Here are the remaining six rules in "12 Rules for Life":

Do not bother children when they are skateboarding: Peterson argues that allowing children to engage in risky activities helps them develop resilience and courage.

Pet a cat when you encounter one on the street: Simple acts of kindness, such as petting a cat, can improve one's mood and outlook on life.

Pursue what is meaningful (not what is expedient): Peterson encourages people to follow their passions and pursue a meaningful life, rather than one focused solely on material success.

Tell the truth – or, at least, don't lie: Honesty is a crucial aspect of personal integrity and leads to more fulfilling relationships.

Assume that the person you are listening to might know something you don't: Peterson stresses the importance of being open-minded and respectful when listening to others.

Be precise in your speech: Being clear and precise in communication leads to better understanding and more meaningful conversations.

Do not bother children when they are playing if they are not bothering you: Peterson argues that play is a crucial aspect of childhood development and should be protected.

Pet a dog when you encounter one on the street: Similar to Rule 6, simple acts of kindness can improve one's outlook on life.

The general message of the rules is that life can be difficult and chaotic, but by following certain principles, one can find meaning and order in their life. The rules emphasize the importance of self-care, honesty, and meaningful relationships, as well as promoting personal growth and self-improvement. By following these rules, Peterson believes that people can live a more fulfilling life and find happiness and peace in the midst of chaos.
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