> Sometimes their advice is right, and sometimes it's wrong? That doesn't sound particularly valuable.
This is true of literally every source of advice you'll ever encounter.
It's not that the advice is right or wrong in an absolute sense, it's that how good the advice is depends on the context of it. So you always have to evaluate the advice according to your own circumstances. Some of it will be appropriate to you and some will not.
This is true of literally every source of advice you'll ever encounter.
It's not that the advice is right or wrong in an absolute sense, it's that how good the advice is depends on the context of it. So you always have to evaluate the advice according to your own circumstances. Some of it will be appropriate to you and some will not.