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Why you should stop giving advice— and what to do instead:

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How to tame your inner advice monster

All of you know your advice monster. Somebody starts telling you about something. Even though you don’t really know the situation or the people involved and you certainly don’t have the full contex…

10:00 PM · May 19, 2022

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Amazing article

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listening is the best skill

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agree - giving advice is a HUGE WOT - moreover it's usually wrong for any given situation. when people ask for my advice, i just reply: "you know, i think that's above my pay grade." 🙃

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