Mapping Out Perception | Jordan B. Peterson

You or someone you know have probably wondered at least once in your life, "why did the chicken cross the road?"

Perception is very tightly associated with action, moving forward, and emotion. We tell ourselves that "wherever I am, somewhere else could be better." This could be a plan for our future, 10 minutes from now, or even ten years from now. Point A is never as good as it should be, which is why we aim for point B.

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[perceptionshare]

“There are things known and there are things unknown, and in between are the doors of perception.” - Aldous Huxley

[easypeasy]

I'm so glad he is healthy, again.

[Srim]

The self authoring programm he is talking about is absolutely mindblowing. Approximately six weeks ago I filled out 1/8 of his entire programm. Just one night of deep thought and then never looked at it again until today. Upon reviewing my entries, I was absolutely amazed that every aspect I analyzed or mapped out there already started to improve.
Once one knows where exactly one is headed, the unconscious helps to make it come true. Give it a try, it's the most powerful thing I came across yet. Thank you Jordan!

[Srim]

Thank you Dr. Peterson for changing our lives for the better!

[markswaggerty]

He found the sweet spot between educating and entertaining.

[martialsmartest]

The serotonin is strong with this one...

[Ggdivhjkjl]

Thanks for explaining the chicken's motives.

[brendenkoontz]

Thank you for your resource and service you provide Mr. P!

[davidson]

Thank you mister Peterson for making the world a better place!

[michaelashebir]

Why did the chicken cross the road?
Jordan Peterson - well if it's a sensible chicken, its because it assumes that there is something better on the other side of the road " 😂😂😂

[smoulder]

JBP never disappoints, more importantly he inspires me to think and act differently. Sensational truths and self-imposed solutions...🙌🙌🐬

[jadely]

"Once a man has changed the relationship between himself and his environment, he cannot return to the blissful ignorance he left. Motion, of necessity, involves a change in perspective." -Commisioner Pravin Lal, Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri

[mahmoudalfouly]

One of the best videos I've ever watched.

[cellotape]

Dr Peterson, may God bless you and always love you and give you the best of both worlds

[MohamedAshraf-fwdc]

Yup, mapping of the past --- It took me a really long time, but it was incredibly therapeutic I hope anyone else who's stuck living in the past stumbles across this video

[galacticecho]

I know this isn't new for you, but. Jordan. God has used you get me on the path to healing and a better life. Thank you, thank you, thank you. You have saved my life. God has used you to save my life so that I can still be here for myself and my family.

[marrowfreeze]

Ty for the clips, I find it difficult to make time for longer form content with two kids and two working parents. So good for my soul when we can "spend this time together", Dr Peterson.

[branting]

Thumbnails are on point, roughly speaking.

[thearthurwkenraldpodcast]

Meaning is realizing that life's a journey and taking control of your orientation while being is walking on the right path.

[Kyoto]

Wow! This was EXACTLY what I needed. Currently in the process of improving my life and I was so stuck.The issue was not having a framework and a perception of the world that would provide me with clarity. And in the last couple of days I have actually been thinking about using a story and a path but I got overwhelmed so easily. I tried writing a story, drawing a path (where am I going and why?) but quickly getting distracting thoughts and confused. This is a habit by the way: getting overwhelmed very easily and it has to do with another habit: overcomplicate things to make them more interesting. (Facepalm) And then now I realize I have to first start with figuring out where I am / who I am right now! And truth is, i have no clue. I'm like peter pan; everything and nothing. I have a very poor sense of Self. I've always had such poor memory (short- and long term) and I'm only 28, so don't ask me anything about my past. I forget instructions 5 mins after they've been given. But I need to understand myself first, where am I now, what is my starting position A. Only then I can decide what I would like to do and where I want to go (point B) based on who I am. The timing of this video is incredible. A big sigh of relief. Thank you.