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@kolxvd1828
@kolxvd1828 5 лет назад
me on my wedding day : 'you guys go, im staying home.
@albierodriguez9797
@albierodriguez9797 5 лет назад
kumar gourav can’t believe there’s not a thousand likes on this!! Haha
@angelone1839
@angelone1839 5 лет назад
Lmao
@Kori24Smoo
@Kori24Smoo 5 лет назад
Yes!
@tactics-mnk6084
@tactics-mnk6084 5 лет назад
Hahaha
@mashable8759
@mashable8759 5 лет назад
Me. That's why won't be getting married bye
@generalismoquabablinotheth5902
what we avoid becomes much more difficult to deal with
@ROJMUSIK
@ROJMUSIK 5 лет назад
The cave we fear to enter , holds the treasure we’re seeking for
@angelone1839
@angelone1839 5 лет назад
Yup
@banterabc5135
@banterabc5135 5 лет назад
What you resist, persist. What you ... (letgo/ approach....) you gain power over it
@banterabc5135
@banterabc5135 5 лет назад
More successfull it shock therapy (around 90%)but its unethically cruel (best jet evidentially proven). Still more powerfull than Applied Behavioural Therapy is EMDR, but isnt evidentially proven jet (no one has even an idea why it works, psychogists just do it because it works:)
@David-ni5hj
@David-ni5hj 5 лет назад
@@banterabc5135 which are shock therapy and EMDR?
@LilMarine718
@LilMarine718 5 лет назад
When he said "when you're up at 4am thinking about your miserable life.." I felt that ..
@satyambhaskar9311
@satyambhaskar9311 5 лет назад
These are the most powerful moments of life.
@tko77
@tko77 5 лет назад
coincidentally i'm watching this video at 4 am
@tannerhealy7243
@tannerhealy7243 5 лет назад
That was me last night...
@jon_durham
@jon_durham 5 лет назад
Same here, trouble sleeping at night messes everything up
@the_billionaire_way
@the_billionaire_way 5 лет назад
@@jon_durham I had it too..My advice:create.You will be then thankful for your suffering.And consider yourself as a brave person and think "I already survived with this pain this much,let's see how much it will pass!" And remember! It's not a bad thing,all things are relative..Geniuses had the hardest mental and soul ilnesses,some drank alcohol,but actually without that they wouldn't achieve highest potential..Learn to love your pain-and then it will disappear(gradually behind your eyes)-that is what I do.
@Sparksterfu
@Sparksterfu 5 лет назад
I used to get drunk before parties and it would help but then i became an alcoholic.
@johnsmith2869
@johnsmith2869 5 лет назад
Sparksterfu me too. I’m working on it. Can’t do it anymore
@mr.youtube975
@mr.youtube975 5 лет назад
I know I'm not supposed to laugh but I laughed my ass off when I read your comment 🤣🤣🤣
@Sparksterfu
@Sparksterfu 5 лет назад
@@mr.youtube975 lol that was my intention, to make people laugh. XD
@drethethinker6418
@drethethinker6418 5 лет назад
I get it, but I don't see myself as an alcoholic. Alcohol is something I do socially in order to lower inhibitions and make me more open and social with others.
@dg-re6bu
@dg-re6bu 5 лет назад
🤣🤣🤣
@deathbymazda
@deathbymazda 5 лет назад
“Man I’m sweating too much.” So relatable lol
@DV-zv4ox
@DV-zv4ox 4 года назад
I'm one walking sweat patch lol
@HASSANOIZE
@HASSANOIZE 4 года назад
Me too, life is tough for nice people
@jellylvy7507
@jellylvy7507 3 года назад
I took a test recently and felt like everyone was staring cuz I was sweating so much
@kanikanewsome6305
@kanikanewsome6305 Год назад
@@jellylvy7507 ur not alone. Face your fears in micro doses. Get practice by talking to other shy people never limit yourself to one nationality all nationalities have shy too many people. This too will definitely pass. Never turn to drugs to cope it will only make your life worse. And don't turn to hate if you feel a certain type of people make you nervous hate will never win
@dudoklasovity2093
@dudoklasovity2093 3 месяца назад
the more you sweat the more you sweat LOL
@joshuanejat1813
@joshuanejat1813 5 лет назад
I'm still thinking about white elephant.
@KingHenryTheGreat
@KingHenryTheGreat 5 лет назад
I was thinking about wide elephant , its like big chungus
@mahmoudshatnawi6122
@mahmoudshatnawi6122 5 лет назад
@@KingHenryTheGreat chunga chunga chunga
@tazz4425
@tazz4425 5 лет назад
RACIST !
@joshuanejat1813
@joshuanejat1813 5 лет назад
Hol' up. He said 'wide' elephant? Holy crap am I a nazi?!
@danielcox3152
@danielcox3152 5 лет назад
It's extinct because of humans...
@byronofcascadia8629
@byronofcascadia8629 5 лет назад
I’m 63. Wish I’d heard this decades ago
@rollotomasi4135
@rollotomasi4135 5 лет назад
I´m 36 and have same thoughts..
@coolusername9077
@coolusername9077 5 лет назад
Man ☹️
@MyloXyloto94
@MyloXyloto94 5 лет назад
You’re still young, now is just as good of time as ever to make positive changes in your life.
@jjsweg9012
@jjsweg9012 5 лет назад
@@MyloXyloto94 ur the opposite of your name
@Zeno7741
@Zeno7741 5 лет назад
@@rollotomasi4135 Never too late
@lennymulrooney6738
@lennymulrooney6738 5 лет назад
This guy is spot on about ever topic I’ve ever heard him talk about
@will3634
@will3634 5 лет назад
He is next level, a gifted brain he's got.
@pippipster6767
@pippipster6767 5 лет назад
lenny mulrooney That’s because you have no original ideas of your own.
@DeepFriedLemonWedges
@DeepFriedLemonWedges 5 лет назад
same
@Jrdnxy
@Jrdnxy 5 лет назад
He is literally the next greatest mind humanity will have. He is so well read and conscious about his thoughts and reasoning he cannot be shut down, because he has already picked apart his own views to solidify them. What a guy.
