Jordan Peterson's bestseller,12 Rules for Life, offers insights into his thinking. 

Peterson's rules are presented as guidelines for navigating life's complexities, drawing upon history, mythology, psychology, and the Bible. The text examines the human capacity for good and evil, the importance of order and structure, and the need for personal responsibility. 

The book discusses millennials' struggles with moral relativism and nihilism, which provide a context for Peterson's work. Finally, they highlight the significance of self-improvement, confronting challenges, and finding meaning in individual experiences.