Listening To Might Know Something You Don't
[6:50] RULE 10: Be Precise In Your Speech
[7:33] RULE 11: Do Not Bother Children When They Are Skateboarding
[8:15] RULE 12: Pet A Cat When You Encounter One On The Street
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“If you fulfill your obligations everyday you don’t need to worry about the future.” - Jordan Peterson
God what a stupid recommendation
@@RichRich1955 God what a stupid comment.
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@@RichRich1955 any normal explanation?
whoa man this is soo deep . If he hadn't have said this i would newer know this . What a deep thinker he is
1. Stand straight with your shoulders back
2. Treat yourself like someone you're responsible for helping
3. Make friends with people who want the best for you
4. Compare yourself to who you were yesterday, not to who someone else is today
5. Don't let your children do anything that would make you not like them
6. Set your house in perfect order before critizising the world
7. Pursue what is meaningful, not what's expedient
8. Tell the truth or at least don't lie
9. Be precise in your speech
10. Assume the person you're listening to knows something you don't
11. Don't bother children when skateboardinhlg
12. Pet a cat when you encounter one on the street. Endulge in pockets of light.
David Edwards what is something different or new in these rules ! ?
@@muhammadameen8637 naw, he was trying to save people time by posting the rules all in a row, but failed to realize that the list of rules and time stamps are right there in the description.
A little overzealous. Eager to help though. Good guy. Or gal. I don't remember.
Thanks Edward. Perfect to read after or before viewing video to solidify the info.
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Pet a cat?
Stray cats shouldn't be touched. They often bite and can give blood poisoning.
I haven't read the book but I can clearly realize everyone one of them in my life. Especially when it comes to friends, we hung out with people just because we know them for a long time even if they don't bring any value into our life.
Great video!
and that moment when you feel everything is meaningless, i guess everyone experiences that at some point, glad that you are back!
Glad to be here thanks for dropping a line
What do you mean they don't bring any value in your life? Unless your definition of value is only material. These friends can create these brief moments of pure bliss, euphoria and feeling connected, the ones that get hard-written into your memory so much that a simple reminder of that moment will bring out a tiny amount of that bliss that you felt.
Otherwise you use money to spend on goods, on people you love, on opportunities to do something awesome or on ecstasy and have once in a lifetime day of love and euphoria or buy a thing you really wanted - all these induce some variant of happiness or pleasure that you seek and get from these friends of yours, even if it's short-lived. But it all comes down to the same thing - it brings you happiness, offsets negativity in your life and makes life worth living. So if you say that your house, your car or the new thing you bought bring value that your friends don't, then you are wrong.
Would you say your beloved dog doesn't bring value to your life? It brings more happiness that you otherwise pursue by buying things you want. So these friends of yours are just as valuable as any other thing that makes your life more positive. Actually, if they bring you more joy than any material thing , then they are bringing the most value to your life and deserve to participate and have a place in one of your episodes of life.
If I misinterpreted your post and turned out condescending, well then I'm sorry for the blabber :)
It's not a particularly easy read if you truly like to digest a book but it is , SO worth reading.
And I've read Dosti , Dostoy......you know the Russian bloke.
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The parenting rules were especially interesting for me because Peterson argued that hitting your child is worth it if it means that your child learns the ability to be a social person. He argues that hitting your child now is more helpful then them being bullied because they haven't learned to trade etc.
Roughly speaking.
Congratulations Brandon on getting through your existential crisis and as well for having the courage to share with others your struggle. I'm sure this inspires others facing similar challenges and I trust that by now you realize your work brings a lot of value to other people's lives, probably far more than you can imagine. Keep up the good work!
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Although I like your videos, I would recommend to anybody to read the actual book.. you cannot even scratch the surface of this book in a 10 minutes video... trust me, - a random guy from CZcams.
@Nobody Unknown common sense doesnt exist, its a very dumb fantasy
@Nobody Unknown I found that common sense isn't common a decade ago. The environment and lives of people vary so much there's no such thing as a standard, only an ideal. Reality differs a lot.
@Nobody Unknown because you're watching the summary. Not getting anything in-depth because you're not reading it.
@Nobody Unknown he recognized his addiction and sequestered outside help. No shame and he still knows his stuff.
Yeah in this case the video is enough. The book is filled with needless bs and misogynistic literary masturbation .
Thank you for this video it has been very helpful in my decision to purchase the book. Appreciated
I would recommend everyone to read it if you can make the time ......Perfectly summarized mate well done
Having read the book a year ago and then watching this video to recap the rules I'm very impressed with this summary. Naturally a lot was dropped so that the video wasn't 3 hrs long but the main points and general narrative of each chapter was successfully captured in my opinon.
Brilliant video!! Please keep going. It's helping me a lot.
