Jordan Peterson

And then if you're really fortunate and you watch, and this is sort of how you cooperate with your plan and with the divine, so to speak, without becoming hidebound and insistent that your way is the right way, is you have a plan and then you search to see if there's open doors on the way to the goal, right? And if it's a good plan, people will spontaneously line up to cooperate with you.

And then if you're really fortunate and you watch, and this is sort of how you cooperate with your plan and with the divine, so to speak, without becoming hidebound and insistent that your way is the right way, is you have a plan and then you search to see if there's open doors on the way to the goal, right? And if it's a good plan, people will spontaneously line up to cooperate with you.

That's exactly right. That's exactly what manifesting is. And you got that right. There's two parts to it. There's the scam part and the other part, which is doors. You know, it's like you're standing somewhere and there's 30 hallways in front of you. And down each of those hallways, there are sets of doors. And so... You choose a hallway and then you test the doors.

That's exactly right. That's exactly what manifesting is. And you got that right. There's two parts to it. There's the scam part and the other part, which is doors. You know, it's like you're standing somewhere and there's 30 hallways in front of you. And down each of those hallways, there are sets of doors. And so... You choose a hallway and then you test the doors.

That's exactly right. That's exactly what manifesting is. And you got that right. There's two parts to it. There's the scam part and the other part, which is doors. You know, it's like you're standing somewhere and there's 30 hallways in front of you. And down each of those hallways, there are sets of doors. And so... You choose a hallway and then you test the doors.

And if you stay at the beginning of that, if you stay on the landing, you go nowhere and no doors open. If you pick a pathway, you forego the other ones, at least temporarily, but then you start to see the doors. And then you can push and see, are they opening? And I would also say, generally with the plan, generally...

And if you stay at the beginning of that, if you stay on the landing, you go nowhere and no doors open. If you pick a pathway, you forego the other ones, at least temporarily, but then you start to see the doors. And then you can push and see, are they opening? And I would also say, generally with the plan, generally...

And if you stay at the beginning of that, if you stay on the landing, you go nowhere and no doors open. If you pick a pathway, you forego the other ones, at least temporarily, but then you start to see the doors. And then you can push and see, are they opening? And I would also say, generally with the plan, generally...

The amount of your plan you're going to change should be proportionate to the magnitude of the opportunity, which means you can make a radical shift in your life now and then if the benefits are clear and overwhelming, right? Or the risk is worth taking in this adventurous way. But other than that, you should tilt towards conservatism.

The amount of your plan you're going to change should be proportionate to the magnitude of the opportunity, which means you can make a radical shift in your life now and then if the benefits are clear and overwhelming, right? Or the risk is worth taking in this adventurous way. But other than that, you should tilt towards conservatism.

The amount of your plan you're going to change should be proportionate to the magnitude of the opportunity, which means you can make a radical shift in your life now and then if the benefits are clear and overwhelming, right? Or the risk is worth taking in this adventurous way. But other than that, you should tilt towards conservatism.

Don't change anything in your plan that you don't have to change, right? It's a tight balance to manage because you need to be able to pivot when circumstances have genuinely changed. But you don't want to upset yourself too badly by... Becoming a new person every 15 minutes, which is the curse of someone who's very high in openness. And not very high in conscientiousness.

Don't change anything in your plan that you don't have to change, right? It's a tight balance to manage because you need to be able to pivot when circumstances have genuinely changed. But you don't want to upset yourself too badly by... Becoming a new person every 15 minutes, which is the curse of someone who's very high in openness. And not very high in conscientiousness.

Don't change anything in your plan that you don't have to change, right? It's a tight balance to manage because you need to be able to pivot when circumstances have genuinely changed. But you don't want to upset yourself too badly by... Becoming a new person every 15 minutes, which is the curse of someone who's very high in openness. And not very high in conscientiousness.

Well, that's... Yes, right, right, right. Yep.

Well, that's... Yes, right, right, right. Yep.

Well, that's... Yes, right, right, right. Yep.

You look at where you're headed. I mean, this is literally how perception works. You look at where you're headed, okay? You need to be headed somewhere. That also works in abstraction, okay? Now that you're headed somewhere, the world divides itself into pathways forward, right? Things that help you along your way, things that get in your way, and irrelevant things.

You look at where you're headed. I mean, this is literally how perception works. You look at where you're headed, okay? You need to be headed somewhere. That also works in abstraction, okay? Now that you're headed somewhere, the world divides itself into pathways forward, right? Things that help you along your way, things that get in your way, and irrelevant things.

You look at where you're headed. I mean, this is literally how perception works. You look at where you're headed, okay? You need to be headed somewhere. That also works in abstraction, okay? Now that you're headed somewhere, the world divides itself into pathways forward, right? Things that help you along your way, things that get in your way, and irrelevant things.