12 rules for life

Dr. Peterson is a respected professor at the University of Toronto, a clinical psychologist, and a professional provocateur. He embarrassed the whole world with his book. The 12 Rules for Life has been on the charts on Amazon for months, topping the world charts, including the top spot on USA Today, the Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post and The New York Times. Nearly 40 countries have purchased publishing rights. According to the professor, the most important thing for man and society is to avoid chaos and at the same time dictatorship, to have order in life and in the minds. To do this, it combines the truths of an ancient tradition with the latest discoveries in cutting-edge scientific research. We can find out why it’s worth leaving the skateboarding boys alone, what a horrible fate awaits those looking for fault in everyone, and why we should pet all the cats on the street. What can the simple lobster nervous system teach us about a successful life? Why did the ancient Egyptians raise careful attention to divine heights? What a terrible journey are those who are bitter, arrogant, and thirsty for revenge? Dr. Peterson addresses the values of discipline, freedom, adventure, and responsibility, and then summarizes the wisdom of our world in twelve practical and pervasive rules. The 12 rules for life shatter the modern commonplaces of science, faith, and human nature while reshaping the souls and minds of many readers. Dr. Peterson puts it funny and very seriously, surprisingly and instructively, downright, sometimes downright hurtful. The reader is unlikely to agree with him on everything - his principles on parenting, for example, are particularly difficult to identify - but his book represents indisputable values such as freedom of expression and the right to freedom of expression.