@karlnielson1341
@karlnielson1341 5 лет назад
That is what an university professor is trained for. That is litterally the education expected from universities. Trained Articulated mind persons.
@cowkiller0076
@cowkiller0076 5 лет назад
I dont even get invited to the party lmao
@haerggebe45
@haerggebe45 5 лет назад
Come to my party
@lolitalo7793
@lolitalo7793 5 лет назад
Same because my friends got tired of inviting me and not going lol
@cowkiller0076
@cowkiller0076 5 лет назад
@@lolitalo7793 ye not anymore i decided to go and now i get invited more lol
@MrCosvideo
@MrCosvideo 5 лет назад
animal magnetism lmao
@OnyxxMedia
@OnyxxMedia 5 лет назад
Same bro
@pro12222222
@pro12222222 4 года назад
1. Don't stop thinking of yourself because you can't, look at other people to know what they think. Pay attention! 2. You can't talk to group of people, you always talk to one person. That's easy. 3. Look what's not going right, use the information, work on your mistakes. 4. Identify what you fear. Compose it to small problems. Expose yourself to the thing you're afraid of. Itsevarmuus tulee kokemuksesta.
@beotho
@beotho Год назад
"Itsevarmuus tulee kokemuksesta." what does that mean? ty for summary
@aetherian31
@aetherian31 Год назад
​@@beotho "Confidence comes from experience" according to Google translate.
@e.t926
@e.t926 11 месяцев назад
Totta. Pitää ottaa opit käytäntöön. Liikaa mennyt alkoholia tämän takia...
@danishmobin8611
@danishmobin8611 7 месяцев назад
How? I start sweating heavily and I don’t even realise why. I just get so so conscious in a large group.
@tigerex777
@tigerex777 5 лет назад
After I developed anxiety everything changed; it really sucks because before that I was such a confident guy. Absolutely no problems talking in front of a large crowd, no nervousness, act as if I owned the stage. But after anxiety came even walking down the street sometimes makes my knees shake. I feel like it's just not who I am, it really sucks.
@brandonsmrekar2151
@brandonsmrekar2151 4 года назад
Dan L same here man, same. Happy to see I’m not alone
@lxxackermannxx7060
@lxxackermannxx7060 3 года назад
Happened to me too, I use to have so much energy but now home doesn’t feel like home now, I feel like I’m just here waiting to die I hate these thoughts
@thespeedygoose5909
@thespeedygoose5909 3 года назад
Finally someone I can relate to! I know a lot of people and have a HUGE filter on every time I meet somebody and try to end the conversation as quick as possible because I'm so anxious
@tigerex777
@tigerex777 3 года назад
I'm doing much better now. For a couple of years I suffered from knee jerking anxiety. But that has stopped now thank God. But I'm still nowhere near the man I used to be. Something changed deeply.
@justme2386
@justme2386 3 года назад
Sometimes feel like death would be better. Suffered 23 years of addiction through self medicating to try and ease my s/a which has also ruined my life. Had severe social anxiety for 23 years now and god only knows how I have survived life through this. Every day is such a nightmare.
@PreciousIvy
@PreciousIvy 5 лет назад
I have more of a problem with running out of things to say or bore the person out. being around people isn't really hard, but rather engaging in a conversation. I could say I'm ok with silence and just being around people is fine enough, but I fear that I make the other person way too uncomfortable and thus I feel pressured to come up with a topic...
@kolxvd1828
@kolxvd1828 5 лет назад
feel ya
@xgabbiebabesx2030
@xgabbiebabesx2030 5 лет назад
I get this!
@omartarek3706
@omartarek3706 5 лет назад
i had this problem too, but then i realized it's not that bad to have some silence. what i mean is if i always carry the convo i give myself a break, if the other person wont speak up it's either he's awkward/anxious too or not interested. i tell myself don't stress about it and a good tip is to try to milk the convo but try to not repeat the same stuff over again or you'll look dumb(don't stress bout tho)
@omartarek3706
@omartarek3706 5 лет назад
also most importantly LISTEN..
@americanstud1
@americanstud1 4 года назад
You ask queStions. Have a list of 10 handy questions and ask them - people like to talk about themselVes.....
@Stormfox93
@Stormfox93 5 лет назад
1:34 is the best advice. Look people into the eyes, always. Even when you talk to somebody you like a lot or fear a lot: look at them. 3:57 Always assume people know something you do not know. Which is always the case because nobodies life is equal, thus we all have different experiences.
@ColonelFlickage
@ColonelFlickage 5 лет назад
Nobody asked you
@negatedchromos2868
@negatedchromos2868 5 лет назад
@@ColonelFlickage LMAO chill!
@StephJ0seph
@StephJ0seph 5 лет назад
He didn't say to look them in the eyes he just simply said to look at them and try to figure them out. If you're bad at maintaining eye contact then you would probably just be self conscious the whole time.
@Edithae
@Edithae 5 лет назад
I'm autistic, I find prolonged contact unnatural and distracting. If I'm making prolonged eye contact, I'm.not paying full attention to what a person is saying.
@TThatsWhatSheSaid1
@TThatsWhatSheSaid1 5 лет назад
@@Edithae I dont have autism but I'm the same exact way :\
@only1josephined539
@only1josephined539 6 лет назад
Interesting. That explains it!! I took a speech class in college and noticed myself looking at people’s eyes comfortably but when I looked at the wall behind the class, I felt less comfortable. And past few years, I’ve noticed speakers spending a lot of time looking at me. Focus & moving forward.... the cure for anxiety. It worked for me!
@hombre2244
@hombre2244 4 года назад
As a child I would look my father in the eye and he would yell "you wanna stare me down," and slap me or throw something or break something. 18 years of stuff like that and I could barely function, hold a job, drugs, etc. 30 now still riddled with anxiety and severe problems with self image. These lectures have helped me tremendously.
@Megan6772
@Megan6772 3 года назад
I'm so sorry for your experience. Hope you have found positive male relationships, big big hugs ❤️
@jeanne7552
@jeanne7552 2 года назад
My mom is similar. I one told her that she treated me the worst among all her children. She was eating greasy chicken when I said that. Her response was to put down her chicken and slap me across my face with her greasy hand.
