The Salient Bargain
2024-07-09に共有
One day, a teacher called his students and said, "Today, I will tell you about staying away from free advice that seems important. In this world, especially in India, the one thing that you get for free, even without asking, is guidance. Even a passerby on the street offers it. Friends, family, coworkers, and others immediately give their opinions and advice on any subject. This poses the danger of misleading people: not all unsolicited advice is good. In reality, much of the free advice is incorrect or given with ill intent, and it might lead you astray. Here, we will look at why you should be cautious about the free advice you receive, how to clearly recognize valuable information, and how to identify potential pitfalls.”
Many people have the habit of giving free advice as soon as they are asked something. However, these pieces of advice often lack credibility. When people give advice without any experience, they do not consider the full impact of their words. They do not think about the consequences. They just give advice based on whatever comes to their mind at that moment. This can lead to many problems in the future. It can add more issues to the existing ones. Therefore, no one should give advice on matters they do not understand.