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Dr. Jordan Peterson discussed his new book, "Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life", which he described as a counterpart to his previous book, "12 Rules for Life". He mentioned writing a significant portion while ill and that the book explores the dangers of both excessive order and uncertainty.
So that's interesting and exciting and stressful, all of those things. I hope it's well received. I can't evaluate it. I'm too close to it to evaluate it.
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Dr. Jordan Peterson discussed his new book, "Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life", which he described as a counterpart to his previous book, "12 Rules for Life". He mentioned writing a significant portion while ill and that the book explores the dangers of both excessive order and uncertainty.
So that's interesting and exciting and stressful, all of those things. I hope it's well received. I can't evaluate it. I'm too close to it to evaluate it.
the last chapter is be grateful in spite of your suffering and certainly maintaining that gratitude is something I've struggled with
it looks like the black counterpart to the white book the previous book out today
I wrote a lot of it while I was extremely ill and there were some advantages to that I think in that I only kept that material that I felt was reliable under duress
one concentrates the first onean antidote to chaos 12 rules for life an antidote to chaos does concentrate on the consequences of excess uncertainty and the second book concentrates more on an excess of of of order