@sherrimusic9172
@sherrimusic9172 2 года назад
You're not alone. My dad was (still is) very emotionally unstable and abusive towards people. I'm struggling right now too, but these lectures have given me some hope. I
@DiegoGonzalez-gg3hz
@DiegoGonzalez-gg3hz Год назад
God bless you bro. Hope your doing well and stay positive and strong.
@justsumeguy4513
@justsumeguy4513 Год назад
Stay positive hombre 💪🏿
@justins7796
@justins7796 5 лет назад
*Working* *At* *McDonald's* Me: "Welcome to McDonald's how may I take your order?" Customer: "Yeah what's good?" Me: "Pretty good man just chillin, what's good with you?" Customer: "No, like what's good to order?" Me: *dies inside*
@sneerbums2528
@sneerbums2528 5 лет назад
Justin S you need to place yourself higher on the dominance hierarchy.
@creepshowcrate
@creepshowcrate 4 года назад
Justin S - Na, your response was perfect. Very chill, very Jeff Spicoli.
@jameswalters8155
@jameswalters8155 4 года назад
Cheers for this, I've been looking for "curing social anxiety" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever tried - MootSpeak.xyz I've heard some great things about it and my friend got great results with it
@coffeebeaan_
@coffeebeaan_ 4 года назад
Justin S "oh uhhh..."
@tashat60
@tashat60 4 года назад
Yyyeeessss
@triplea657aaa
@triplea657aaa 5 лет назад
Jordan Peterson is like the father I never had, except I did have a father.
@SuspiriaX
@SuspiriaX 4 года назад
Everyone has a father. Question is: How much presence does he bring into your life.
@SenidOptimises
@SenidOptimises 4 года назад
Suspiriaxx Answer: none
@behemoth2887
@behemoth2887 4 года назад
Suspiriaxx not a lot,he is just bad at being compassionate like me
@triplea657aaa
@triplea657aaa 4 года назад
@@behemoth2887 compassion doesn't solve problems
@behemoth2887
@behemoth2887 4 года назад
triplea657aaa lack of it can create problems tho 🤷‍♂️
@Elemxnt45
@Elemxnt45 4 года назад
From my experience and what’s others have said. Social anxiety stems from caring what people think and or feeling like you have an image to uphold. You’re afraid if you behave in a way that gets your needs met, people will dislike you and maybe confront you and you don’t know how to handle confrontations also. You’re afraid what those people are thinking about you and it’s as if they can tell how you feel so you try to “act” calm which worsens the symptoms.
@profile5361
@profile5361 4 года назад
And always feeling the need to prove yourself to others
@Cookiekeks
@Cookiekeks 3 года назад
Why didnt he said that in the video?
@douglas5097
@douglas5097 Год назад
I didn’t know this could happen. I was born like this already or at least as far as I have memories.
@Mymle
@Mymle Год назад
Same! That’s exactly how I feel
@sun_sets_with_Natalia
@sun_sets_with_Natalia Год назад
Hi, Adam. I can definitely resonate and would be interested in hearing more about your experiences relating to social anxiety and/or public speaking and/or any anxieties you may still currently face. I’m looking to interview individuals (purely for my own research) to help me build a new workshop I’m working on. It would mean the world to me if we could hop on a quick call and I could ask you a few questions. OR if you know of someone who fits this description, please tag them below/introduce me. Feel free to tag me here with a reply if you’re interested :) Super appreciate your shared insights in advance.
@legrandsalame8558
@legrandsalame8558 5 лет назад
i feel like people bounce from Anxiety to Depression, mostly running away from Anxiety by being depressed. If that makes sense..
@Albert2139
@Albert2139 3 года назад
I kept suppressing my anxiety and it eventually made me emotionally numb. Now I'm not fighting anxiety and it's gotten better
@densonfletcher8612
@densonfletcher8612 3 года назад
I like that , I think depression and anxiety feed each other and enable each other
@ender8759
@ender8759 2 года назад
Yeah it's a loop. If someone has anxiety the depression comes. And If someone has depression the anxiety comes too.
@mehrshahzadkhan
@mehrshahzadkhan Год назад
@@Albert2139 how are u fighting it because i am in the same boat right now
@ogopaulo
@ogopaulo 5 лет назад
"... like bad chords in the melody of our conversation..." wadda great line!!!
@aguamenti2106
@aguamenti2106 5 лет назад
He probably read it somewhere
@TheWelchProductions
@TheWelchProductions 5 лет назад
@@aguamenti2106 Not necessarily. People can come up with analogies themselves.
@all.the.same.iProductions
@all.the.same.iProductions 5 лет назад
How platonic 🍆 💦
@esther1765
@esther1765 5 лет назад
My favorite lines: "It's not about becoming less afraid but more courageous." "There isn't a specific reason why you should just feel good about yourself... Observe courage in yourself."
@philipmorrison463
@philipmorrison463 5 лет назад
Hey, liked this video a lot. Just thought I'd share the most useful thing I ever learnt for un-stifling yourself and managing anxiety levels to the point where they basically don't exist. Almost all the social anxiety you experience is because of one thing, worrying about how other people's judgements might affect your chances of surviving or reproducing. All you have to do is act in a way that forces people to notice you, so make solid eye contact like Jordan says, get your voice out there, force yourself to speak to people even if you just ask for directions/the time, if you see an old lady at a crossing go over and help her cross. Within about 20 minutes of taking lots of action that forces multiple people to judge you, part of your brain realises that your safe when you express yourself, anxiety levels drop, the flood gates open and everything is way more fun.
@kissakissa4779
@kissakissa4779 5 лет назад
Noticed the same thing when i got a promotion and basically was forced to be social all the time...was too embarrassed to turn down a promotion cos i'm scared of ppl ... lol
@avibozaviboz5808
@avibozaviboz5808 5 лет назад
@@kissakissa4779 I'm in exactly the same situation now.
