Jordan Peterson On Choosing Career Path

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[NoraBhsas]

The hardest thing is choosing that ONE thing

[mittelego]

The hardest part is to choose something. So many interesting jobs and disciplines. I'll never know if I should have done another thing

[laralilyLaraMaljevac]

He's absolutely correct !
I chose a path in life, when it collapsed my entire personality and identity got disrupted. Essentially became nothing . The path to review and find oneself again is definitely a dark one .

If you are going through the same thing please remember ; you must stay true to yourself, be confident in your abilities, likes, dislikes, dreams, aspirations and never let something take that away from you . Sometimes God gives us obstacles and our dreams don't come true, but don't let the dark that you've gone through completely collapse you . Learn from that . Grow from that original identity.

[arunbrvce]

I am seeing this video as I am pained looking at my own career trajectory. A series of poor choices has made me choose underskilled and underutilized roles with respect to my potential. It kills me to see people with far less education than myself sitting at higher positions. Now trying hard to switch careers. Hope it works out

[michaelmaya]

It hurts to hear truth at an older age when you can identify all the things you've done wrong!💯. Tons of regrets!

[CthrillaJ]

Some of us are just dumb. We're all on a spectrum

[chillysea]

One day I’m imagining myself winning an Oscar next, im at a desk in the DEA helping catch bad guys. Geez what do I do.

[chelseaap]

Thank you! I'm 30 have made no career choice. I needed to hear this because im a floater!!

[lhm]

The question is what the f should i do? I ask myself this questions for years and I can never answer it, after reading a lot about it, doing therapy for this purpose, I feel like absolutely no one can tell us what to do, the problem is neither do I.

[ramel]

I wish I would have heard him speak this at the age of 13.
Camden, NJ.

[ladycherry]

True, I'm 33 & drive box trucks with a 27 yr old kid "manager". Once he threatened my position it was an eye opener so I applied for school to become a paralegal. About to take a huge risk & get a position as an account manager which as an entry level no experience, it's a huge pay cut for now but I deeply fear looking up in 10 yrs working behind some cash register with 16yr old Co workers

[A.Wickerman]

Born for One Thing - Gojira feat. Jordan Peterson

[Ruskop]

It always comes down to a choice in the end

[Jays_dead_cat]

Im 36 and have no idea what to do with my life. Its rough. Im currently working labor and I cant stand it

[ljfndmm]

I'm the example of waited too long .and now im struggling

[STNeish]

This strikes close to home, I'm 54 and still trying to make that choice. At least, I made the choice, but just can't seem to achieve it.

[mattiusbattol]

I chose my one thing. It didn't work out. Now I'm adrift, don't choose one career, hone the skills that allow you to go from one career to another.

[lils]

I am actually really good at something I love and I still can't choose it. The thing is I get bored when something is easy but I am afraid of failure if it's not easy the first try.

[nigelwalker]

True...it's not pretty to be me ! 46 and an old child.

[yolandalogan]

After becoming one thing in youth, when you retire you can choose to become something else.