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Dr. Peterson , is my mentor and he doesn’t know that, he saved my life, after my only son passed . I was given life up. Felted so lost and didn’t care about my other family. But listening to Jordan. I started having a different perspective about life. Today I have a great job and love my beautiful wife and my daughter’s and wants to take charge and be responsible.

Tim's ending remarks are so true: "I'm glad you exist, I'm glad you write". Jordan is a stellar example of a hero; Speaking truth in the face of existential pressure. And exactly that truth saved him as well.

Dear Dr Petersen, the world needs you.... South Africa needs you.... You are God's gift to us all in these confusing and frightening times.... You teach people to think coherently and instil the values which have been lacking for generations. Thank you so very much for everything you are doing. I am working on my room dad. Love and blessings to you and your family. Kind regards, Linda Reeves

The first time I ate cubensis mushrooms, It changed me for the better, I'm literally swelling with tears as I recall that experience. The fear, low self esteem, self-doubt and every feeling of worthlessness that was beaten, shouted, threatened, intimidated, abused and traumatized into me from as far back as I can remember- 3-4 years old, just seemed to dissolve. It was like when you toss an Alka seltzer tablet into a gallon of warm water. Walls were vaporized, dams were breached and the waters flowed, bridges were materialized over these flowing waters. It was f*cking beautiful!! I was free, for the first time in those 19 years of life, I felt truly free. I can truly, truly and honestly say that I felt what Love was, because I became Love and suddenly realized that is what I always had been, Unconditional Love. That's why I was always the scapegoat, the whipping boy, the easy target. I was made aware that I endured all that suffering, not because I was the self-hating flaws of character and unhealed traumas they all projected onto me, but it was because I was blameless and divine, pure empathy, hope and kindness, I was everything that they were lacking, everything they were not. I was like that little pup that gets kicked around and starved physically/mentally/spiritually, yet still comes around, sits next to and tries to love and comfort that same abusive monster when it recognizes their sorrow. It wasn't me, it was never me that was the problem and I didn't deserve that abuse, or the bag of guilt and trauma that I had been carrying around everywhere until that point. So I set it down right then and there, it wasn't my bag to carry, not my load to bear. The following weeks were a series of setting boundaries and burning bridges. I was assertive and decisive, if you didn't help push or pull, you were brushed aside. Where before I cowered and avoided conflict and confrontation in hope that the storm would quietly pass me by, I now would rise to look it dead in the eye and dare it to do its worst, like LT. Dan in Forrest Gump, fear haf left the building. Of course it took a while longer to completely round up all those clever traumas and triggers that had hidden themselves in the recessed corners and darkest crevices of the shadow Self, that the ego conveniently glazed over. It is said that psychedelics are shortcuts to connecting with the higher consciousness or g_dhead, and therefore unearned wisdom/enlightenment. But I don't agree with that wholly, because sometimes you have to do what you need to do for yourself. This knowledge can be attained if you pay attention to the omens and synchronicities that your Intuitive perception just can't seem to ignore. They're attempting to lead you to water, it's up to you whether you choose to drink or not. If you do choose to partake in these substances, do it mindfully, set an Intention. Whether it's for recreation or healing of mind, body or spirit, or all three, declare what you wish to get from that experience, speak it. Respect and honor the organic and inorganic, for their part in the experience. Maybe meditate for a few minutes on the purpose or goal of the experience. You can heal, rid yourself of vices or habits that are detrimental to your being. You can gain Wisdom and get answers that you may have, as long as those answers don't infringe on your free Will. Just be conscientious and have a safe trip. 💛🌞☝️

I love how hes just arguing with himself. Everyone should do that. Then we would not all be so certain of ourselves and would actually listen to eachother.

Humbling to think that the man I credit with saving my life, is thanking me for saving his.

Psychedelic therapy is just one of those great leaps in the mental health space . It's wonderful and the fact that they serve recreational use and health as well. I can't deny tripping is fun every once in a while.°

This man is the most honest and thought provoking speaker/human being, how lucky we are to have someone like this in our chaotic world. I listen and watch his videos daily. Thank you Jordan for being honest and putting your mind out there for us! I wish you and your family all the best health and happiness🥰

He still looks tired and worn out but he looks fresher in each video. Glad to see Dr. Peterson is active again!

"Beware of unearned wisdom" - damn, this one hit me in the knees.