@ExtremeGSE
@ExtremeGSE 5 лет назад
Thank you kind writer
@clementokoye3431
@clementokoye3431 5 лет назад
Thanks buddy
@karinsmith6513
@karinsmith6513 5 лет назад
I used to have social anxiety for over 7 years. I found a great resource online that lowered my anxiety level and now I can leave the house. Go here now to learn some great treatment options for social anxiety: MootSpeak.xyz
@saubriz
@saubriz 4 года назад
Take comfort in knowing you are not alone. There are many others who go through social anxiety and struggle almost on a daily basis.
@Furrygumball71
@Furrygumball71 Год назад
I was once a pretty popular, very confidant guy, very social and had like 4 different groups of friends. Some time in my mid 30’s (I’m 50 now) for some odd reason I became less sociable to the point of pushing people away and actually “burning bridges”purposely. Anxiety grabbed ahold of me in my early 40’s (to this present day). Now I have exactly 2 friends (by choice, and they live a couple of thousands miles away from me) and I stay inside, alone, until I need to go to buy food to keep existing. When I am in public (ANYWHERE) I begin to literally sweat when making small talk or engaging in conversation. I’ve dealt with major depression since my early 20’s and that has also gotten to such a point where I’m past being sad, mad, confused…I’m just honestly numb. I self medicated THC for way too many years (it made these problems multiply I believe) and have recently quit. I’m very comfortable being alone but I don’t like that I’m comfortable being alone. I’m physically fit, have been told I am handsome and I’m intelligent enough but none of that helps AT ALL. Thanks for reading.
@vinishag.8909
@vinishag.8909 Год назад
I can relate , same here mate 🥲
@jesh879
@jesh879 Год назад
Recommend actual therapy instead of trying another drug that only shows results in trials with huge amounts of professional guidance. But you can't eat therapy in two seconds and be done with it, so I suppose that's too much effort for most people to exert for their own health.
@ariels.3378
@ariels.3378 Год назад
THC feels like a real anxiety help when I started but then I realized it was numbing me to everything...I've been stopping.
@Virgil_AK
@Virgil_AK Год назад
@@ariels.3378 same here bro. When I started THC about 2 years back it showed real signs of help. But now It just feels different. Have tried quitting a couple times but it's difficult. I find myself thinking about the past way more than ever in my life
@420exp8
@420exp8 10 месяцев назад
can relate with your whole story brother and i am 31
@christina-wp2dk
@christina-wp2dk 5 лет назад
having enough strength to continue living is winning in my opinion..
@blurbn
@blurbn 4 года назад
Well said!
@ohyeahyeah973
@ohyeahyeah973 5 лет назад
I love how he really wants to help these kids
@ntodd4110
@ntodd4110 5 лет назад
Especially if those kids contribute to his Patreon.
@ohyeahyeah973
@ohyeahyeah973 5 лет назад
n todd I didn’t realise there was a pay wall behind these lectures! (Gtfo)
@ntodd4110
@ntodd4110 5 лет назад
@@ohyeahyeah973 Yes, and with Peterson you definitely get what you pay for.
@ohyeahyeah973
@ohyeahyeah973 5 лет назад
n todd The answer is no, and the patreon (which I think he’s off of now) exists only for you to be able to support him if you want to.
@duckslayer11000
@duckslayer11000 5 лет назад
@@ohyeahyeah973 you are 100% correct, he shut down his patreon as a matter of principle accepting a large loss in revenue. The above commenter is ignorant of his underlying message of personal strength and duty to the community.
@300subsnovideoschallenge8
@300subsnovideoschallenge8 5 лет назад
Everytime when i try to answer questions in class Teacher: 3:42
@FreeAmerica4Ever
@FreeAmerica4Ever 4 года назад
Hahahaha that's every single choice I made from birth until 20yrs old 🤣
@HigherPlanes
@HigherPlanes 5 лет назад
Awesome tip. Another reason why people become anxious is because they're not in the moment. It's impossible to be in the present moment and anxious at the same time since anxiety happens due to internal dialogue. It can also happen from outside stimulus, for example if you're in danger, but those are rare circumstances.
@oslo8055
@oslo8055 5 лет назад
This man is literally a human kind masterpiece.
@elhombremo7404
@elhombremo7404 5 лет назад
"He told me he woke with fear in the morning, and went to bed with fear in the night... I asked him 'how can a man be brave if he's afraid'. 'That's the only time a man can be brave' he told me." ~Robb Stark
@NicolasCaes
@NicolasCaes 5 лет назад
Spot on
@dynestis2875
@dynestis2875 4 года назад
No courage without fear.
@actanonverba91
@actanonverba91 5 лет назад
Anxiety is the shadow being asleep .....face the fear and be free. It will go away. .humans are able to adapt
@celimeloutouf1045
@celimeloutouf1045 5 лет назад
Anxiety is the shadow being asleep. what do you mean by this?
@khyati7733
@khyati7733 5 лет назад
Yes im curious about that too
@shanecateriny4359
@shanecateriny4359 4 года назад
?
@dan..........
@dan.......... 5 лет назад
I love this man, how can so many people hate him, they are extremely misinformed people, I hope, it's worse if they are informed and still dislike him
@Jozua777
@Jozua777 5 лет назад
People hating JP? Really? Why? (Non sarcastic)
@dan..........
@dan.......... 5 лет назад
@@Jozua777 because he opposed the legislation Bill C-16 that Canada brought about which forces people to conform to the use of gender pronouns, making it illegal to use the wrong pronoun. People on the left called him transphobic, when really his argument was for free speech and that language should not be legislated.
@Jozua777
@Jozua777 5 лет назад
Is that a reason to hate someone? Haha okay. Well good job JP :)
@dan..........
@dan.......... 5 лет назад
@@Jozua777 well it is radical leftists who are hell bent on pushing their politically correct agenda who dislike him, twist his words and try to discredit him, idiots
@ntodd4110
@ntodd4110 5 лет назад
@@dan.......... ...and he LIED about what was actually in C - 16. Don't believe it? Read the damn thing.
@cortexauth4094
@cortexauth4094 4 года назад
I can completely feel that "you get braver" part, I was not anxious before and I can feel why change occured, I am gonna face it now
@olistewart4247
@olistewart4247 Год назад
So grateful for Jordan - ive had low confidence and anixety my life but am finally addressing it - good luck to everyone else on the same path
@thunderhawk11
@thunderhawk11 Год назад
This right here. To speak more confidently in public 'never speak to the group, speak to a person, focus on the person'. It's absolutely helped me change my thinking and be more confident in public speaking.
