Jordan Peterson on handling arguments with your partner

Jordan Peterson on handling arguments with your partner
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- - About Jordan Peterson - -
Jordan B. Peterson (born 12 June 1962) is a Canadian professor of psychology, clinical psychologist, YouTube personality, and author. He began to receive widespread attention in the late 2010s for his views on cultural and political issues, often described as conservative.

Born and raised in Alberta, Peterson obtained bachelor's degrees in political science and psychology from the University of Alberta and a PhD in clinical psychology from McGill University. After teaching and research at Harvard University, he returned to Canada in 1998 to permanently join the faculty of psychology at the University of Toronto. In 1999, he published his first book, Maps of Meaning: The Architecture of Belief, which became the basis for many of his subsequent lectures. The book combined information from psychology, mythology, religion, literature, philosophy, and neuroscience to analyze systems of belief and meaning.

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Thank You!!!

[lucifers-lovechyld-brutalr]

We want to fix the problem, not defeating. That's more truth!!! Love this man!!

[ibanlimited]

This man has no idea how much he affects lives positively...

[michaelgomes]

I've been married to my childhood sweetheart for 46 years. He is so right...the object to a disagreement is not to defeat your spouse...you want to come to a consensus!

[suesjoy]

“You don’t want to win, you want to fix the problem!” Touche!

[AMKmusic]

Winning an argument<fixing the problem

[katydids]

Yes, this mentality changed my relationship, my entire life. I just learned to humble myself and not argue even if baited. I listen, understand his side, know that we are different, and try to find a solution or move on. My relationship was about to end after 10 years because I didn't even realize how crazy I was being in arguments.

[milliesecond]

If one of the partners is a narcissist, there's no winning at all.

[gritlimedamineg]

Great quote :"You don't wanna win, you want to fix the problem "!!

[navyblu]

Been practicing it since I heard JP preach about it. I cannot thank him enough. It really works for us. I know the feeling of winning an argument only to feel bad after.

[Devineservent]

He's absolutely right. I am 27 and now realize this and am with the woman who I love more than I've ever loved. I never want to be right I want us to understand and fix the problem that made us argue because my girl is my equal and teammate in life

[john_pr]

I totally get this. It's like relationship or ego, you can't have both

[PrimeEpoch]

Sometimes you shouldn't fix the problem, just make them feel heard and understood. Then when things are calmer, you can start fixing the problem.

[uhohotdog]

Preach ... Problem solved is liberating for both 👍

[stanford]

This made me very very emotional answered I feel like crying right day Solomon is Jordan Peterson.this man's heart and intentions are pure.

[boykaMAlover]

"You don't wanna win, you wanna fix the problem" Jordan Peterson

[connieandrews]

Love the way he thinks!!! Has a way with words!!

[carrieeasom]

If we take the time to understand each other and try and see it from the other person's perspective we can fix the problem. Sometimes it is just an agree to disagree thing!!

[begirbigger]

It's very hard to control yourself when things heated up. You might say something you're gonna regret saying. Don't do what I did, go somewhere alone when it happens and only talk with cool head

[paulagoeringer]

It's not supposed to be about winning, it's supposed to be about fixing a problem together. People forget you are partners. He's totally right about that.

[PeaceOverHate]

Thank You Sir for helping guide me through relationship struggles. I have been Too Kind Too Agreeable. Now I stand up for myself in well balanced ways.