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When asked for advice, my current answer: find the best advice, either involving broad surveys (ie Tools of Titans, Tribe of Mentors) or that have stood the test of time / been found valuable by many (stoicism, meditation, Getting Things Done, Kondo decluttering...)https://twitter.com/patrissimo/status/1038239450562588672 …
Don't ask or listen to fake experts like me, who use our success in a different field (than how to live well) as an excuse to hold forth as experts on this field. My advice is decent, but the best advice is far better (tested & general). So go listen to it, not me.
Gestalt protocol: Rather than “You should...” or “I would...,” I say, “That reminds me of an experience I once had. Here was the situation, this is how I handled it, and this was the outcome.” @davidcummings has a great overview:https://davidcummings.org/2015/04/09/gestalt-protocol/ …
That’s itself an argument, and a corresponding piece of advice. If your argument’s good in this case, and the advice sound, why shouldn’t it be in other cases? In the end, it’s not about privileging one source of ideas above others, but taking a critical attitude to all ideas.
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