Summary of 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos By Jordan B. Peterson

It is what it purports to be, a summary of the 12 rules. However, the occasional typo can make things temporarily confusing. In Rule #7, for example, "now what is expedient" should be "not what is expedient". And in Rule #8, the first line "The adage, 'don't tell a life"" doesn't make much sense. The disclaimer expressly forbids sharing your own copy; they would have you buy another copy for any friend or relative. But it didn't cost very much, so perhaps it is worth while to find out whether the original book deserves a read.

Straight forward and to the point! I love the rule “don’t bother a kid skateboarding” as I am an avid skateboarder and I know first hand that this rule applies to life and inspires you to face danger in order to grow. Great rules to live by here!

Okay, and that's not a bad Rule for Life for the overweight, but that earlier reviewer is correct, this thin volume could have used someone thumb-checking for typos. Still, I think I'll buy the actual book, so this Summary did its job. MAGA

First one of these I have experienced and I found it easy to follow, complete, and easy to understand and, hopefully, to apply.

I love how this book was broken down to the bare Topix, with just a little sprinkle of background with the author

Unless I am seriously missing something, and that is possible, I was amazed at the frequency of grammar errors. This subjects the content to greater scrutiny and less confidence in the subject matter.

This is not the full book, nor is it even a Jordan b. Peterson book. In fact the titles of the Chapters in this book are not even the titles of the 12 rules for life. My window of return has passed unfortunately by the time I had started reading. Do not buy.

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