Depression haunted my life from a very young age, and I was put on a bunch of SSRIs as a child in attempt to deal with it. None worked.Psychedelic mushrooms was brought to my attention. It was the first thing that actually had real effects. They should only be used with great care and respect.

He's still coming back from illness but what a resource for the culture. And how intense he is about fundamental matters. Even if you disagree with something, he gives you so much of importance to consider

TIM FERRISS AND JORDAN PETERSON! THIS IS GONNA BE A BANGER!

“If you think your conscience is nothing, well violate it for a while, and see what happens.”

WOW! incredible interview! Jordan Peterson's explanation of biblical principles is a divine blend of spirituality and science! thank you so much for posting such a deeply profound and stirring interview! many blessings!

Psychedelics saved me from years of uncontrollable depression , anxiety and illicit pill addiction . Imagine carrying heavy chains for over a decade and then all of a sudden that burden is gone . Believe it or not in a couple years they'll be all over for treatment of mental health related issues . ⠀

This guy gets it.

"Be grateful in spite of your suffering." Good advice. Great interview

So emotional even after watching a second time. I have been getting my house in order and watch JP videos several times a week to keep me going. So thankful to be able to have these people to watch on here. I would have never known anything different than negative thinking and close minded beliefs without this. Thank you

Please pass this comment on to Jordan Peterson for me...and thank you, Mr Ferriss, for conducting these interviews and making them public. You fulfill a great purpose and service to your fellow man in doing so. Mr Peterson...I have found a significantly high level of truths in your insights. I have studied scripture with great intention to understand the truths of life for my whole adult yrs. I am now 63, and I still find new levels of knowledge in those same scripture passages. You have a very effective way of putting what I feel inside into words, and I feel like a sponge when I listen to you speak or read your words, insatiably soaking up every bit of your imparted wisdom. Truth is vital to my very existence (as with us all to some extent), and not only that, but truth is always felt at the cellular level for me. It vibrates through me on a harmonic frequency. Your words and understanding vibrate for me that way. May you be blessed beyond your wildest dreams for sharing your insights with the world. Your wisdom is much needed. I am better able to navigate my thoughts, my actions, and my relationships having been exposed to your understanding. Thank you so very much!

This really ought to be 3 hours longer.

I don't know how to put into words the feelings Dr. Peterson has stirred up inside of me. There is something so very incredibly special about him. Thank you, Dr. Peterson. I continue to watch and re-watch your work.

Dear Mr. Peterson, Thank you for reminding me of the simple foundations that sometimes I forget. Basic truths and one day and step at a time I appreciate you! I just became a new Grandpa 1st time! Hope is real and Life is Real ♥ 🎄 ✌ Thx

I now realize that once I have separated my self from my perceptions of how others perceive 'me', then what is left is my self and God.

Jordan Peterson is one, if not the most beautiful persons I've ever witnessed in my life. The complexity of his character and knowledge never fails to remind me of how much there is still to learn about the world and about myself. We're truly lucky to have him alive.

The last 10 or so minutes. Man, I really missed this guy.

I am in awe!!! Thank you for bringing the hero males and females back!! Please never give up or lose hope on the word medicine that you speak to humanity!!! And I totally RESPECT A TENDER HEART THESE DAYS!!! BLESS YOUR PATH MR. PETERSON ONE MILLION TIMES IN JESUS HOLY NAME!!!!

He’s such a brilliant, compassionate, and authentic mind, a rare gem & voice in this world. Thank you 🙏

Jordan Peterson brought me here, but Tim Ferriss seems to be a great host! He’s a great listener - the way he listens & responds to Jordan is wonderful. I feel as though Jordan really enjoyed talking with Ferriss as well, so much so that he’s fluttering his fingers again when he talks ❤️❤️❤️

This was Jordan Peterson at his best again.

This is one of the best, if not the best interview with Dr Peterson. I've followed him for a long time and his lectures have the deepest meaning to my life and my family. Especially my son. I'm going to listen to this again. I'm startled by the content and very grateful.

It's the second time I see this and how Jordan gets emotional at the ends breaks my heart, but it also makes me understand that he is also a human being that went through much suffering. All my best wishes to Jordan and his family. Amazing!

