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An excerpt from Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life, released earlier this week:https://nationalpost.com/opinion/jordan-peterson-beyond-order-12-more-rules-for-life-for-true-satisfaction-forget-happiness-and-seek-long-term-goals …
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Persue meaning! That has been the message.
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Absolutely great advice, my favourite part about both books are the short stories which go with each rule. The most unfortunate thing about "forgetting happiness and seeking long-term goals" is they can be cancelled on a whim in these days. Best long-term goal, good health.
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If you’re an American, maintaining your health should be of upmost importance. If anything does go wrong, there’s a very good possibility you could be medically bankrupt and lose everything. Of course, can’t always control that, and it happens anyway. Ask me how I know…
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If pursuing the goals puts the brain in a state of feeling positive about life, then wouldn't that mean happiness is an illusion caused by chemicals in our brains?&if so, why isn't the goal to create a drug that makes us feel good w/o side effects instead of chasing achievements?
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the never ending growth of life seems to be a fundamental law of nature. Maybe until some point of global enlightenment but I wouldn't hold my breath for that.
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