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Jako on Why Giving Advice Is a Waste of Time

Jako on Why Giving Advice Is a Waste of Time

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Take Responsibility for Your Interactions

Take Responsibility for Your Interactions

When you have problems with others, consider it may always be your fault. Social issues are your issues.

  • If your tries don't work, your reasoning might be poor.
  • If you get angry, it's your fault you show it.

But this is also an opportunity. You have control over the outcome. You can fix it. You can avoid getting upset.

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Flip The Conversation with a Stubborn Friend

Do you struggle to give advice to a friend who never listens? Here's a different approach: ask for their input on different solutions! Simply ask them what they think about other methods to solve the problem.

  • Instead of giving advice, ask what they think about a different solution
  • Engage in a discussion about alternative methods instead of just offering your own
  • Let them feel heard and valued by asking for their perspective

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