Jordan Peterson Explains Why Men Should Always Dress Up

Patrick Bet-David Podcast Episode 123. In this short clip, Dr. Jordan Peterson and Adam Sosnick discuss why people like to dress up.

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[Stratigic_Cheese_Reserve]

He's not saying always dress fancy, but wear your clothes with dignity, and choose the appropriate clothes for the occasion.

[Matthew-ezze]

Two of the best pieces of advice I learned when I was a young man - "Always leave the house looking your best - no matter where you're going, " and "dress for the job you want, not the job you have."

[peteryyz]

Tom Ford said it best: “Dressing well is a form of good manners.”

[stevenbrazell]

Dated a girl who told me once that as a adult, the way you dress is how you’re treated. Best thing I’ve taken away in a long time.

[dram]

Im taking Jordans advice. Today I wore a suit to the gym, and never felt better. Everyone was even staring at me, so there must be something to it.

[mikebrisebois]

When Jordan talks about living life like “everything matters”…. He really does practice what he preaches. He is a solid example of an honest man

[garysavala]

As a lifelong construction worker this rings a bell It never hurts to look professional and take pride in your boots tools or work I feel like it goes hand in hand . My two cents from a blue collar .

[Joel-ewzm]

My first job in IT only required a company branded polo or button down. I took it a step further, wearing the button down exclusively and also always wearing a tie with it (I was the only one who chose to wear a tie). For the 3 years I worked at that company, I was the fastest rising employee on the help desk, receiving a promotion and several large raises. Many people who only wore the bare minimum attire also presented a bare minimum attitude and therefore received bare minimum compensation.

[gustavomacall]

Dressing up is not always about impressing others but it's about having respect for yourself, your position, the event you're at and expressing your style.

[K.J.H_]

I think Jordan hit the nail on the head with the story about his father. People dress up to see Jordan speak as a sign of respect and to mark the occasion as an important event in their lives. The choice to formalise the evening has an intention about it, that you're there to take the information and the man seriously.

[Munchkin]

I used to hate dressing up but nowadays always feel good and more confident when I put on a shirt and tie. It's as much about self respect as it is about respect for others. This matters at any age, even for 65 year old like myself. When I see so many people dressed up like chavs, I despair, but I think there is now a movement towards more classical dressing, which is to be welcomed.

[SC-gpkt]

As a woman, I absolutely LOVE to see a man dressed up. Even if he's casual but well put together, clean, manicured and confident, its a great attractor ❤

[cristianibanez]

“Dressing well is a form of good manners” - Tom Ford

[sumayabetty]

When you dress good, you feel good and you feel good, you do good.

[darylhopkins]

This presentation made me think. To your point, you’re absolutely right. Why do us as men dress like we’re still in high school? Jeans, sneakers, and hoodies. Instead of dress shoes, slacks, and sports coats. In the military I felt a sense of honor when I wore dress blues. I think as men we need to reboot our wardrobes and update our definition of fashion. Dressing for success speaks volumes.

[jeffincanada]

It is always more comfortable to be overdressed than underdressed. When you are overdressed, you can go places that you cannot go when you are underdressed, but it is not reversible.

[DemetriosLevi]

I'm so glad someone as influential as Jordan is spreading this message: you're an ambassador of yourself, your family, religion, people, city, country, etc. So dress like it with dignity and honor and intention

[ExMachina]

I learned that the word "consequence" simply means "result", not necessarily the negative connotation that often comes with it. At every turn, I learn something new with Jordan Peterson.

[Bauks]

There are 6 reasons I dress up.
Weddings.
Funerals.
Job Interviews.
Court.
Because a girl wants me to.
And for Jordan Peterson seminars.

[CCGarland]

There's something about dressing up and the confidence it gives you when running your business, especially during difficult times. Looking the part is half the battle.