Jordan Peterson: How To Become The Person You’ve Always Wanted To Be | E113

This weeks episode entitled 'Jordan Peterson: How To Become The Person You’ve Always Wanted To Be' topics:

0:00 Intro
02:22 Speaking my truth - the consequences of acting
08:06 How do you become who you want to be?
14:44 How do you build self-awareness?
22:04 Whats the importance of struggle?
25:30 Remote working
38:14 What do we learn from change?
48:56 How do I encourage someone out of despair?
56:37 How are you doing?
01:02:34 Our last guest question

Jordan:
@JordanBPeterson

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[TheDiaryOfACEO]

The last 10 minutes! Wow.

If you enjoyed this, please do me a favour and hit like and subscribe ❤️ (thank you)

[jackdavis]

Jordan Peterson is carrying so much weight and trauma from all of the millions of people he has helped. It is so hard to hold in those emotions, and seeing Jordan trying so hard to hold the emotions in as he is speaking truly is hard. It is hard to do, to be able to function properly with all of those emotions inside yourself. He is doing gods works. Thank you, Jordan Peterson.✊🏼❤️

[Jwaydanofficial]

"you don't want somebody else's fate. Your fate is more than enough. Your adventure is more than enough, its plenty. More than you could ever fully realise" - what a quote 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[Popolar_]

I cleaned up my room today. And changed some light bulbs that were not working. All of these were tasks I had been procrastinating on. And then I watched this video. I'm proud of myself and my progress today. :)

[samrahibadat]

It’s so impressive how comfortable Steve is with silence. Shows what a great listener he is.

[logmaster]

I love that he didn’t apologize for crying. He just sat in his emotions because he knows they are ok and natural. One does not apologize for laughter because laughter is comfortable. Tears are uncomfortable, especially in front of others hence the “oh god, tears again”. But no apology. Apologizing for bringing discomfort to a situation through one’s emotions would imply that one’s emotions are less important than the emotions of those being apologized to. Watching that was personally profound. Bravo sir!

[MrTallAndy]

I feel like Jordan's carrying the worlds burdens on his shoulder, such an intelligent yet complex man seemingly still battling his own demons of anxiety and maybe depression. Great podcast, insightful, emotional and fulfilling! Keep doing what you do J.P!

[globalsiege]

Every time I see Jordan Peterson cry I remember Ecclesiastes 1:18 - For in much wisdom is much grief: and he that increases knowledge increases sorrow.

[christinasteadman]

There are no words sufficient nor worthy enough to express how thankful I am that Jordan Peterson exists in this world. He is real hope for everyone that needs it and the whole worlds best father to those whom have only an absence in that place in their life.

[weasonerise]

As a man who is lonely, trying my hardest and fighting to keep my dreams alive. I needed this.
What an absolutly beautiful conversation. Wow.

[craig]

I've watched hundreds of hours of JP over the last 7 or so years. This is the first time I've felt like he was in complete comfort talking. He wasn't under attack. He wasn't defending his views or position. This is sublime interviewing

[Sagepage]

Steven, thank you for providing a safe place for him to express himself. You said maybe 10 words and this was better than any interview I've ever seen. You have a gift.

[starseedsage]

My joy comes from those moments of seeing a complete stranger in public and acknowledging them with a smile but also an unspoken I see you in your despair. Then further breaking the ice with small talk that turns into rapping a taste. Then walking away from each other praying that that interaction may not have impacted the rest of their life but at least got them out of that despair even for just a few moments....priceless

[MHK]

Whenever I hear Jordan's voice breaking like that, specifically when he's talking about the suffering of another, it reminds me how in tune he is to empathy, and the level of empathy where one should be. He is a real gem, we need to protect people like him. 💗💓

[ptdJKyKzLPr]

I lack the words to describe JP and the impact he's making on the lives of many of us. Steven is right, thank-you is not enough to convey the message.

[Loy]

The part where Jordan Peterson expresses how heavy it weighs on him to hear what people he meets have gone thru, some of it probably unspeakable, touched me. It’s a testament to his love for God and man.

[EmanueldeJesus]

As I sit here in tears, just letting the gravity of this conversation wash over my soul, I realize this is another great piece of the puzzle I am still trying to understand, let alone solve. What a wonderful piece. A true contribution to the human psyche. Thank you.

[The]

"If you want to help someone, the best way is to listen to them instead of giving them advice"-~Jordan Peterson~
This is by far the most powerful statement I have heard in the whole podcast and it will certainly change how I reach out to the world around!
Thanks Steven, you are amazing 🇦🇺.Much love from Brisbane, Australia.

[Sirenssong]

"If you want to help someone, the best way to help someone is not to give them advice, but to listen to them. " That's something I needed to be reminded of

[AlexJohnson-jccs]

The best thing I've done is to start reading Newsletters. In my bio I have links to my favorite ones