I think you've come up against his particular brand of "pragmatic truth". It's true if the end result is good. You may not have found the meaning you thought yo

I think you've come up against his particular brand of "pragmatic truth". It's true if the end result is good. You may not have found the meaning you thought you would when you started following his teachings, but perhaps you have improved your life. In the pragmatic sense in which Peterson wields the term (echoing William James), this is "truth" and thus "meaning" has been realised.