Are You Conscientious Enough? | Jordan Peterson #shorts #motivation #jordanpeterson

Conscientiousness as a key personality trait linked to industriousness, orderliness, and traditional values. It highlights the challenges of measuring conscientiousness compared to IQ, relying on self-reports and external assessments. Emphasizing its importance, it encourages individuals to recognize how conscientiousness can enhance personal and professional success, fostering a sense of responsibility and commitment in their lives.

♠ Jordan Peterson
- A Canadian psychologist and professor known for his views on cultural and psychological topics. His work often addresses themes of personal responsibility, individualism, and critiques of political correctness. His book "12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos" gained widespread attention and contributed to his prominence in public discourse.

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[leedunkin]

My misunderstanding is that conscientiousness seems to simply mean regularly driven by a desire to do the right thing. So why would conscientiousness be more correlated with conservatism than progressivism when both parties are surely equally populated by people whose main orientation is a desire to do good? Whether they're objectively wrong or right about their views and goals doesn't seem to be in the constitution of the word.

[Whatishappeningworld]

I think a good test would be someone's fairness. It appears to me people who do good work and duties well like thing to be fair.

[MechaNick]

Do conscientious people also dislike rule breaking?

[addock]

How would we measure good without God and the problem is the question not being asked. Why is evil become good and good become evil these days? Given the arrangement it is very confusing to see how one can be different from the other.

[JerryFerris-jp]

This guy rambles and says opinions as facts

[caymuscairns]

This guys brain is scrambled eggs. I feel bad for him.