September 26th, 2022 | Dr. Jordan B. Peterson
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This week's edition explains how men can find the right partner. I discuss with Dr. Peter Kreeft how we can combat hedonism with personal sacrifice and more. Also from the archives, I delve into how fear is a powerful motivator.

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Whenever I have live speaking events I meet people afterwards, and we do a Q&A. I’m always very curious about the motivation of everyone coming out to my talks and for following my work. Q&A’s really give me an opportunity to find out what’s on your mind. And so, I am hosting my first All Access Live on DailyWire+ tomorrow, September 27th at 12Pm CST / 1Pm EST where I’ll be answering your questions. I hope you’ll get a chance to join me. Exclusively on DailyWire+.

“If everything is valuable, then everything is of equal value, and that equal value is zero because everything can't be valuable. It isn't possible. nothing is valuable when everything is. There has to be a differential. there has to be judgment. (Share this on Twitter)​

”Gratitude I suppose is a marker of faith, and that faith is even, in some sense belief in the impossible. Despite all this, it's good.” (Share this on Twitter)​

”You can't negotiate from a position of weakness. You have to be confident and you have to be strategic.” (Share this on Twitter)​

How to Combat Hedonism | Dr. Peter Kreeft | 291| The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast

Dr. Peter Kreeft and I discuss spiritual endeavors, delving deep into where we came from as a religious species, where we are now in the age of technology, and how we combat hedonism with personal sacrifice.

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Fear Is a Powerful Motivator | Jordan B. Peterson 

Dr. Peterson:

“You have to weigh out the benefits and the costs of doing this and you have to weigh out the costs and benefits of not doing it. That's not the same as the zero that you assume that you're starting with the right because not making a decision also has a cost and sometimes the cost of not making a decision is far worse than the cost of making a decision even if the decision is risky and so one of the things you can derive from that and this is very useful I think is that this is also I think why it's so useful to contemplate your mortality so to speak because you're screwed no matter what you do.”