This Is How Your Memories Affect Your Decision Making

Dr. Jordan Peterson delves into the intricate workings of memory, its role in shaping our behaviors, and how it influences our reactions to various situations.

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[alicsulb]

Everytime I feel like I am losing hope or getting sidetracked and unmotivated I listen to him and it gives me more motivation and more importantly discipline to continue living a better day than yesterday. ❤

[merennaro]

He is a rare gem that's going in history, u ask where is plato where is Einstein, where is Leonardo da Vinci, well this man here is a gift of this century, be glad he is here in your time. Don't wait for him to die to praise him or give credit where its due

[coquinagallery]

Thank you for sharing. Having a therapist isn’t in all of our budgets. I’m grateful for the affordable guidance. It’s so valuable. If only doing the hard things that we avoid were as easy as listening to a short video.

[BrokeVido]

This man is amazing. Every time I watch one of his speeches or lectures I feel like I’ve had a therapy session

[marietzannetakis]

This clip really shows how avoidance of malevolence can lead to severe illness. This is the real education of life- continuous remapping. You have a gift of synthesizing the hard work of so many psychologists so that we can open our minds and bring ourselves to a better place.😊

[masterxyr]

It took me going through hell to learn to say no. Agreeableness, a terror of confrontation - trauma - and a surprising amount of patience, tolerance and care for others, were definitely part of it.
And then, when my life crashed and burned, I set about looking into why.
And it's as simple as saying no, I don't like this or I don't want to with or without a more or less eloquent elaboration into why not.
I rummaged for years on how to kindly and respectfully explain to x or y why it was I would prefer not to have this or that done to me in such a way, and evidently in that time in which I have not found a such a way to express myself more happens with which I am not pleased about. All along forgetting about myself, my boundaries and my respect for myself.
Decades in, it's no fun learning how to say these things, especially after all the built-up resentment, anger and rage, and I really do not like sounding like a child who can barely string a sentence together.
But I've started, and I seriously hope it'll help me map new ways out of what has frightened me for so long.

[Christopher-iukq]

One of the coolest professors on the planet.
Thank you always JP.

[philippkoenigAUS]

I love that a Jordan Peterson "clip" can be nearly half an hour long, and that's just fine by me. JP just isn't one for short cuts 😉

[makunguhlatshwayo]

Its like he understands that i need this ... He truly is a Father I have never had

[Somethirdthing]

Jordan, I love you for this, you help me so much as a father. You sound Elvis-tired here, please be good to yourself and rest when you can. We need you as long as possible.

[christianthompson]

I wish with all my soul that my youngest sister was able to allow herself enough experience to learn how to face her fears and challenges. She was 18, recently married and had a new baby. She was facing depression, debt, conflict, new responsibilities, and many other things which she should not have kept secret.
She took her life.
She killed herself last month.
And every good thing that could be said is too late.

[genuardimusic]

Great job from the sound engineer. Love how he dialed in that feedback perfectly

[mpullano]

His voice and character has matured so much over the last decade.

His calm kindness amidst leadership emerges upon the stage & in age once he knew what the Maps’ Meaning was.

[lilyarmitage]

What happens in childhood will define the rest of our life - if we let it. After i addressed the root problem, i realised i am in charge of me. Made my life a lot easier.

[Alexxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

0:01: 🧠 The purpose of memory is to provide a map for navigating life and gaining advantage, while also learning from experiences.
6:16: 😴 The story of Sleeping Beauty teaches the importance of encountering and coping with the negative aspects of the world.
10:09: 🔑 The passage discusses the importance of confronting traumatic memories and understanding one's role in them.
13:17: 📚 The speaker discusses the importance of encountering challenges and having someone to communicate with in order to learn and avoid catastrophe and betrayal.
18:27: 🔑 Memories of past traumas can be helpful if they indicate areas where one needs to develop appropriate responses to avoid falling into the same traps.
22:57: 💡 Confronting negative events and learning from them is like extracting the moral of the story and finding the treasure to rebuild oneself.
26:17: 💡 The speaker suggests that when dealing with someone with murderous fantasies, it is important to set boundaries and insist on being treated differently.
Recap by Tammy AI

[volnick]

Don't let the evil people influence how you teach people. You are a free soul. You are righteous. If anything, the evil people need reeducating.

[FaithAndMystery]

*Through your YouTube channel, you're making a positive impact on people's lives. May God's strength and guidance be with you always as you spread His word.*

[techbuzz]

I consider his word like in a very good way, because whatever he used to speak is absolutely insightful, and I love the clarity and the power of words❤🎉

[freeman]

"The Awakening of The Spirit of The Hero". I like that.

[sharonrogers]

My my mother brought me up to ignore my own needs and feel unworthy of any consieration. If done right, that can take a lifetime to unlearn. I'm 70.