@daxmac3691
@daxmac3691 5 лет назад
thank you Jordan.....overcome anxiety by setting daily goals, making plans, and opening social conversations with everyone
@wrongthinker4475
@wrongthinker4475 5 лет назад
"The coward believes he will live forever If he holds back in the battle, But in old age he shall have no peace Though spears have spared his limbs." Hávamál, Stanza 16
@elninandwind7865
@elninandwind7865 5 лет назад
Alexander Alaric From which book?
@wrongthinker4475
@wrongthinker4475 5 лет назад
@@elninandwind7865 The Poetic Edda
@wrongthinker4475
@wrongthinker4475 5 лет назад
@@elninandwind7865 Or more specifically the "Hávamál". If you're interested in it, you should check out Jackson Crawford's translation.
@elninandwind7865
@elninandwind7865 5 лет назад
Alexander Alaric Cool, I will check it out 👍
@danielraj1700
@danielraj1700 3 года назад
Sir, this lecture gave a ton of motivation to face my enemies and also deal with my social anxiety. Simply the best.
@monsieur.Chipmunk
@monsieur.Chipmunk 4 года назад
I shared this to a friend that suffers the same problem, I'm glad he found it helpful.
@solidcriminal9797
@solidcriminal9797 5 лет назад
Very helpful. I'm trying this from now on. Been struggling with anxiety for years and was beginning to get really tired. Thank you for making this video.
@renee3384
@renee3384 4 года назад
I love how he goes a layer deep than most and incorporates ancient symbolism and archetypes in the collective unconscious. We are so lucky to be watching this for free, I almost feel like its free therapy.
@jte3209
@jte3209 4 года назад
This video is so important to me, I was in my final year of highschool. Throughout all of high school I had tried my hardest to fly below the radar, I hung out with my group of friends and didnt interact with anyone else, my reputation was that of someone who was unknown outside of my group of 10 or so friends and a few others. I was terrified of social interaction and I hated it. It was holding me back i felt miserable at the prospect of remaining in this bubble of safety my entire life. What Jordan says here in this video just really brought home to me what I had to do. It's such simple advice but for some reason it really spoke to me. Do what feels uncomfortable and you will improve and grow the rule applies with anything you are trying to learn but the way he explained it in a social setting made so much sense. My legacy at high school was already made up to be the quiet kid but the future held so much more. My mum had told me about a program where you worked in a school in England for a year with 2 other random people. I had always wanted to experience living in England it did interest me but the social part made me feel uncomfortable and just felt too far outside my comfort zone so initially I refused, after this video I ran into the kitchen and told my mum to sign me up. I've now been outside the comfort zone of Sydney my home town for 9 months. I am living in England I feel like a new person I still have a way to go with my social skillls but they along with my confidence have improved dramatically. So thank you Mr Peterson you changed my life with this tiny video. I will come back to Australia a changed man
@mathewfoster2058
@mathewfoster2058 Год назад
I can relate to your highschool experience. Mine started in junior high. I tried to be invisible not make waves. Was stuck in my own mind...afraid of everyone & everything while trying to wear a mask that i was ok. I wasn't. I suffered greatly and continued to suffer throughout most of my life. I just didn't know what to do to fix myself. I am 59 yrs old now and just now becoming honest with myself to seek help. So I applaud you for beginning your journey of wellness. God bless you. Ur comments inspired me.
@kienluu6430
@kienluu6430 Год назад
Congratulation! keep its up bro
@d3mon.from.h3ll76
@d3mon.from.h3ll76 Год назад
same with me during middle school, i only hungout with a close friend but avoided talking to others.. bc of my anxiety ive had it since i was 12 so about 7 or 8 years now 😬
@joesphbegley3088
@joesphbegley3088 11 месяцев назад
We project our opinion of ourselves on to others and believe they must also have that opinion of us. When we see ourselves as decent human beings who deserve to be treated decently our nervousness and anxiety disappears.
@spixx4856
@spixx4856 2 года назад
Watching this two time in a Row,, making me feel Good about myself,, good daily reminder if you having anxiety
@marygiannakopoulos9871
@marygiannakopoulos9871 5 лет назад
So true! My social anxiety is non existent. I faced my fear head on. But I still have to work on my explanations so other people can understand my point 😁
@theGuilherme36
@theGuilherme36 3 года назад
Social anxiety has basically guided my entire life. I see that if I hadn't it all my life would be completely different. I lost a lot of opportunities just trying to cope with it. But honestly, I'm tired of it. Comes what comes. I think the great problem with people who have social anxiety is just to show other people that they have it. This is maybe one of the mechanisms which made possible that this entire time they've been so. And for my part, I don't care anymore if people think that I have social anxiety or not. Just embrace it all.
@sun_sets_with_Natalia
@sun_sets_with_Natalia Год назад
Hi, Guilherme. I can definitely resonate with all you’ve said and would be interested in hearing more about your experiences relating to social anxiety and/or public speaking and/or any anxieties you may still currently face. I’m looking to interview individuals (purely for my own research) to help me build a new workshop I’m working on. It would mean the world to me if we could hop on a quick call and I could ask you a few questions. OR if you know of someone who fits this description, please tag them below/introduce me. Feel free to tag me here with a reply if you’re interested :) Super appreciate your shared insights in advance.
@TomHodges995959
@TomHodges995959 5 лет назад
Absolutely love JP’s insightful genius on reality and how to correct it ...
@Noa669
@Noa669 Год назад
wow this is so valubale information for somebody who is just about to overcome anxiety :) Thank youu !!
@cryptidian3530
@cryptidian3530 5 лет назад
It's like the Green Lantern thing from the movie. Hal Jordan wasn't fearless, he was just courageous enough to beat fear again and again.
@dinkmartini3236
@dinkmartini3236 5 лет назад
Fear keeps us alive. Bravery is not the absence of fear. Bravery is when you are afraid but you do something anyway.