What I think people like about Jordan Peterson is his openness and willingness to admit that he has a hard time following his own rules

This is the first recent Peterson interview where he really seems back to his absolute sharpest, great to see 🔥

I am attempting to become as educated as I am intelligent. I allowed life choices to derail my formal education. I have spent the last 10 years in research and study. This has greatly improved the quality of my life and relationships. Thank you for being a part of my growth!!♥️

I have found JBP to be such a sane voice in all this craziness, I deeply appreciate him and his work. Thank you Tim for having him on. Blessings to you both!

This can’t be real, Tim Ferris and Jordan Peterson together?!?!

That ending almost had me in tears.. and I don’t even cry at sad movies. This was great.

I heard the phrase highly sensitive people..HSP...and thought yes I could identify with this because I feel everything around me...I never understood it and I have been busy my whole life on this journey feeling things and knowing it wasn't mine...well now I understand its others frequency that I pick up on and sometimes it hurts like hell...sudden sadness i was on a roller-coaster until I figured it out and learned to control it and identify that it is there then it moves away....its weird...I have been blessed and now i use it in my life. I always blessed it and send peace back.

Why do I want to say "where have I been all my life?" I don't know if I have been educated beyond my abilities or I should have stayed in school. Thanks for the interview Tim. You are better than Dick Cavett was. He would listen after asking the question.

This man changed my life more than he will ever know.

Dr. Peterson represents the rise and fall of the hero. His rebirth is more symbolic than people seem to realize

I will never understand why there are people who can think anything but great things about this man. It is truly inconceivable to me how many people choose to throw dirt on such a special man that has helped generations of people. He deserves to be at the top and in a lane of his own, respected by all and cherished as the gem that he is. Much Love and Respect 💜🙏

I Always Feel A liitle more Intelligent When I listen to this Brillant Man, I just Love him.. Thank God For Jordon B Peterson!!! We Are Lucky to have him thats for Sure!!!🙏💚❤

I cried with him at the end. What a genuine person he is Jordan. As Tim said I’m glad he exists 🥰.

Driving is privilege when you've got podcasts like that available. We are sooo lucky! I've got gut feeling that we'll see Jordan at JRE soon.

I’ve been blessed or cursed with seeing both sides of an issue-the older I get the more I realize this isn’t a matter of black & white but various shades of gray! With each and every person place & thing assigned intricate parts that create the whole! It’s a glorious tapestry where love connects the dots! Bravo--you play your part magnificently!

With Jordan Peterson I'm always impressed by how emotional he is when talking about topics he cares about and how well he is able to show these emotions.

"That's too much chaos in the kitchen" Is now my favorite new Jordan Peterson quote.

One of the BEST interviews I've seen done with Dr. Peterson. Didn't ask the run of the mill questions you usually hear and it was very thoughtful. Thanks, Tim! And thank you, Dr. Peterson!

