JORDAN PETERSON: How To SOUND SMART When YOU Talk

In this video, Jordan Peterson gives you advice on how to sound smart when you talk. He is hands down one of the most articulate people you and I know and who wouldn't want to know how he is so articulate in his speech? Well, I made this video highlighting the best advice he has given out so far concerning the topic this video is centered around. Enjoy

TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:27 Know a lot about what you're gonna speak about
00:49 Organize what you are talking about
01:52 Talk about what you know
02:41 Tell the truth
03:08 Read, Write, Think
04:00 Learn to speak fluently
05:45 Think in words
06:33 Generate a reservoir of knowledge of what you're gonna talk about

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[warrenchambers]

Jordan Peterson is a gift to the world

[eternalmind]

We NEED more people like Mr.Peterson in our chaotic world!

[testandscale]

"If you are going to speak about something, you need to know a lot about it". That's what smart people do.

[adriamaral]

It’s okay to relax and not be guarded at all times. It’s okay to ask questions and think out loud. It’s okay to listen to your inner voice over the loud outer voice. Its okay to not need to be considered the smartest person in the room. Smart people are usually listening and learning and absorbing rather than judging and proving.

[ams]

I don't want to sound smart, I want to be smart so I don't have to put effort into sounding smart because then I would sound smart automatically.

[jmay]

Academic writing, presentation, reflection, critical thinking etc., excellent academic skills

[pl]

I suggest writing by hand, NOT on the keyboard. Writing by hand is slower and more deliberately connected to our thought process. Write in Cursive too, because it injects the quality of Beauty more than printing or the normal hybrid of something in between we all have to some degree that serves our Utility. This is critical for the appreciation of Truth, as Beauty and Truth are inseparable, one needing the other for their own completion.

[e-supermann]

For me, the situation is a little different. In my mother tongue I can think and express clearly * based on experience and a lot of pronunciation. In English, the language that during my life was somehow there because of the American / English movies with the original sound left a small trace and in recent years I have had a huge dose of German language that I was able to bring to a fairly high level with the following:
Most of the elevated words in German are based on Latin and so it is much easier for me to understand a German scientist, a teacher, a doctor or a politician (I said it's easy to understand but it doesn't mean I have to believe it). At the age of almost 30, when I started learning German, I made the temporary mistake of believing that the German language is difficult to learn/pronounce because I had heard other German speakers who had been in Germany for many years and I thought "Good, if they speak like that after X years i will do the same" which is not true. In less than a quarter of the time allotted to English, I have reached the stage where I can speak German much better than English. I will leave here some of my habits that led to this and I hope they can be useful to someone.
- Read a book and decide if it is worth learning or not. (We don't like all books, we don't want to believe all the books, we just want to use them to improve our clear speech and expression; the mind to be prepared and at the same time the vocal cords do not have experience with those words) + Here I can add other secondary beneficial aspects that happen and that you can notice or not, but it happens (Increasing self-confidence for the simple fact that from that moment you learn on your own, your voice is now your guide and teacher and NOT someone or something else). What a major impact this has on people who have been depreciating themselves for years !!!
- Read specialization books (Aloud - Anatomy, technical, aeronautical, military, IT, etc. I repeat, ALOUD). I do not recommend books that have an idea supported and propagated only by a person or only by a group, or only by a country, or only with certain traditions, in other words, do not let yourself be manipulated somehow religiously, politically, etc. We all have our way in life and I don't think a book can give you meaning in life. If there is such a book, then do not worry, you will never read it, it will not be in the hands of the public.
- Make speeches (opt. Record audio) and focus on figuring out in which direction you can better express a thing A) thinking about that thing/topic in words or B) in pictures. Listen to yourself if you have recorded and you will realize what the style of expression is better and from that moment you will know how to start analyzing something, through images or words. If it's in words, then does it still make sense what you say? Are the words read-thought by you or is it the idea behind what you read and then of course it's not yours? If you express yourself better through images, do you remember well, do you have your own experience with the subject or theme you are thinking about through images? Which of the two types brings more information and is it clearer and more explanatory?