Happy to see a new video from you! Hope you keep it up. :)
And, btw, I really prefer this new graphics style. It's more attractive and unique.
Thanks for the feedback Gillian. The old ani style can go in the dumpster! Glad you enjoyed. More of these in the works right now.
i like your videos as well..... :)
yeah looks great!! are you still using the same software?
Thanks for the summarise.
Amazing video man ! Thank you so much
love the channel, learn a lot fro many of your videos. Awesome job
Exactly the book I am reading now :) I went over half of it and I must tell you that this guy, will kick asses in the years to come in terms of the audience he will reach.
Nice!
Absolutely loved this video. As a fellow Aussie i really appreciate your efforts mate. Thank you so much for this valuable information mate. 🇦🇺😀
This video was really helpful!!
Love the new animation bro ! Keep it up ! Are you using after effects?
Yep!
Hello friends,I recommend (Habits,wisdom & mindset of highly successful people) is the best book available on kindle
Thank you so much for this
thanks, it was a good one!!
Thank you 🙏🏼
hanging out with people, trusting them and never getting away only because you know them for a long time is one of the biggest mistakes a young person could make
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Great video, Brandon! It's been awhile since I caught one of your videos. Bravo!
Bravo indeed. Great to see you here.
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Nice you made my day.thank you
Great summary!!
Nice summary mate. Jordan Peterson is an interesting one, isn't he!? His first rule is my favorite though - posture does a lot for your mental outlook!
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Great video. I enjoy your summaries even when it's a book I've read, it's nice to hear it condensed, like a different perspective. Hang in there!
Cheers
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Thank you for this.
Your videos are awesome i just subscribe today as soon as i watch a video. but feels like ur channel underrated but keep up the work !
Hey Brandon, apart from everything else that everyone likes about your channel and video, i'd also like to tell you that i love the Name of your Channel, it so very much outlines the value & the intent of it. Thanks for making such wonderful videos. Can't describe and thank you enough for the impact you have by simply summarizing wonderful content. Have a good time. Also can you let us know the motive behind tweeting ur pinned comment to the author. What i really want to understand is if it helps you achieve something? Do let me know in your reply. Thanks
Everyone has a unique way of thinking, there are no two people the same. We all try to coexist, and the best ways are the ones that are in general good for everyone. The way he delivers his message is more like of a father figure, speaking loudly with pathos, and is what resonates with the male audience. He is saying a lot of good things, and some that I don't find as the best ideas or solutions to some dominant problems people have these days. But, if he helps some people with these "rules" good. I just have a few remarks and additions to these rules which from my experience are beneficial.
2 better said: you are responsible for your own happiness. Treat yourself with respect, which may be a rule of its own.
4 aim always for the best you can be. And, if you want to compare yourself to someone, compare yourself to who you want to be, not the yesterday You unless you want to get stuck in the past and what to creat same old.
5 is highly debatable, you are fickle, people are fickle, and that's not a measure to teach your kid good social skills. You don't like lots of things, you have bad days, other people have their own agenda, so if you teach that kid that "you have to behave the way I like it or else..." later he will get crazy by trying to please you, or everyone, in order to be accepted. That's a recipe for disaster, especially if you are an aggressive parent, that's the way to create a people pleasure, or a neurotic child. Rule 5 should be: teach your child values( supposing you know some ) and don't let your kids do things that you know will be hurtful for them. If it happens that you want to stop the kid doing things you don't like, be authoritative, not aggressive, and don't slap him. That will teach him the same technic of reacting to others, that's the way to create a bully behaviour in your child.
12 indulge in light, playful things, don't do only stressful, boring things, don't take life too seriously. It may also say, be kind whenever you can with everyone, pets or humans. Indulge in gestures of kindness, which stimulates the production of serotonin making you happier.
I think another important life rule to abide by is, treat others the way you want to be treated because everything in life goes full circle. What you give is what you receive. But let's say, simplifying life down to a few good rules, is a good start. Sincerely from Toronto, with one R 🙂
Really nice video..you have a lovely drawing style..it makes the video better
Great review.
Thank you so much 🥰
Wonderful, as always... keep being so.
Ok
Excellent book.
Very nice explanation with beautiful animation
Cheers brother
Thank you
This style of animation is amazing! It shows that you put a lot of effort into this video. Keep it up brother!
Appreciate it Victor. Had a whole lotta fun taking this to the next level.
true!
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Nice animations man. Keep it up❤️
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About time!!
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The way you added your own experience was very interesting and great to understand the content better.
I really love your channel....my first command on CZcams is to u...keep posting....u r awesome
2:23 DON'T SKIP LEG DAY!
But skipping is part of it.
I just finished the audiobook two days ago and his lectures are great. This was a great summary.
Thanks!
