Committing to a goal (whether it`s your job, your studies, or your relationship) is essential to growth and maturation. Choose a direction in life, work as hard as possible on at least one thing and see what happens from there. Submit to the relevant social or professional rules and insist on the challenges to develop your discipline and personality. You become a true master when you master and transcend dogma. There were many things you could have been. Maybe some of them were more than you became. But you have been diminished and reduced by the demand for social existence. Peterson notes that both books are based on the idea that chaos and order are “the two fundamental elements of reality” and that “people find meaning in balancing them optimally.” The difference between the two books, according to Peterson, is that the former focuses “more on the dangers of excessive chaos,” while the latter is more concerned with “the dangers of too much structure.” Peterson says that 12 Rules “argues for the merits of a more conservative view of the world,” while Beyond Order “argues for the merits of a more liberal view.” [8] When the past is not ordered, the chaos it represents still haunts us. Aim for something deep, noble and sublime. If you can find a better way along the way, when you`ve started moving forward, then change course. However, be careful; It is not easy to distinguish between changing paths and simply giving up. (A note: If the new path you see forward after learning what you needed to learn on your current path seems more difficult, then you can be pretty sure you`re not mistaken or betraying yourself if you change your mind.) This way, you will zigzag forward.
It`s not the most effective way to travel, but there isn`t really an alternative, as your goals will inevitably change as you pursue them as you learn what you need to learn while disciplining yourself. Who are you? And, more importantly, who could you be if you were all you could be? A true work of art is a window into the transcendent, and you need it in your life because you are finite, limited, and limited by your ignorance. If you can`t connect with the transcendent, you won`t have the strength to assert yourself when life`s challenges become daunting. You need to connect with what is beyond you, as a man overboard needs a lifeline, and the invitation of beauty into your life is one way in which this can be achieved. • No matter how savvy you are, stay humble. Suppose there is always more to learn and regularly interact with different types of people to stretch your mind. Get the “conservative type” to implement best practices and hire the “liberal type” to identify and replace outdated practices. The book consists of twelve chapters, the title of which suggests “Rules of Life.” You will then turn gradually and gracefully over time to aim more and more precisely at that tiny point, the X that marks the point, the porthole and the center of the cross; to aim for the highest value you can imagine. You will pursue a goal that moves and withdraws at the same time: moving because you don`t have the wisdom to aim in the right direction when you`re aiming for the first time; Withdraw, because no matter how close you are to perfecting what you practice, new perspectives of possible perfection will open up before you.
Discipline and transformation will nevertheless lead you inexorably forward. With willpower and luck, you`ll find a story that makes sense and productivity, improves over time, and can even give you more than just a few moments of satisfaction and joy. With willpower and luck, you will be the hero of this story, the disciplined traveler, the creative transformer and the benefactor of your family and society at large. Beyond Order: 12 More Rules For Life by Jordan B. Peterson is the sequel to the global bestseller 12 Rules for Life (click here to read the original list of the 12 rules). When you study art (and literature and the humanities), you do so in order to familiarize yourself with the accumulated wisdom of our civilization. It`s a very good idea – a real necessity – because people have been working on how to live for a long time. What they have produced is strange, but also incomparably rich, so why not use it as a guide? Your vision will be bigger and your plans more complete. In times of instability and suffering, Dr. Peterson that there are sources of strength from which we can all draw: ideas from psychology, philosophy and the greatest myths and histories of humanity. Drawing on the hard-won truths of ancient wisdom, as well as deeply personal lessons from his own life and clinical practice, Dr.
Peterson proposes twelve new principles to lead readers to a bolder, truer, and more meaningful life. One of Peterson`s socially incompetent clients became more socially integrated after joining a photography club. Photography provided an outlet for his growth/creative expression, while the club provided him with a structured way to engage others. It often happens that if something bad happens to you, you should ask yourself if there is something you have done in the past that has increased the likelihood of the terrible event – as we have discussed in detail – because it is possible that you have something to learn that would reduce the probability of recurrence. But often that`s not what we do at all. I think that the more confrontation is practiced voluntarily, the more we can wear. I do not know what the upper limit is.
