I recently stumbled upon a video on YouTube, about "how to be articulate" by Jordan Peterson. As we know, Mr. Peterson uses advanced English, so I did not fully comprehend what he said. However, I was still able to take away valuable insights from his speech. So, I am trying to recall and jot down my takeaways from his speech. To be more articulate, 1. We need to pay close attention/feel what we say. For me, I wholeheartedly agree with this notion. From my experience so far, when I interacted with others, I lost my composure, and developed a sense of urgency, which eventually led to not focusing on what I said but caring too much about others' opinions. So, from now on, I should try to focus on my thoughts and my words, regardless of my surroundings, whether they are going to give me bad impressions or not. In this kind of situation the best thing I could do for myself and others is to focus on what I say. Moreover, oftentimes, we avoid talking because of fear, and th...
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