Are you a nice person who always tries to please others? Do you often avoid conflict and confrontation? Do you feel angry and resentful when people take advantage of you? If so, you might be suffering from a personality trait called agreeableness. In this video, Jordan Peterson explains why agreeableness can be a dangerous and deadly trait. He reveals how agreeable people are more likely to get bullied, manipulated, and exploited by others. He also shows how anger and resentment can build up in agreeable people and lead to serious health problems such as heart disease. He offers some practical advice on how to balance your agreeableness and stand up for yourself without becoming aggressive or hostile. Watch this video and learn how to protect yourself from the hidden cost of being too nice.

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