* - When I was a child I didn't have books, games or toys. I had some dictionaries at home. Explanatory, antonyms, paronyms, etc. I read and reread them without a purpose, I didn't know how important this thing was until I was 14-15 years old when I realized that there was nothing to "surprise" me and I was able to develop a topic, no matter how insignificant was and I did not bring back another person's idea, an idea quoted somewhere because I had not read books but dictionaries, so very often I later came to see that the same type of result and / or approach to a topic were already written and / or presented in books by other people long ago. A slightly strange example that I remember now is that I made the difference between vowels and consonants and long after I forgot about this I read about it and I couldn't believe it. They were already "discovered".

Anyway, now i read books from Phone to TV (Mirror Link) and is the only reason i make the TV on and in the same time i make some sports exercises in other words, I have 2-3 hours / week when I take care of my body and my mind intensively. At almost 40 years old I know depression but I don't have it, I'm not antisocial, I'm not racist, etc. In parallel, I am not a Colossus in any particular field and this, possible simply because I did not want and do not want to subjugate people - But that's my story.

P.S. 1 - Let the children shout what they want, even if it doesn't make sense, even if what they shout doesn't exist and don't draw their attention to it. This develops the lungs and later will help them learn their mother tongue faster as well as another foreign language. Words or sounds that have no perception in one language are possibly extremely used in another.
2 - Let the children play outside (not necessarily with toys) but with whatever they want. In this style they will have experience with what they will learn later in school. Ex. it is quite difficult to eplain to a child what gravity is and when they understand it they will realize that they have known for years this phenomenon which until now did not have a name and about which maybe no one was talking. Etc, etc. ... have a nice life.

[ricardorome]

Thank you so much. Soo much. I'm sorry my room is dirty. I love u and appreciate you like a father.

[DemetriPanici]

*”However difficult life may seem, there is always something you can do and succeed at.” – Stephen Hawking*

[AhmetKaan]

*"Success is based off of your willingness to work your butt off no matter what obstacles are in your way."* *-David Goggins*

[YSapphireGroup]

I absolutely love this man, totally a gift to the world - I always have to comment this!

[moondog_radio]

This is so cool to hear something like this and realize, wow... I've already been doing many of these things. I've actually come to a lot of these conclusions on my own. Nice to have it confirmed and reaffirmed by someone like Dr Peterson.

[wealthycriteria]

I've been listening this since I was about 15 16 and Peterson has opened my mind to things I thought I was uncapable of this guy is amazing if you ever get a chance to sit down and listen to most of his best beaches all at once do it it's going to be one of the best things you can ever do and I'm not trying to synchronize with this guy this guy is amazing and he helped open a teenage mind to help develop a teenage mind to about a 40 year old mind and about a year and a half and I give him props for that no more mature than ever I could do whatever I can take and I believe I'm better than ever I'm meditate I work on business I work off finance and he's one of the one of the only people who open my mind off YouTube take care

[diannerussell]

I love keeping notes, and keeping a journal in order to better myself. I decide what needs to stay and what I need to let go of.🌠

[etiennelouw]

Let facts lead the way into what you believe, look and question everything, double check your facts and then do it again to ensure you have the facts that form the basic stuff you believe to be right. Open your mind to allow other people to try and persuade you that your facts are wrong.Set your "dogmas" or ducks in a row and defend them with all your might with well chosen words framed in love if you can, this is not always possible, reality tends to be harsh. Stand and be counted.

[Rogelio_]

The man is nothing less than inspiring.

[KafkasKumpel]

YOu know what I apreciate the most? That freaking JBP got to a point where his thoughts and talks are visualized in a way that is coherent with the message. Who ever made this video had probabbly only his voice as a narrative. And they done a damn good job on that.

[georgegrubbs]

I don't usually have good things to say about JP's commentaries, but this is good advice, and common sense.

[imhoteptheunsullied]

I'm greatful for this man in our lifetime.