Jordan Peterson | How to Plan your Life Successfully

Jordan B Peterson (born June 12, 1962) is a Canadian clinical psychologist and professor of psychology at the University of Toronto. In this clip, he talks about how to plan life successfully and the spectrum between exceptionality and life balance.

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[jaygolds]

That’s what this pandemic taught me, that I was 110% wrapped up in my career & financial success. This time with myself has been incredibly amazing. I now realize that working 12-16 hours is a day is absolutely meaningless. Spending time with my wife, son, dogs, and activities that give me pleasure are more rewarding than grinding with a narrow vision of a large bank account. Now I feel I can reorient myself, and live a very balanced life.

Thanks Rona

[mentorclips]

1. Focus of mind in Career for Radical Success - requires sacrifice 80hrs/week
2. Family
3. Network of Friends
4. Activities outside of work

[noahpaynter]

To sit in the that room as a student, people like hime make learning for learning's sake enjoyable.

[brandonthegoat]

Man I wish I found this dude in high school or even middle school 💯

[West-rn-showvn-ist-chick]

He’s just awesome! He’s so rational and intelligent!

[aftermath]

He really inspired me like i really would like to meet and sit and drink a cup of tea with him would be very great . what im focusing in my life is
1.Make money open a business to be sucessful
2. healthy lfestyle meaning ( spend time with my wife )
3.stable life

[joyceadegboyega]

If that is what you want that is what you do .

[terrathunderstorms]

"Men went after perfection and Women went after wholeness" that's something to think about.

[LanaBlakely]

When you with JBP was your lecturer in college.

[joyceadegboyega]

I could say things I want to be a rock star or a celebrity I feel that I have wasted time not being a strongiest women and taking care of myself. I have not worked hard to who I am suppose to be my dream is suffering so bad I don't know what to do.

[keithlee]

Misleading title says "How to plan your life successfully." Nothing much about how to plan for life in the video.

[rezimunizar]

Whats not sure? Just ask me if you wanna know further info about him, eagerest fan of him

[marmantole]

I miss his positivity. He’s so dark and pessimistic now. Fame has not done him well.

[nikhilck]

He doesn’t talk about planning your life in this clip.

[LightGesture]

I want more children.. I put in the hours.
I still have a lot to learn and a lot to love, though! B"H

[journeyfinland]

What I want in my life. "Comfortable" Healthy Lifestyle, Good Environment, Fucking Beautiful Women, Video Games and a great Jumpstart in life for my Future Sons to be perfectly honest

[trinity]

I dont think women "bail", I think they have other responsibilities. Of a woman gets pregnant she cant work 80 hours a week, especially not once the baby comes, but the man never even has to slow down. Women tend to do most or all of the housework and cooking for a household even without children. Also this whole 80 hours a week thing isnt that radical for the working class, my dad works between 70 and 80 hours each week in a factory with no chance of promotion (because theres no "better" job unless he literally owned the place) he just does it to make enough money to support his family. This is a very strange way of thinking

[Sam_iscrazyy]

I already have a plan I’m 13 right now and once I turn 14 I’m getting a job then I’m going to save up once I get a car and my drivers licenses I’m running away to New York I’ll get an apartment in New York I’ll also get a part time job then I’ll try to get a scholarship and go to college to study astronomy. And hopefully I’ll become an astronomer

[jwoodswce]

The idea that men can have kids until they are 80 isn't correct. Physically, yes they can squeeze out a puppy, but IMHO a man needs 25 years with a child to fully raise it...maybe less if it is a boy. Thus, 50 is probably an effective limit to an average man having and raising a child.

[simielizabetheaso]

As woman I am to constantly apologize for my success, well, I wont. I don't let the thing between my legs decide my fate,