In the midst of chaos, there's also opportunity.

That's a quote from Sun Tzu,

referencing the idea that when we are backed into a corner of some sort,

or when we are low, when we're vulnerable,

when we're at our worst, that's when the door opens to transform.

Right.

And we talk about this all the time, right?

There's, I can give you an infinite amount of videos on this channel talking about moving into fear, that state

of the unknown, breaking down what we know.

And I think a lot of people hear that, but perhaps don't understand why and that's why I wanted to make

this video because when I understood why like so many things my perspective changed and

this was a big one it was big with regard to how I saw my life, my role in, you know, the trials

and tribulations of the world. Why do one thing that scares you every day? Why do the difficult

thing?

And the best explanation I've ever heard, I was listening to one of Jordan Peterson's online lectures.

You know, he's talking about order and chaos, right?

Our natural inclination, our understanding is that chaos equals bad.

When we think chaos, we think moving pieces, we think, you know, disaster, something we need to move away from.

And that in itself is the problem.

That instinct or that rash, you know, understanding. In reality, chaos is just as important as order.

They are night and day. You can't have one without the other and you need both.

Too much order is when we are stuck in a status quo, when there is a lack of growth,

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