Dr. Peterson, I am a fan. I have come to listen to your podcasts and motivational clips for an hour or two or three nearly every day. I wish I could share with you mountains of information that I have gleaned over many years of experience on virtually every topic you discuss. The call to challenge young men to make the world a better place by encouraging competence and speaking truth, on recognizing the uniqueness of every soul and serving the least among us ring deeply within me. I lack the distinction and achievements that those you interview possess, yet I am not without insights and experience that I think you would find valuable. I am a 73-year-old retired general surgeon who is self-employed part time as a medical researcher. I am also a lay minister or a priesthood holder in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I served a two year mission for my church in Chile from 1969 to 1971 and on a church high council in New York City. I closed my surgical practice in the intermountain west in 1996 after suffering a mid-brain bleed that was complicated by acute hydrocephalus requiring emergency placement of a ventriculo-peritoneal shunt that left me with chronic drowsiness, impaired executive function, and some other problems but without obvious impact on my movement or speech. I worked for 13 years after my stroke at many odd jobs including working in a junior high and two career colleges teaching health, mathematics, anatomy and physiology, health administration, chemistry, biology, microbiology, etc. until difficulties planning my lecture schedule and submitting final grades on time led to my dismissal and finally a declaration of totally disability. I wrote my senior thesis at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine on evidence based medicine and medical outcome research as it relates to hypertension care in eleven New York City voluntary hospitals. My advisor was the developer of the health status index and its use as a measure of good or bad health policies. I did my internship at a hospital near Greenwich Village in Manhattan and did a fellowship in cardiothoracic surgery in Columbia, Missouri. My wife, a Juilliard-trained pianist, and our four children are exceptionally bright but were found to have an inductive learning problem that severely threatened their academic, professional, and social futures. I was told that I needed to summarize all that my children read and help them find the main ideas of what they regarded as confusing collections of random facts and to do research projects with them in history and science. I spent 6 to 12 hours a day tutoring them for 17 years. All their projects and research papers won state and/or national prizes. They were on a wide variety of topics including the historical context of Edgar Allen Poe's A Cask of Amontillado, Thomas Jeffersons views on slavery, the role of ancestors in the Revolutionary War and the Pequot War, just war theory as well as bridge and roof truss design, human insulation systems, and the mathematical modelling of break dancing. Each of my children qualified for scholarships--in large part due to my poverty--at premier colleges: Amherst College, Yale, MIT, and Harvard. All are married with children and gainfully employed. My oldest son teaches art and animation at two colleges in Chicago. My daughter graduated from Yale in Theater Arts and Acting from the Manhattan School Music in classical voice. She has won a Tony Award and received a Grammy Nomination. My two younger sons obtained Ph.D.s in mechanical engineering from MIT. One is a tenured professor in mechanical engineering and the other is a reseach engineer for Ford Motor Company. Talk about joy!! Things could have been so much worse for them. I am divorced but still interact significantly with my precious wife of 35 years. I was exposed to diethylstilbestrol in utero, and in 2002 developed a need to cross-dress that proved extremely difficult to control. St. John's Wort and Vyvanse eliminated completely my need to cross-dress for a year and a half but led to a clinically rather minor but ominous right frontal lacunar stroke in 2009 that required that I permanently discontinue these meds. I cross-dress only in private but have been involved with trans issues that go against the current trends now for many years. Still my wife was nauseated by even the idea of my cross-dressing and decided to divorce me. I have no property and no car and have received a considerable amount of help from the welfare system of my faith over the years. Nevertheless, I regard myself as rich beyond my wildest dreams. I would love to spend some time on many topics with you including how to deal with economic inequality, challenging all men and women young and old to actively participate in promoting and implementing Christian values and learning to living a life of obedience to the laws and ordinances that Christ taught his church to follow, faith, repentance and sacrifice, consecration, virtue, and purity that prepares all in the human family past, present, and future, including the least among us, for a joyous eternal life together through taking responsibility to serve our families, our churches, and our communities and through taking upon us the name of Jesus Christ and always remembering the atonement and sacrifice of Jesus Christ. My email is jameshopkins21@gmail.com

Wow. I’ve never found Peterson likable, and understand that would not necessarily be important to him, but the last few minutes of this totally turned that around… His ability to correlate the dark side of openness as a feature of personality with disillusionment brought on by psychedelics, by those who are already open, and questioning identity in religious traditions was concrete. His emotion toward the end is hard to define, but he impressed me as someone willing to be torn in half by opposing ideas, over and over again to arrive at various truths. Seeing that vulnerability in someone who has come off to me repeatedly as abrasive showed me the personal cost of shuttling between each polarity. I’m sure I will watch and benefit from this interview again. Great job.

-“you know, in the deepest part of your heart, that if you don’t tell the truth the world falls apart.” J. Peterson

the crossover that i've been waiting for

Tim Ferris sets himself apart from the average podcaster with his thoughtfully constructed, intelligent questions and conversation points. Watching this interview I understand why Dr. Peterson resonates with so many people: he holds his ideas and opinions with a clear sense of humility and compassion for humanity. He does not have the arrogant and snarky tone of voice with which so many who hold dubious claims to powerful positions in society tend to speak to the at large public. Much respect for the man.

Dear Dr Jordan Peterson, I have been cleaning the room I am in and that cleaning | organizing, is keeping me alive through an intensely abusive situation I have been exposed to so, thank you, from my Soul, thank you. You know, it’s the intellectual talks and exploration of humanity through conversation, I believe, people *(like myself) are sort of yearning for…so thank you for the authentic discussions as they are important and filling-especially to people like me, who are sort of isolated in circumstance. Be good to yourself and thank you. I truly appreciate you very much.

I can’t believe this is actually real... never clicked so fast.

I am a PhD student at a high tier university trying my damnedest to get through the world along with the woman I love. I don’t know if I can approximate how different my life would be had it not been for Peterson’s efforts to help as many people as possible. You’ve changed my life.

Jordan Peterson THANK YOU for my new start in life and sobriety! I love what you are doing for this world we live in. I just lost my son to a fentanyl overdose and I have been able to stay sober through this and stay positive with my thoughts and actions! You have helped me in many ways! Tune into my channel! I have dedicated this tragedy into making it into a positive in my life and others! Again thank you JP!

