So very true, experienced older people impart knowledge/advice to younger people all the time, but it is only taken heed of when the youngins go through the situation themselves and suffer a setback. But I'm also of the opinion that knowledge gained by failures has more impact.
"Good advice is abundant but near impossible to recognize without failure." – Erik Peterson
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fortunately, that’s the spark of evolution
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Experience is the doorway to true understanding. Words are pretty shallow way of learning anything.
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Often you wont believe it, because you think this time will be different. Also if it doesn‘t hurt you‘ll forget it...
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I see a product idea here =)
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Good advice is perception of past. For some, it may or may not work.
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Reading stories seems to work well to experience the pain of failure by proxy.
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Yeah, there's an entire genre of books which seem ridiculously obvious unless you're broken, then they're gold. i.e. 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
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This appears to be true because each lesson comes at a price. It is only when we pay a certain price are we receptive to the advice of the experienced
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Thats the challenge for mentors !
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