To find renewal, you need to move beyond order and step into the domain of chaos. When confronted by chaos, we may try to restore order by rigidly clinging to what we “know”, which only backfires. Too much chaos is overwhelming, but too much order (e.g. Chaos represents uncertainty and disruption, but also novelty and renewal. Chaos is “unexplored territory”, where unexpected events or sudden changes can overwhelm and confuse us. However, the truth is we don’t know how much we don’t know, and the world can quickly change beyond our comprehension and control. We treat this as a confirmation that our theory of the world is correct. Our lives seem to be in order when we’re moving closer to our desired goals or outcomes. Order is “explored territory”, where things happen in accordance with what we know and the world makes sense. 
In Beyond Order, he focuses on how to avoid excessive control and rigidity in times of upheavals. In 12 Rules for Life, Peterson focused on how to cope with excessive chaos. Neither is better than the other they simply exist. Order and chaos are 2 sides of the same coin. Do also check out our complete summary bundle in pdf/mp3 infographic, text and audio formats! In this free Beyond Order summary, you’ll get an overview these 12 extra rules.
In this book, he presents an additional 12 rules to help you embrace chaos and avoid rigidity in times of turbulence and confusion. In 12 Rules for Life, Jordan Peterson presented 12 rules to help you create a sense of order in a chaotic world.
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