Podcast
Candace
The book was referenced by Brandon, who said it had helped him change his life in positive ways during college, and Candace Owens highlighted its massive sales and outlined several of its life lessons, noting its mix of biblical proverbs and practical advice. Owens also pointed out a perceived inconsistency in the author's honesty, suggesting he may have violated one of his own rules. Overall, the podcast treated the title as a notable but imperfect guide.
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It's sad to see how far you fall in your book 12 rules for life helped me change my life in some good ways in College you've become everything you hated
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The book was released in 2018 and sold over 10 million copies worldwide. It contained life lessons aimed at men, featuring repackaged biblical proverbs.
He subsequently dropped a book in 2018 That was entitled 12 rules for life an antidote to chaos and just so we're clear that book sold over 10 million Copies worldwide.
One was set your house in perfect order before you criticize the world Okay, another one was pursue what is meaningful not what is expedient third was tell the truth or at least don't lie another was be precise in your speech and the last one was pet a cat when you encounter one on the street, which that makes it sound silly But essentially he was saying like don't miss the small things in life
He must have lied I mean that's a unless or he just broke this record from 11 days He not only doubled it. He added some he just added 14 days to the longest record ever held of sleep deprivation Or as I said, Jordan Peterson was not being honest which would mean that he violated one of his 12 rules