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🐉 Jordan Peterson - It's Easy To See The Faults of Others (But This Changes Everything) 🐉

In this powerful excerpt from a 2025 lecture, clinical psychologist Dr. Jordan Peterson explores why we're psychologically wired to spot others' flaws while remaining blind to our own—and how to break this destructive pattern through radical self-awareness and personal responsibility.

🔍 Video Highlights:
The psychological mechanisms behind criticism and projection
Why judging others often reveals our own unresolved shadows
Practical steps to transform criticism into self-improvement
How to use self-awareness as a tool for authentic personal growth
The relationship between personal responsibility and meaningful change


📖 CHAPTER MARKERS:
00:00 The Psychology of Criticism
02:15 Why We See Faults in Others First
04:30 The Mirror Principle: What Criticism Reveals About You
07:45 The Role of Shadow and Unconscious Bias
10:20 Practical Steps for Self-Reflection
13:45 Transforming Criticism into Growth
16:30 Personal Responsibility as the Antidote
19:00 Applying These Principles Daily

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