Always feel so refreshed and energized by Jordan Peterson’s talks or interviews, even when they get tough to experience - such as this one. Great interview and Tim Ferris’s must be thanked for such restraint to let JP speak and have the moment of vulnerability. So many interviewers forget to let their subject be the subject.

Excellent job at getting Jordan to discuss topics he normally doesn’t talk about. Y’all need to make this a regular interaction please.

I appreciate the fact that Peterson is willing to admit and discuss his own faults instead of being arrogant and condescending like so many others that attempt to help educate.

Another wonderful interview with JP. Such a understated gentleman. Always an honour to listen to his wisdom. I enjoy the inconvenient and uncomfortable self questioning that he invokes deep within. There is no growth without discomfort.

Jordan you don’t even know and will probably never know (because you’re humble), the unbelievably transformative and positive affect you’ve had on millions of people, including me. You are brilliant and thankfully not ahead of your time, your timing is perfect, the world (of order and chaos) needs you in it….for better, not worse👊🏻👊🏻🙏🙏🙏🙏

Holy fuck balls Tim, you have shown yourself to be just the guy for this interview. People are here for the Peterson and you graciously delivered the complexity and humanity of this unique individual and his ideas. Memorable.

Every time I listen to Jordan Peterson I say to my wife “ I cannot understand how anyone can see any badness in that man”. He is incredible. So happy to see him in recovery.

Love is: "The wish that all being would flourish." Amazing! I've never heard a better description. Thank you!

I got into Dr. Peterson the year he exploded onto the scene. I loved his biblical lectures and book. I fell off of him when he disappeared with his health issues. I’m very glad I’ve circled back to these talks again. I understand more now than the first time.

Don't mind me.. Having a blast weeping on the train listening to this brilliant conversation

Probably the deepest, profound and inspiring interview (almost haunting), that I have experienced so far: it has changed a few paradigms for me and will now act as a second conscience which will continue to make me look at myself and my world in different ways and continually learn new things and keep me changing for the better.

You are the only interviewer that has let Jordan speak!👏👏👏👏

Such a beautifully constructed interview with a mass of information and advice. Thank you Tim and Jordan! Love you both

His voice cracks when he says thank you. A truly caring human being.

Tim, my jaw literally dropped! Been hoping for this interview for a long time!! Now I see why you were "like a kid in a candy store" last week preparing podcast interviews! So exited to dive in! Really appreciate you bringing Dr. Peterson on the show. Thank you!!

Extraordinary interview! I just recently discovered Dr. Peterson...my newfound hero, a kindred spirit, and, an eloquent speaker of truth. Thanks to him for helping me find the right words to communicate my thoughts and feelings. I look forward to reading his books. He brings me to tears, because love hurts. At 60 yrs. old, and a broken heart, I need Dr. Peterson like a tourniquet! I am so grateful for what must be divine fate. Thank you Tim, for having this interview, and asking the poignant questions. I am now a subscriber to your channel. Wishing all a lovely day, and to Jordan Peterson...tight hugs, with all my heart.

Jordan, you are needed brother.. God willing we need more people like you who genuinely care about the well being of his fellow man.. thank you for being obedient

Leaving a comment for the algorithm. More people need to see Jordan.

I’ve cried more through this conversation than I have ever, watching/listening to a podcast. The amount of ‘ah ha’ moments (and he says the most beautiful thing about ah-ha moments on the AMP) are endless. This man has tugged and torn at ‘life’ beyond the limits of his existence, and thus creating a GENIUS. His line of questioning every word... every breath of every question posed to him, in his mind... you can SEE the way in which he’s answering the question in his head by THINKING it through... no matter how many times he’s asked the question. He’s a man suffering and to be in this suffering with this amount of ‘awareness’ is to meet a destiny that is immersed in truth. You can not think as much as this... not just for yourself, but for humanity’s sake and for the sake of our social and cultural existences, and not go out of your mind. I’m not nearly as churned in my mind... my intelligence doesn’t allow for that yet, my thoughts may not be matured enough... but there are days where I wish I didn’t think about the ‘world’s existence’ so much. Each WHY becomes another universe to discover and be taken by. It’s not something I could articulate as fluidly as this great man, but it’s recognizable and it’s a mode of being that not many people experience, leading me to believe that being a polymath is just a mode of survival for some of us...

