So don't get upset when someone is trying to talk to you or tell you a way to do things. But we do have to be mindful of how we try to give advice. We had someone talk to a friend of mine about who one of the other friends shouldn't date. Well, why should they date this person? And why would that person date this person? Who are you? What have you been through that caused you to feel that way?
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@FryedOreo · 1:33
And lessons that I give myself, or advice I give myself, usually is reflected within how others can perceive it to be something for them in terms of advice. Okay, hold on. No one likes to receive advice, especially unsolicited, right? Well, I mean, some people do like to receive advice, but I think some are just some are just more adept at giving advice in a way that's not as direct
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Tre Moore
@Tremoore333 · 0:53
When I decide between using testimony and or advice, I normally base that off of what best supports the conversation and resonate with the audience. In certain conversations, if I'm the listener, I would consider the credibility of the source delivering a testimony and or advice as well
You. Testimonial versus advice. Now, I have noticed that using testimonial versus advice, some people may still get offended if you tell them how, if you tell them how your experience, you can help you navigate through life. Or for example, at a job. Right. When I'm training new security guards, I use my experience to basically, I guess, educate them. But I'm just going to be honest half the time or outshit most of the time