'Best way to confront someone' - Jordan Peterson

"Best way to confront someone" - Jordan Peterson
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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!!!

[juliehughes]

Rule of 3 for any situation:
1 by accident
2 careless
3 on purpose

[Detcaligirl]

Then if they still deny and it doesn’t matter…they’re delusional. Walk away.

[BadmanPictures]

peterson will be immortalized in the history books along with the other greats

[FoxnDen]

I call out hurtful words immediately in a kind voice because l do not believe a person speaking hurtful words is too fragile to take feedback

[nandacande]

This works, my father taught me this from his work experience. My favorite is when the person freezes like they've seen a ghost... The worst is when dealing with a manipulative person. They'll spin it every way but their originally intention. Just step away & do your best to not interact with them.

[Apple_Teck]

Fuck situational, always defend yourself all the time.

Winston Churchill: Tact is the ability to tell someone to go to hell in such a way that they look forward to the trip.

[jesseleighbrackstone]

I have a different process.

First time: Employ active kindness.
Second time: Employ demonstrable love.
Third time: Employ distance.

I leave chastisement to God.

Love and All Good Things,

Jesse.🌹

[maureenmccann]

What my parents never taught me. Thank you, Dr.

[murielbaith]

Yes, you turn the other cheek. But you only have 2 cheeks.

[Lisa-eetf]

Look for the pattern:
First we forgive, but remember
Second we take note, still willing to consider other reason
Third, we then point out their pattern.
In an abusive covertly coercive relationship however we’re often dealing with a very skilful manipulator who will justify, rationalise, explain-away, dismiss, shift blame onto you, or gaslight you into thinking ‘it didn’t occur the-way-it-really-did!!!’😳
‘Fake apologies’ are often given to shut you up & make you go back to sleep! And the-abuse-cycle-continues!

[RodderickPrinceParker]

I use this rule in romantic relationships often.

[lilyr]

Thank you so much. This helps me reduce my anxiety with confronting bad behaviour issues. 🙂✨

[lulumoon]

I truly wish I'd been young enough for JP to be my internet Dad... 😕

[andreasdm]

If you wait for 3 times your fuckked.They lost too much respect for you and its too late to change it.Once is enough no waiting

[alejandrae]

I say nothing…I just disappear from their lives never to come back…it confuses the hell out of them!

[verna]

You just the best example of being a brilliant communicator who has depth of soul.

[kuriouskitty]

I usually agree with this Great man, but unless it's someone I truly care about, I'll stand up, otherwise I dont give my power away to anyone. How others "make me feel" is an illusion. I make myself feel, I am the Master of my ship. God Bless ❤

[lornalaurie]

3 strikes then just drop em. No need to waste time and energy talking to them about it.

[rossbrumby]

I'll call them on the first time. Their response shows their true colours. An excuse is a denial. Their only alternative is to apologise but to do it again later anyway. Their second time the spade gets called a spade.

[johnweatherman]

"Once is chance, twice is coincidence, three times is a pattern". Been working with my daughter on that one for both good and bad things recently, so it was kinda a cool coincidence to see this!