Dr. Peterson. To listen to you is listening to word of the creator. Mey G-D bless you and your family. We should all merit the redemption soon . Love to listen to you every day.

U 2 need to do another show/talk again! This is a great reference of how we should communicate with each other. The flow, the engagement, questions, and respect of each other. The truth and depth of this is very profound and so much more Is needed for u 2 to do this again and again. Please! Thank you for this!

When Jordan cried I was already crying.. a moment of true beauty..

Brought me to tears a couple times. So incredibly grateful for Jordan Peterson.

Dear Dr. Peterson, your mind can be likened to a pinball machine---with each ball representing an original thought that triggers a variety of reactions. I thank GOD for your thoughtful mind, and your desire to share your gift. You have shown me that with a little noble contemplation we can achieve clarity, and accomplish great goals that bless all people the whole of creation.

This was one of the most memorable interviews I have witnessed. Tim is a master at his trade, well done Tim. Jordan Peterson truly has earned his wisdom. It is like he eats the words, he becomes the words, and then he lives the words. His sincerity just glows from him. Truly a 'deep thinker' of this dimension and age. Very, very rare. A fresh and invigorating breeze upon all of us. Feel it blowing upon you, embrace the refreshing breeze in our lives and live a life of 'value '.💝💖

"Have a partner and stick with them. Try to make yourselves better. It's hard." - JP

JP is such a dynamic speaker, putting him in the state of mind where his thoughts just pour out of him spontaneously is GOLD. You achieved that in this interview.

Tim, you were great with asking the appropriate questions with this interview. I've recently got into listening to Jordan Peterson. I've picked up on more wisdom from Mr. Peterson in a very short period time than I have from I would say, greater than ten or more people for a period of years, whom I would consider compelling. He seems to paint a vivid picture about what it means to exist. He speaks so deeply, yet he's comprehensible. You helped open him up with such good questions so much, I grasped his perspective better than I could have imagined. I've followed Peterson for a short while, but this is the first cast of yours I have seen. So far I think you are a great interviewer. I'm subscribing to see other casts you've made or will make. I hope to get the same enlightenment. Great stuff, man!

When you, Dr. Peterson, show us when your soul is touched, you touch that place in me as well. Thank you.

I am a simple man. I see "Tim Ferris" and "Jordan Peterson", I smash like button.

I can't believe this content is free.... ESPECIALLY AD FREE!!

My good friend is schizo. He took mushrooms once and said "It just amplified life." Reallymade me realise how "different" he was and in the long run helped him. Hes doing great BTW One of my closest and best freinds still. Im young but hes still there and im there for him.

Thanks to you both for your wisdom, time and energy to share this conversation with everyone.

Dr. Peterson, thank you from the bottom of my heart for your courageous vulnerability. After so many years of confusion and suffering, your work put me at long last on a path of healing and the recovery of my deepest self. I owe you a great deal. May my continuing lifelong effort to be the best version of my self I can do honor to the great gift you are to all humane beings.

Mr. Peterson changed my life. I mean my whole life. I found him 4 years ago. He said something in a lecture that offended me, truly offended me ( not much offends me if anything at all ) but something forced me to ask myself why did that bother me? Also did i misunderstand his words , was he right and its MY opinion that needs to change? So, i found my answer... Its cliché to say he changed my life or if it wasn't for him i would still be who i was..... and that wouldn't be good. I have so much respect and admiration for this man. he's been the direction in life that i've always needed to sort myself out. i hope to meet him one day. i'm so grateful for him and i admire him for the personal sacrifices he's endured in his life to be the man he is today. Hes suffered alot of himself to help everyone and he has helped so many. It might be hard for him to see how influential his words are to so many people and myself with all the pain he and his family has been through lately but if he only knew that is a "shiny golden god" (not god in the biblical sense im not trying to put that pressure on him) but he has done incredibly great things in his life, he is a roll model and someone admirable for sure .

i really appreciate Jp's breakdown of openness. i have been struggling with understanding this for a lot of my life. It can be a great advantage but its undoubtably a strenuous quality as well.

One of his best interviews

I want to express my total gratitude for this podcast. Jordan has truly come back from the abyss and is more wise and open hearted than ever before. Love to both of you x

Jordan Peterson has had the single largest impact in my intellectual development. Forever grateful

Tim is so engaged and eager for Dr Peterson's knowledge the same as myself. I anticipate every word.