JORDAN PETERSON: How To Keep Your Calm During an Argument Or ANY Tense Situation

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[thechancellor-]

To the *incredible person* seeing this, I wish you all the best in life❤ don't over blame yourself, accept things and go forward. Don't let others define what “success” is for you. Get up, learn the skills needed and get after it, all the keys to a happy life is in your hands. Keep pushing.

[dianecleary]

Breath deeply. Keep your voice even and slow and calm . Pause do not speed up thé conversation. Maintain respect resist thé spirit of aggression .

[DemetriPanici]

*"Only I can change my life, no one can do it for me" - Carol Burnett*

[liteweaver]

Articulating what you feel and what others feel is very hard to do. This man has the gifts of both. Emotions are tricky and he has the ability to identify and explain it in detail and thus frustration of not understanding yourself or the other person is replaced by composure.. And the foundation of it is standing for the truth.

[pro]

We live in a ocean of existential troubles. Adaptation, managing oneself is the key. So true, anger is terribly stressful. Learning to detach, is staying your own guard of your mind, never let things mess with its composure for it is crucial and vital

[methoticaarts]

I came out of character at work the other day. I’m the top sales person and I’m in the banking industry and I go above and beyond for each and every customer . I also help customers through account maintenance which sometimes includes family members fighting for deceased money and I had a customer treat me very poorly and I raised my voice and we argued back and forth. He said he was gone sue me yada Yada. I’m not scared of that I’m upset I lost temper. I usually leave that at home and when I go to work I’m jolly . I’ve gotten agitated in the past at my job but it has been at least a year since I gotten out of character. The job is stressful at times. But I’m just upset at myself

[quotestube]

It's fun to watch JP being so calm and cool. Others would probably have a meltdown, but he is cool af

[Sally-wkuh]

I love the raw truth he shares regarding his persona & self analyzation his thought process & emotions! 👍

[AhmetKaan]

*To all the dreamers out there, don't ever let the world's negativity disenchant you or your spirit. If you surround yourself with love and right people, ANYTHING is possible...*

[vallip]

Yes emotions, not often so my rage often takes me by surprise, esp when someone or thing is being hurt. .and my articulation is clear but peppered with swearing which does me no good, I loose due to my
raging .

Happens when I'm triggered, and many people don't listen, that's frustrating and provokes.
As I say not often . And you are right I can be better. Thankyou

[elenkyriacou]

Sadly our lives are very more stressful then years back, people are more knowledgeable and educated and much more independent.These qualities can have a hangup too in our attitude and dealings with other people whether in the workforce or with friends and family to the extent that people have become over opinionated, or they're to busy getting their argument across many have narcassistic traits so that makes them bad listeners and rather selfish. Its all about ME... Lack of listening contributes to lack of communication and, therefore, the cause of many conflicts, stress and misjudgement. Having patience is a luxury it seems these days with many people and this is why many marriages/partnerships etc end up in divorce in homes or friction in the workplace. Everyone is in a hurry to have the last word. Anyway, great listening to you...invaluable info.

[simbajohn]

Not easy to emotionally detach when it involves your children. Easier said than done

[Tstdycgyr]

Just when I think I don't like this man I see this video, its brilliant.

[tracyjohnson]

Thank you 😊 got your book and learning Mr Peterson.

[madison_drew]

It’s getting pretty difficult thank you so much

[ClaireFeltsman-ouzy]

I just want to let you know josh it was really great knowing you, and I am moving on with my life and getting married . I just don’t see how this will work out and I wanna be happier with somebody else . I wish you the best in life and it was nice meeting you

[pandawalker]

"If what I say is true, and I win the arguement, everyone wins. If what I say is deceit, even if I win, nobody actually wins"- Nobody

[LarryP]

I'm touched by the depth and clarity of this content. A book with parallel subjects was a key influencer in my life. "Mindful Mastery: Living Intentionally in a Chaotic World" by Kyle Ash

[mellymel]

I really be trying to get into Jordan Peterson but he just doesn’t do it for me 🥴

[mikehawlkridge]

"How to keep calm " says the most emotional dude on the planet lol😂