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what criteria do you use to decide who’s advice to listen to?

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i meant that as their advice being genuine or just shilling whatever they are selling

what are good things to sell and what are bad (for advice taking)?

skin in the game and what they are trying to sell

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I would define incurious as "talking one's book".

nothing more to falsify, whether or not it's sound advice to begin with.

but a curious person may provide contextual value even when grappling with something that isn't sound.

whether they're being curious or incurious.

let someone else bear the burden of the advice being wrong.

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i know my parents pretty well and i absolutely do NOT trust their advice hahaha

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I wouldn’t ask advice from strangers, mostly from my parents, husband or some close friends which I already trust.

also if a person after criticising offers a solution

I follow it if it comes from a person, who has the results I want to achieve

Whether I know the persons intent behind what they’re saying. Trust of intent and gut is usually a good compass for me 💛🍀