Interesting what you comment. I'm also a follower Peterson, the man obviously knows something. I like the fact that you put a lot of effort and constantly seek to improve your methods to tell stories, that is the spirit that makes us bigger and bigger.
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One of the things I find particularly interesting in Maps of Meaning is Peterson's analysis of the Egyptian pantheon, particularly that of Horus and Osiris.
Osiris represents traditional wisdom, and Horus the new opportunity of the unknown.Together they rule in tandem, a blend between order and novelty.
I think that's a good model for the way I view learning and development. You never throw away anything, but you just keep working until you finish going through what you can go through to become your best possible self.