@janinecunningham2
@janinecunningham2 5 лет назад
This guy knows what he is talking about. You have a new subscriber! Thank you for sharing your story. I resonate so much with everything you were talking about. I look forward to seeing more of your videos!
@janecadousteau3370
@janecadousteau3370 Год назад
Dear Jordan Peterson, I am so thankful for the work you do. Thank you!
@TheXV22
@TheXV22 5 лет назад
This guy is very well-spoken and makes a lot of sense. A lot of what he says are things I already thought of, but he articulates it well.
@KeepThatDickBig
@KeepThatDickBig 5 лет назад
It’s amazing how articulate jbp is, I’m sure while he talks his mind is several sentences ahead. Probably has to force himself to stay on topic which is an amazing feat when you’re mind is so colorfully analytical
@highvelocity5899
@highvelocity5899 3 года назад
I have to admit to you that am extremely alone because of social anxiety. I hope to apply this from now on. Thank you 🙏♥️
@d3mon.from.h3ll76
@d3mon.from.h3ll76 Год назад
yeah same i hear u.. :( i dont have any irl friends from my anxiety. but i really want to overcome my anxiety and attend college.
@luka0090
@luka0090 10 месяцев назад
How are you doing ppl ? Did you overcome this moster called anxiety ?
@kanalmimi
@kanalmimi 5 месяцев назад
​Same question as @@luka0090 I'm just watching this video, and since this comment is 2 years old, did it work for you? 😅
@andrewguy3717
@andrewguy3717 5 лет назад
I can watch the same Jordan Peterson video every few months because there’s always something new that I pick up or didn’t see before
@mdot80
@mdot80 3 года назад
That last part really made since to me. What i took out of it. U can't just say you are you but show you have to the doubtful side of yourself.
@shannaheckler1933
@shannaheckler1933 3 года назад
I know Weedborn has solutions to most diseases.
@Poverty_Welder
@Poverty_Welder 5 лет назад
I cant even go to the gas station when its busy or call anyone on the phone, let alone ever go to a party or introduce myself to a stranger.
@cowkiller0076
@cowkiller0076 4 года назад
Yes you can! It will be hard but if start fighting back you can break out
@thehunter9149
@thehunter9149 4 года назад
Same for me with everything you said
@valiantjay10
@valiantjay10 5 лет назад
My anxiety stemmed from being in malls. With that in mind, it wasn't me going to malls constantly that helped me eradicate my anxiety for them, but after watching this video, subconsciously by just being in large groups on my own like school, or at work eradicated my anxiety for malls as a whole; also deep and candid self-reflection. I'm not a mall person to this day, but I'm a lot more braver than unafraid as Jordan states when being in such a chaotic environment.
@guillermo3204
@guillermo3204 5 лет назад
I fought it and WON! It took a lot of time.. it wasn’t overnight but I got rid of it. When I was anxious in school i started noticing my breathing pattern was not normal. I would walk tensed up holding my breath to the hallways and when I ever I got the bathroom to catch my breath I started feeling better. I started deep breathing exercises at home and at school and it’s been uphill for me! TRY IT GUYS!! Good luck on your journey.
@13JoeBoe
@13JoeBoe 5 лет назад
This is actually really good advice for performers as well. Play to individuals instead of the collective and it’s better received
@daisybennett1600
@daisybennett1600 Год назад
I was diagnosed with autism as an adult and occasionally get worried that I really just have a combination of other issues, including social anxiety. This video assured me I definitely do not have social anxiety. >look at people and you’ll know what they’re feeling No, I get opposite results to that, I get more confused >if you can’t do that, nobody trained you No, my family tried really hard . I just couldn’t learn how.
@A-Pro100
@A-Pro100 5 лет назад
one of the things i need to grow in is the unexpected events or situations that happen that catch me off gaurd. For a social anxiety survivor like myself, I need to improve on just this one thing and add that with public speaking and then im good. So unknown calls, big crowds waiting to see me, a presentation, an out of nowhere meeting or interview with someone, females in general. I need to improve in this and find a sudden physiological and psychological state changer to get in war mode every time im asked, or something sudden comes up in life. IM READY
@wasix666
@wasix666 10 месяцев назад
This is wonderful. A magnificent explaination of social anxiety and how to fight it. The most powerful and great point that he made, was that the people that suffer from social anxiety (as i do, so you can believe what i say) and try to learn how to fight it and control it, doens't get less afraid, but with more solf control and self awareness.
@peacelove4871
@peacelove4871 6 лет назад
Thanks my dear for sharing this amazing videos
@PorkFreeCoffee
@PorkFreeCoffee 5 лет назад
"What happens when you're socially anxious? You go to a party and you..." I'm going to have to stop you right there.
@SuspiriaX
@SuspiriaX 4 года назад
Yea well, you don't have to stop him at all. You'd be ripping out the entire context by doing so. As there has been a time that you went for parties before discovering that you had a problem with it.
@vsatonthebeat4101
@vsatonthebeat4101 4 года назад
lmao didnt know I was socially anxious. Now I can see why I sometimes burst out a few laughs
@PorkFreeCoffee
@PorkFreeCoffee 4 года назад
@@SuspiriaX I don't think so.
@prodHODY
@prodHODY 5 лет назад
the knowledge about enemies is so true great talks
@study-tube1
@study-tube1 Год назад
I'm in university right now ( first year) I always fear talking with people that's why I always avoided people but then I become depressed.. But now when I'm in university I strongly want to improve myself!!! Make lots of friends and enjoy learning & speaking with people. But somehow my low self esteem, self confidence becomes problem for me . I now have social anxiety. Even tho I know what I have to speak still I stammer, forgot words . My body shakes & my heart beat is so fast . My mind goes blank. But now I had enough of all these because of this social anxiety I have missed so many opportunities. I wanna talk confidently in public. Give my best 💗
@wazgoin6926
@wazgoin6926 6 лет назад
I feel like I’ll forget this
@kevinc721
@kevinc721 5 лет назад
Cyborgeous Prime do you mean like writing down the key points in a note pad or something like that??