The idea of buying the audiobook instead of the book itself is great. I never bought an audiobook but I love to listen to Peterson, I will give it a try!
Currently reading that book, seems to be great
studyrunner does this video cover all the points in depth? Considering buying the book but i have lack of space
Regarding spanking. I am a parent. This was my philosophy. 1) Never spank in anger. 2) Spanking was really only used prior to our son reaching an age when we could discuss why something was wrong. 😢3) After a swat on the butt, I immediately picked up my crying son, held him close, and told him I loved him. 4) I never spanked him after he reached an age when I could reason with him. When he misbehaved, he lost privileges. Bad behavior always had bad consequences. I never forgot that I was his parent, not his best friend; there is a difference and parents who confuse this boundary parent poorly.
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Thank you. Jordan Peterson is unimaginably controversial but super inteligent as well. I guess I don't agree with him all the time. But It does not take away his brilliance
Rule 1. Stand straight, with your shoulders back.
Rule 2. Treat yourself, like someone you are responsible for helping.
Rule 3. Make friends with people who want the best for you.
Rule 4. Compare yourself to who you were yesterday.
Rule 5. Do not let your children do anything that makes you dislike them.
Rule 6. Set your house in perfect order, before you criticize the world.
Rule 7. Pursue what is meaningful not what is expedient.
Rule 8. Tell the truth, or at least don't lie.
Rule 9. Assume that the person you are listening to, might know something that you don't.
Rule 10. Be precise in your speech.
Rule 11. Do not bother children, when they skateboarding.
Rule 12. Pet a cat, when you encounter one on the street.
Very interesting
Good work brother. Keep it up
Cheers
Amazing video
Best purchase I've ever made
Sir Peterson 💯
Sound advice.
Slapping the child is okayed here because the person advocating the slap was beaten as a child.
The answer:
It's just as easy to grab the fork as to deliberately cause a person (even a little person) pain.
Regarding the hitting of kids...34 year old dad here with a 5 year old daughter. Dad voice does the trick 99.999% of the time, I’ve sparked her twice in her life and immediately felt bad and realized that’s not how you teach a kid anything besides to fear you, do you want your kid to fear you or listen to and respect you? Ok then.
You had an existential crisis for 6 months? How cute.
I’m going on 27 years myself.
Lol
Are you assuming you started at birth? I'm assuming I started at 10 which puts me at 20 years
I finished this book a few weeks ago safe to say it was one of my favorite books I’ve read in a while.
Good ideas
Great video! What is the name of the animation software you are using?
Awesome
What do you mean he "supposedly" criticized the legislation? He has been an outspoken critic of it. He released a CZcams statement (Professor Against Political Correctness), testified before a Senate committee and has spoken on countless podcasts/news shows about it.
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Man share your experience going through nihilistic phase. Hope there's a video on it. Im thinking that am going thru the same too. Lucky I got the access to the Internet so here I am. In asia misbehaving children will usually get a slap or caning, belt..whatever near my parents... just dont go to the extreme...cause there are cases here that costs death but very few...at least from my country. Peace
Great video 👌😊
Glad it could help you Dany
IT Crowd..nice :)
"and hell to pay,... you can decide?" Natural consequence of such powerful material.
The problem with the truth is you can;t unhear it. Now this does not mean that all is true and it also does not mean that all is false either. It at best means I better stop talking about the truth and seek it within myself.
A good short recap of the 12 rules after actually reading the book!
Cool man!!!!!!!!!!!!
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If I think about it, this guy is quite right. And you told it in 9 minutes. Good job, thanks.
You're welcome brother.
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An l s d trip on a bus gave me nihilism for 2.5 years until the age of 23 when I started thinking of my value and future contributions to the world.
Nice
Great ! Curious about the path you took to get out of your existential crisis ? Any specific books/blogs..etc ?
More info just lead me down a rabbit hole of doom. At the end of the day it was all on me. I believe ot was a mixture of time and exercise. Time-wise I just got fed up being a mini miserable Arthur Schopenhauer. Then I looked at Nietzsche and Tolstoy who seemed to have similar realizations about the meaninglessness yet somehow braced it in a more positive light so to me that alternative was better than being a miserable Schopenhauer. But yeah time and exercise is what helped me. What helps you may be different.
First things first. Make sure that your chemistry is fine. Exercise, Read some books, Meditate (MUST), Do NoFap, take cold showers. Set som Goals you Work towards. If it's hard. Try to find meaning in taking a cold shower everyday, Meditate for 10 minutes or more once or twice a day, workout atleast 4 times a week. Try Reading a minimum a book a week (52) a year. And find meaning in doing these things. Also make it a "challenge" to no fap or watch pornography. If you do these things you will feel a lot of meaning in really really short time
In my opinion, it would be great if you can read "Man's Search for Meaning" by Victor Frankl or try watching its summary by FightMediocrity YTC. It helped me a lot. :)
hey, awesome video :) which software do you use?
