Jordan Peterson Emotional Interview with Patrick Bet-David

Jordan Peterson Interview with Patrick Bet-David. In this second encounter these two thought leaders discuss tough times in the economy, the challenges of media, raising a family, fortune 100 companies hiring Ivy League students, Twitter and more life principles.

About Jordan Peterson: Jordan Bernt Peterson is a Canadian clinical psychologist and a professor of psychology at the University of Toronto.

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[HeidiJoubert]

I'm pretty much on a strict Jordan Peterson diet for the last 4 weeks and my life has literally transformed and blossomed, in almost every area!

[pam_jackson]

At 66 years of age I thought my days of conversation with my dad were over because he passed away many years ago. Then I listen to Mr. Peterson speak and I realize who I first heard these words of wisdom from, my father. I thank you for sharing.

[HamedAdefuwa]

If Pat continues like this, he'll end up being one of the best interviewers of all time. The art of knowing when to be quiet. Beautiful.

[jodiebasye]

We need MORE professors like this in our schools not less.

[gracekestler]

Everyone's talking about Jordan Peterson, but I also want to thank the interviewer for actually listening and letting Jordan Peterson speak. Interviewers just don't have any idea how important this is.

[Xergecuz]

Thank you for not interrupting him every 5 minutes Pat.

[pivono]

Jordan once taught me that I should clean my room. Now I own a house with 8 rooms and they are all clean - thank you so much Jordan.

[TheBuzz]

Jordan Petersson and Patrick Bet-David are two honest people working for the betterment of all.
I take my hat off to you for your efforts. Thank you both

[markakers]

I am impressed with the interviewer's skills. He is deliberately trying to draw out the wealth of information in Jordan Peterson rather than trying to out debate him as others I've seen have tried to do. Thank you, Patrick!

[PatriotMomof]

I love what he says about children. I had five and now I have 11 grand kids. My husband passed at 57 and I’m so glad I had my children to help me through that very difficult time.

[peterdziondziakowski]

Mr.peterson I feel the same way in my chest when I think about my children. It hurts but it's not a pain it's of love and a burning sensation of how you could have done better and the time you have missed out on. Thank you for all of your work and your sacrifice. We all love you very much. Thank you.

[zoolookers]

God it's heart breaking seeing Jordan almost tear up. What a beautiful man

[alexchen]

I'm a simple man. I see Jordan Peterson I start cleaning my room.

[vatoloco]

One if the best things about this guy is he makes a point then says, "Here, lemme give you an example. "

[realantarres]

As someone who's very literal and as someone who tries to be as accurate as possible when speaking, JP really takes that to the next level. Love him or hate him, the amount of accuracy in the words he says in relation to what he says is literally 100%.
Truly admirable

[OliverCowlishaw]

I think I actually love this man. Like a child loves a father.


Might sound weird but it's how it feels.

[apx]

The fact his level of intelligence doesnt hinder his ability to remain in touch with his emotional mind is refreshing and encouraging.

[piotrgaska]

When I am listening to Jordan Peterson, I feel like he is pouring wisdom straight to my brain.

[matc]

Jordan is a phenomenal growth mentor. Pat is a phenomenal interviewer, listener, people's person. The two make a great team

[guycomments]

Seeing the crowd roar when jordan describes children as an unconditional source of joy and love was really perspective shifting. You don't get that in American culture today. God bless latinos.