@kevinc721
@kevinc721 5 лет назад
Cyborgeous Prime do you have any other tips because I’m really trying to implement this into my life but I feel like I’d be bad at it.
@kevinc721
@kevinc721 5 лет назад
Cyborgeous Prime lol ay all good man thanks for the help
@MrGuidoCaligiore
@MrGuidoCaligiore 5 лет назад
Look for Visual CBT by Avy Joseph
@onpsxmember
@onpsxmember 5 лет назад
@@kevinc721 Put it up somewhere you always walk by. Like next to the door of your room. You remind yourself every day what your trying to do today. Like looking people in they eyes and not look at your shoes, to keep a better posture with your shoulders back and standing straight. Download & print an excel calender sheet. Check off the days one by one to keep doing your thing. You can add some simple workout on the plan so you won't slack off. There could be a diet on there too. Discipline yourself.
@alevanpa1
@alevanpa1 6 лет назад
He knows exactly where I’m coming from-and, I’m the one traveling through this world.
@fivenotewonder
@fivenotewonder 4 года назад
Top thing i took away from this is to focus on one person and engage with them. Forget the group. I like the advice. I really struggle in larger groups but do fine 1 on 1. Thanks Jordan
@Monica17N
@Monica17N 5 лет назад
I’m Autistic, and therefore have difficulty with reading and processing people even if I do pay attention, but all this still applies and this advice still helped me
@joshuahlee5586
@joshuahlee5586 3 года назад
my social anxiety just kicked back in watching this video lol he did such a good job of describing every detail
@lahiru3908
@lahiru3908 5 лет назад
Also like 5 years wasted in my life from suffering fake stupid anxiety problems. Wtf 😂😂😂
@ekieki9089
@ekieki9089 5 лет назад
You know what, exactly same!
@mahmoudshatnawi6122
@mahmoudshatnawi6122 5 лет назад
i feel you
@ColonelFlickage
@ColonelFlickage 5 лет назад
But would we ever be this dope otherwise
@jaskokarisik
@jaskokarisik 5 лет назад
I find ur comment really interesting,Can u explain please,what did u do to beat it?etc
@mahmoudshatnawi6122
@mahmoudshatnawi6122 5 лет назад
@@jaskokarisik I know the question was not for me specifically, but for me it was (in fact it still is, I'm not cured 100% but at least 70% less anxious) 1.facing instead of running away. whenever I engage in a Conversation I give a sharp look, shift my angle to face them directly and try to analyze every letter they say. just say I will be okay and you will. I blush 90% less these days. also when they say take a deep breath in videos, I really didn't think it would make a difference, but now I do it before a confrontation or a stranger conversation. do it, it helps. 2. Learn to be charismatic. simply. I used to get anxious because I didn't know what to do or what to say in a number of situations. now i do.
@cameronvadnais6982
@cameronvadnais6982 5 лет назад
thank you Jordan Peterson.
@luishernandez5732
@luishernandez5732 Год назад
I'm grateful for having found this magnificent Teacher and Storyteller, Jordan Peterson now, but I can only imagine how my life would've been today if I've received this advise in my shy, insecure and anxious teen years in the 80's...anyways, better now than never!
@amafricain8603
@amafricain8603 6 лет назад
this guy wow ...... smart man thank youu
@ParkorPlays
@ParkorPlays Год назад
As someone with agoraphobia and severe social anxiety this is so spot on. ❤️
@jeanne7552
@jeanne7552 Год назад
I wish you health happiness and love
@jamesfreeman7954
@jamesfreeman7954 5 лет назад
Thank you for this clip of Mr. Peterson.
@jesuskraisnik
@jesuskraisnik 3 года назад
I watch this video every little, and every time I learn something new.
@rebekahlikesmusic2723
@rebekahlikesmusic2723 2 года назад
I start a trade school Monday. I've never been to college..i have a GED. Im recovering from addiction and trying to start over. I've always been anxious and maybe i used drugs before to numb it. I'm tryin to relearn how to live and be successful. Prayers and good vibes are appreciated. God bless all yall 💚✌🏻
@rebekahlikesmusic2723
@rebekahlikesmusic2723 Год назад
@@deanmacdonald9199 thank you so much 🙏🏻 I've graduated, and I'm working now 💚
@drbloom1187
@drbloom1187 Год назад
I think I might need behaviour therapy. My parents neglected me as a child, leaving me to my own devices where I just spun around in my own little world, unaware of an outside existence. My mother was constantly high, and my dad was never there for me as a child. Then when I was 11, my mother left and gave me abandonment issues where I developed symptoms of AVPD from social rejection.
@mcurcio8315
@mcurcio8315 5 лет назад
This was so helpful. Im not even that much of a socially anxious person, but it still was very interesting. I will use those tips for sure! Love jordan❤️
@joymouzone8250
@joymouzone8250 5 лет назад
I needed to hear this.
@Hulgore
@Hulgore 4 года назад
I considered myself as a wimp, then i heard the end of the video, when he talks about knowing the amount of courage there is inside you. I thought of myself over the last decade, and I realized that, dang, I did things that most of the common people would never dare try to do. It's hard to realize. I'm not a wimp.
@Hulgore
@Hulgore 2 года назад
@S JLA I agree with you
@mayankparmar2990
@mayankparmar2990 5 лет назад
I don't even go to the party 😓😓 coz of anxiety.
@raymondvargas6143
@raymondvargas6143 5 лет назад
Me too
@mrmasrawy92
@mrmasrawy92 5 лет назад
well go to the party i'll be socially awkward and people WILL judge me its happened before and it WILL happen again yes but this time you go and actively be socially awkward and try to express your own personality and element so you can get over this fear but people will judge me great, and this is the point, and you get judged once and twice and 50 times until you get over this fear of judgement. well i HAVE been judged a million times already why aren't I getting over it? because you have't done it actively yet well how do i do it actively while there's a huge microphone screaming into my head the things i should be saying and doing and thoughts of total inadequacy and screaming DON'T DO SOMETHING STUPID LIKE YOU ALWAYS DO!!!! you try doing that with people you're comfortable with the most there's no one I'm comfortable with except my mom and i already tell her all kinds of crap but with other people i don't do that because i'm too scared and there's this microphone screaming into my head and i can't think of anything except my fucking defense mechanisms i know man i'm there too and i dont know what to do seriously i'm 20 years old i have the same conversation with my therapist everytime and there's nothing getting better i know. i hate my life so much i'm even anxious to write THIS even though im totally anonymous....