Nice video
Thank you Rahul
1. Exercise
2. Sleep
3. Eat good
4. Be kind
5. Smile, compliment, do things
6. Value time
7. Stop caring about what others think
8. Dont regret anything
9. If you dont want to do something don't do it
10. Be social
- dont argue, let them win, victory isnt worth it
- do not tell anyone they are wrong, ever, be friendly and cooperative
- ask questions, not give orders
- remember names
- talk in others interests
11. Start taking action, dont consume
12. Mind over matter
13. Dont be mad about things that you cant change, you can choose how to react to it
These are pretty commonsensical shit
@@Entropy106 it’s because that’s not what Peterson said it’s what the random person that posted these things said. You to need to Listen to Peterson or better yet read the book
@@Alwayslearnimg Peterson’s list is predicated on objective morality and subjective morality(subjective being with some influence Nietzsche). As long as there’s morality involved, everything he says is commonsensical
Some of these points are some tumblr shit. And the good points you can't argue with are vague and extremely obvious.
''7. Stop caring about what others think''
I would change this to, stop caring about what people think who don't have your best interest in mind. You should not stop caring about what your loving family thinks, or your dearest friends.
''9. If you dont want to do something don't do it''
What if I don't want to exercise, sleep or be kind? This is a rule that directly contradicts all your other rules potentially.
''- dont argue, let them win, victory isnt worth it'
Quick way to let resentment happen and slowly crush yourself
''- do not tell anyone they are wrong, ever, be friendly and cooperative ''
I don't even need to explain how wrong this is. Do not tell anyone they are wrong, ever? Like... in every scenario? Even when you are teaching someone? You must not have thought much about this one.
I hope you have not thought much about these rules, and just conjured them up for a youtube comment. Because if these are genuinely your concrete rules for life than it has a lot of holes.
@@xstoofpeerthat’s just your opinion.
Hey Dude, can you make a video on how you got over your existential crisis?
nice
PLEASE MAKE A SUMMARY OF TONG FU
Lil Jimmy looks lovely
nice channel. Subbed
Learned a lot feel better thx
No worries
Only watched it to the chapter I'm at now (don't want spoilers!).
But want to say: the reasoning is what makes this book brilliant.. Her put alot of thought into them. Worth the read.
Haha fe. Enjoy.
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I've read the book and this is a accurate summary. Well done
Thank you Victor, glad you you can confirm.
Can u elaborate a bit about rule 12 because u have read this book.
What program do you use to make the video? the animations and stuff
Can you show, how you summarize these books.
Hello from South Korea! Thanks for such a nice video!!!♡
Song sounds exactly like Lonnie Listen Smith with George Benson
I thought this book was going to be great but personally speaking, I struggled to get to through the first half without finally giving up. Despite the first chapter being quite long winded and the use of the lobster example being quite unnecessary imo, until the first 'rule' is finally summed up as to stand proper. Which many of us know because of channels such as this, as we know it shows confidence and whatever else the research suggests. But are you really going to stand proper or dive deep into the human psyche because of that lobster example? Then came what felt at points non stop use of the bible. The manner and tone in which he explores and exbibits his opinions and ideas was just too much at points. I`d like to hear of anyone else who was a little disappointed once they got into it. I will of course have to pick it up again and finish it but I started Lost Connections by Johann Hari which was so simply written yet thought provoking on what can constitute a meaningful life in todays societies that it made me love reading again
His speaking style is more engaging then his writing. But I think you missed the point about the lobster example there though bud.
Super interested in reading Lost Connections. Loved his book on the war on drugs!
Can’t wait for your video on it!
Get the audio copy. And read along. Jordan Peterson reads it himself. The only way to read Peterson is to listen to Peterson.
Chad Perkins Its very odd that you say that. Why does one have to listen to him speak to understand him? The words written in the book are the same regardless. I personally find Petersons speaking style to be very annoying. He talks like a preacher, very confident and full of emotion, but if these rhetorical methods are used to mask mediocre content then it feels rather disingenuous. To say that you must listen to him speak is basically saying that the words coming out of his mouth and on paper matter less than his delivery which is meant to convince you on a far less rational level, through psychological methods rather than philosophical ones.
What software was used to create this video?
Are the illustrations from an image bank?
5:45
That looks like Moss from The IT Crowd!!!
Can you please create a summary for "Life is a game of Cricket" by Abhi Ram
That Schopenhauer reference was the perfect detail.
:)
Can someone further explain 11 and 12? Skateboarding abd cats? Are these metaphors?
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It's similar to the poem Desiderata by Max Ehrmann
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