The Biggest Regret of Old People | Jordan Peterson

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⚠️ ABOUT DR. JORDAN PETERSON

Jordan Peterson is a renowned Canadian psychologist, author, and professor, widely acclaimed for his profound insights into the human psyche and his contributions to the field of psychology. With an illustrious career spanning several decades, Peterson has earned a remarkable reputation for his thought-provoking ideas and transformative teachings.

Peterson's academic achievements are truly exceptional. He holds a Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the University of Alberta and has served as a professor at the University of Toronto. Throughout his career, he has published numerous influential papers and articles, making significant contributions to the field. Notably, his work on personality psychology and the psychology of religious and ideological belief systems has garnered widespread recognition.

One of the striking indicators of Peterson's impact is his exceptional citation count on Google Scholar of over 20,000 citations. His research has been cited by scholars and researchers worldwide, highlighting the significance and relevance of his ideas. This recognition reflects the profound influence he has had on the academic community and the intellectual discourse surrounding psychology.

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[richardlafontaine]

I'm old and my biggest failure was not saying I love you more often.

[scott]

Jordan Peterson will be remembered in history as the Plato/Aristotle of our era.

[jdmarr]

"We live life forwards, but understand it backwards." - Soren Kierkegaard.

I'm old & my biggest regrets have been the times that I tried to be for others what I needed to be for myself first.

[carltodd]

Greatest thinker in my lifetime of 65 years.

[MiaDezera]

Being in in-home healthcare for so long and being around, disabled and elderly for so long, the responses from disabled people that can’t physically move, and from elderly, were remotely, the same, and they both stated my biggest regret in life later in life was not learning how to experience and live life, my regret is just existing

[GhostAdvocate]

Don't regret mistakes. Learn from them. Regret is pointless

[SeeBird]

Life is for living, nothing is wasted

[TS-kmwn]

I always remind my sons to Not be Afraid of Failure. With School, Girls, Friendships, Work....
If you're not Failing at something that means you're not Trying enough things. The Mark of a Man is Not Other Peoples View of you- Its How You get up & Keep getting up & you keep going.

[imnotanalien]

Great observations on the word ‘failure’.

[jorgeglez]

Reminds me of the line the Coinbase founder says. “Action produces information.” So it’s actually better to take action sooner rather than later because even if you “fail” you’ll learn what you should do instead and just iterate.

[d.h.]

I fu#king love Jordan Peterson, everything he says makes sense. ❤

[charzanboo]

Failures? My failures outshine other's successes.

[michaelm]

Feels like story of my life. Things I read and learned and did always returned to me, sometimes 15 years later but always, and often in unexpected ways and means.

[respectedgentleman]

Yes, the salient point is if you stay open minded in the long term it produces some kind of result, just not what you had set out for originally

[Milestonemonger]

After retirement, my husband and I moved to Hawaii for a year. Next month we're exploring Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam 🌏✈️❤️

[Coneman]

You only truly learn from mistakes when you understand why you failed.

[donlarson]

The only regret I have in old age is that I didn't tell my brother what a no good loser he was.

[amberdagoddess]

This man is one of the sexiest men ever 😍 ❤❤❤my gosh he is sooo enlightened

[dinahelena]

You cannot have regrets. Everything in our lives are planned. We make the choices but we come ahead, especially through failures because that is what determines in the end, whom we have become.

[Scottyv]

On one hand, I see his point, but on the other there are gamblers and day traders who have dug themselves holes they will never get out of, so taking risks isn't always a good thing.

Have to take calculated risks where you know where you land if it fails, but the potential reward is worth it, and has a higher probability than failure.