Dr. Jordan Peterson

And that's going to be a problem.

And that's the problem, too.

If you're chronically rejected by people, it's often because of your own insufficiencies.

You know, whether that's cowardice or lack of social skills or whatever it is, it's like you can't just brush it off as, oh, well, you know, no one likes me, but really, I'm OK.

It's like, no, no, wrong.

No matter what challenges I face, no matter what the statistics are, I will maintain unwavering faith that I can achieve the outcome that I want.

And if I don't, I'll be at peace with it.

That was my why.

It's I'm willing to do everything in my power to fulfill my potential, become the best version of myself.

It's an unwavering faith in possibility.

That's it.

How do you want all of your life to go?

I believe everything happens for a reason.

I think we get to choose the reason.

And I decide my fate.

Nothing that you want will manifest itself unless you aim for it.

And you won't aim for it unless you know what it is, and you won't know what it is unless you ask yourself.

And then you might say, well, why don't you ask yourself?

And the answer is, well, maybe no one ever explained to you that you needed to, which is a crucial issue.

And then maybe you don't also trust yourself.