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12 Rules for Life (2018)

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This book teaches us to be more open minded and to question our beliefs.

Ancient wisdom tells us that learning is essential for living well. We should try to understand how cultures around the world view life, using the insights of modern psychology. Dr. Peterson’s 12 Rules of Life are very practical and profound. He breaks down disciplines, freedom, adventure, and responsibility, and distils the wisdom of the world.

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This book is about how people should think about life. It teaches us to be more open minded and to question our beliefs. It also shows us why we shouldn’t believe everything we read or hear.

“The 12 rules for life break up modern common areas of science, faith, and human nature.”

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Jordan B. Peterson, a clinical psychologist at the University of Toronto and a professor of psychology, provides 12 rules for life that can change your life if you follow them. The book is based on the lessons he has learned through his academic experience and clinical practice.

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