@kevinc721
@kevinc721 5 лет назад
Ahmad Salah I’m in the same boat man it sucks
@georgekyle165
@georgekyle165 5 лет назад
@@mrmasrawy92, stop watching porn... serious tip
@Lessthanthreeedm
@Lessthanthreeedm 5 лет назад
You're not losing anything, most parties are pure cancer.
@CastIronGinger
@CastIronGinger 4 года назад
Many good and wise words were said, thank you so much!
@caviarbeatzz1257
@caviarbeatzz1257 4 года назад
Info I’ve been needing literally my whole life
@JohnM...
@JohnM... 5 лет назад
EVERYONE has ignored me my entire life, so I just gave up trying. 4 years through university and I spoke to roughly 6 people - once. Deliberately picked classes which were solitary.
@juicyclaws
@juicyclaws 5 лет назад
hey bro, if you need someone to talk to ill be your friend. Do you play any online games?
@InsightInk29
@InsightInk29 5 лет назад
same I've got in this social anxiety from my childhood but never realized it until 16 yrs old I became and then I dropped my high school-worst on worst I am balding at the age of 17 and I am short ugly stupid dark circles those are genetically there and now I have no aim I can't decide what I should do in my life, I am over from me but still I am trying to fight with myself for at least I'll get myself somewhere I can't study as whenever I do I forget everything, I can't memorize and my family thinks I am coward I have not been out for 3 months sometimes I go with my father for some work I feel like everyone is watching me and judge me I don't know what to do ....
@juicyclaws
@juicyclaws 5 лет назад
@@InsightInk29 If you can, you should find a psychologist to talk to, or someone at your school who is a curator. If you have talked to one and had a bad experience, find someone new. I had massive social anxiety during high school, and i didn't talk to anyone and i regret it so much. And it's much easier to talk to someone who isn't your parent. You are only 17, you have plenty of time to get guidance in life and set your life in the right path. Being sensitive to life is something you need to turn into a strength, because it is a strength under the right conditions. If you need any help just ask here ill answer
@InsightInk29
@InsightInk29 5 лет назад
@@juicyclaws bro i need friends i am ugly nobody wants to talk to me they ignore me everone stares me when i go out i hate my life
@Steve_Ragnarson
@Steve_Ragnarson 5 лет назад
@@InsightInk29 hey man I'm gonna echo what the other guy said. I'm happy to chat or play something with you.
@dissonantsublt2469
@dissonantsublt2469 3 года назад
This man has been an absolute inspiration to me. Today I had an interview for a career that will end up being the last place I ever work and I was extremely nervous and unsure. I gave this video a look and I walked in with my head held high, my shoulders back and open to whatever may come. I will forever be thankful that God made this man.
@sun_sets_with_Natalia
@sun_sets_with_Natalia Год назад
Hi @DissonantSubLT. I can definitely resonate and would be interested in hearing more about your experiences relating to social anxiety and/or public speaking and/or any anxieties you may still currently face. I’m looking to interview individuals (purely for my own research) to help me build a new workshop I’m working on. It would mean the world to me if we could hop on a quick call and I could ask you a few questions. OR if you know of someone who fits this description, please tag them below/introduce me. Feel free to tag me here with a reply if you’re interested :) Super appreciate your shared insights in advance.
@poogle9368
@poogle9368 4 года назад
This is pure genius, I never thought of it this way.
@hamid237
@hamid237 5 лет назад
I just love this man!
@Posmeallie
@Posmeallie 5 лет назад
I got to say. My first impression of Dr. Peterson was way off. Usually I find motivational speeches/speakers cliched and annoying, but JP definitely has a very compelling/inspiring way of addressing the existential angst so many of us experience. There’s enough genuine intellectual & emotional nuance to his words that even when he addresses something very unpleasant/uncomfortable, I feel the need to earnestly listen.
@kkech1
@kkech1 5 лет назад
You're insulting him by comparing his majesty to motivational speakers.
@h3rteby
@h3rteby 3 года назад
Yeah he's not a motivational speaker, he's a psychology professor. He certainly has quite a unique and engaging speaking style compared to typical professors though.
@jimmy2035
@jimmy2035 5 лет назад
Great talk as always. I also think being self-conscious of your appearance may affect social anxiety. If someone you love says you have a long nose, bald head, big ears, big mouth etc one may be affected in social setting even though no one is perfect. Funny, perhaps the sufferer should think like that when in a social setting, making fun of others with love like Don Rickles. hahaha Hey you with the six pack yeh you Mr Spock! hahah
@fwwryh7862
@fwwryh7862 3 месяца назад
5:07 his knowledge and the ability to share it in simple terms. this man is a gift to the world.
@Joshua-ej8rm
@Joshua-ej8rm 2 месяца назад
I had crippling social phobia from puberty age of 11 and I was unable to talk or make eye contact with my classmates. I couldn’t eat in the cafeteria because I thought everyone was looking at me, but not in a I’m so great way, but rather what did I do wrong feeling. Then I decided to just leave for lunch in high school and it was closed campus, but I honestly couldn’t care less what the consequences were because anything was better than that about to have a panic attack feeling. Once I was given a 10mg Percocet. I immediately was able to start initiating conversations. I told myself this was how God wanted me to feel. I became a full blown opiate addict for the following 10 years.
@grapesofwrath361
@grapesofwrath361 3 года назад
I need to remind myself of this every day
@MossieRidesBikes
@MossieRidesBikes 5 лет назад
I actually became depressed over social anxiety and then became more depressed because I thought about how stupid it was to be depressed over being socially inept. Many beers and life events later I found help through counseling, making RU-vid videos, and Jordan Peterson.
@justinmcginty26
@justinmcginty26 Год назад
I needed to hear that. Thankyou.
@atomnous
@atomnous 3 года назад
this is what I realized too. so true. thanks JBP
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