Jordan Peterson Interview on Joe Rogan, Trump Win, Election 2024, Exodus, God & Tulsi Gabbard!

Jordan’s insights have inspired millions around the world to rethink their challenges, redefine their paths, and approach life with practical steps to move forward. The conversation you're about to see is FILLED with the kind of depth and insight that only Jordan Peterson can provide.

Here are just some of what you're about to discover:

* The surprising answer Jordan Peterson gives when asked about the best and worst parts of being 'Jordan Peterson'...

* Surviving Modern Complexity: Jordan's lessons on overcoming burnout, political extremes, and moral responsibilities of success.

* How does Jordan manage overwhelming opportunities while maintaining focus? Here's the boundary-setting secret he swears by to avoid burnout...

* Jordan shares why maintaining an impeccable team is crucial to success—and how one rule for his touring staff leaves a lasting positive impression.

* The truth about the 80/20 rule: Why Jordan Peterson insists it’s not 80/20 but ________ , and what that means for how you manage your top performers.

* Why Jordan believes you must spend all your time with your most productive people—and how the wrong focus can silently destroy your business. (And, he reveals the painful yet liberating truth about enabling failure versus letting someone thrive elsewhere.)

* Is public speaking about winning arguments? Discover how Jordan approaches speaking not to 'win' but to seek the truth—and why this subtle shift is a long-term victory.

* Group therapy for psychopaths? Why conventional wisdom fails and how it can actually make psychopaths worse—Jordan breaks down the dark side of therapeutic intervention.

* Behind the scenes of Jordan Peterson’s most challenging interviews: How he navigates tricky journalists with his clinical insights—and why it’s often game over for them!

* How Trump, Tulsi Gabbard, Elon Musk, and others factor into the future of political discourse (Jordan shares why non-conventional leadership could save us...)

* Jordan shares his battle with the Ontario College of Psychologists and why he refuses to be 'reeducated' in secret.

* How success differs across the world: Jordan explains why the 'default admiration for success' in America sets it apart—and why other countries struggle with this.

* Why ‘giving back’ is a dangerous term for entrepreneurs: Why successful people should reject guilt over their achievements.

* What Elon Musk’s self-driving cars REALLY are: Jordan describes how they’re not just vehicles, but _____s that are paving the way for a future we can barely imagine.

* What does Jordan say about the concept of 'apocalypse'? Here's how he links this ancient idea to the rapid, exponential changes we see in society and technology today...

* Can individual choices really change the world? Jordan explains why the actions of leaders and entrepreneurs can have far-reaching effects—and why this responsibility is greater than most people think.

* How do ancient biblical stories shape modern society? Jordan explores why tales like those of Adam and Eve and Cain and Abel carry foundational truths that still guide civilization today.

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[missthang]

Man he's intelligent. Blows my mind, everytime. Total attitude of gratitude for having him on. God bless 🙏 🇨🇦

[ladycactus]

I wish his advice had been available to me when I was 20! But I am grateful to have it in my old age 😅

[booster-b]

100% agree with Peterson. I once worked at a startup which was painfully inefficient. The managers spent all their time on people who refused to produce but knew how to create a scene. The result was that people who actually wanted to work couldn't work because there was no time for them available. and the people who did nothing anyway continued to do nothing, but get all the valuable time from the managers. When I told them this was a waste of time, they told me ''but it is sympathetic to look after the and who else is going to?''. I learned that the same startup went bankrupt not much after I left.

[williamboone]

I love Jordan Peterson. I hope that he can find a space to relax.

[collegecall]

Dr Peterson speaking on pain was the greatest advice i ever heard

[jeanschirmer]

I love him. My son is who introduced him to me, I’m so grateful ❤

[Lucida]

Millions of people around the world love you Dr Peterson regardless of your troublesome nature.

True love accepts people for the whole of who they are not just the bits they like!!!

You are authentic and that’s the BEST attribute of Jordan Peterson ❤

Thank you for shining that light into the world JP ❤️🙏

[Horse]

New subscriber. This is my 3rd episode in 24 hours. RFK Jr, Tucker Carlson and Jordan Peterson. I have to take a look at past episodes.
I am learning a lot from this interview.

[lizhorton]

I’m a new citizen from Canada; voted TRUMP and celebrating the landslide victory! ❤I appreciate the brilliant Dr. Peterson’s insights into American politics.

[musictherapy]

He's both intriguing and intelligent. Thank you for sharing this video .

[jugsyfella]

He’s totally changed my mind about my words and how I speak to people.
He’s absolutely correct god bless this man.

[mrhrggins]

His message of kindness and treating people well 💙

[PM-lzgs]

Thank you Dr Peterson family and team for what you’ve done for society.

[jamesbell]

I LOVE JORDAN PETERSON ... I am proud to be a fellow Albertan. I live less than an hour from where he was born and raised. I hope to meet him one day !!!

[bmk]

If I see a new interview with Jordan Peterson available to watch, I’m on it! Love that man!! This one is fantastic!

[blew_my_mind]

"Spend your time with the most productive people" - hardcoded truth...

[dondinero]

Awesome interview and thanks for not interrupting him and letting him go on!! Phenomenal job. Peterson is in a league of his own and very necessary for today’s climate. Thank you 🙏 🇺🇸

[ericlawrence]

I had my own company for seven grueling years. I was kind and caring and coddled my worst workers... Lost everything. All the help was shot back in my face like buckshot at a Dick Cheney hunting party and i was the guy hit repeatedly. No tears for me, or the SLIGHTEST effort. I may have as well been a total monster. My kindness and help was worth absolutely NOTHING. What Jordan is saying is very spot on. That :cruel feeling is REAL... I had real troubles with it. Let all the employees go and did the closure of the business myself. Then reopend with no employees and just myself and dragged myself from NEGATIVE 250k to just plain broke over 3 years. did not go bankrupt... a mistake... and paid everything back to creditors. The plan was to suicide after that... but i saw my mistakes and decided to live for a bit longer and let nature decide. KINDNESS KILLS THE Caregiver. Don't let low functioning people destroy your business dreams. Do it yourself only for as long as you can then get ready for a huge upheaval once you get about 3 employees going (technical businesses most importantly). I will never do that again.

[karensuarez]

Jordan Peterson, we are blessed to know and hear you.

Joe, you have fabulous speakers, thanks for sharing. You conduct great interviews, one of the best.

[sagegallagher]

I read Crime and Punishment in high school, and it greatly affected me. I went on to read Brothers Karamazov and other works by Dostoyevsky. Maybe one reason I find Peterson so compelling is because I also found a lot of truth in those books. I also have found the greatest adventure of my life to be trying to follow the greatest commandments Christ taught, to love God with all my heart, mind, and strength, and to love others as myself. Those are pretty hard concepts to put into real practice. I find myself working on them repeatedly. And I find myself inspired by Peterson repeatedly. This was a great conversation/lecture.