Dr. Peterson knows of what he speaks. With depth and candor. Regrettably for this reviewer, his delivery is often cluttered by the inclusion of bombastic musical accompaniment and vigorous editing designed to amp up the "momentousness" of his presentation.
Shame when it happens, because it seems to add insincere self-awareness and more than just a little narcissistic bloat. But remove that window dressing and what one finds inside the store is insightful and valuable--and reminds the viewer of the critical personal values that are necessary for the individual to add value in the world.
Not a bad message to convey in these times when superficiality is too often celebrated.
Cue the trumpets and timpani drums! Actually, let's not, okay?
Shame when it happens, because it seems to add insincere self-awareness and more than just a little narcissistic bloat. But remove that window dressing and what one finds inside the store is insightful and valuable--and reminds the viewer of the critical personal values that are necessary for the individual to add value in the world.
Not a bad message to convey in these times when superficiality is too often celebrated.
Cue the trumpets and timpani drums! Actually, let's not, okay?
