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Old Feb 24, 2018, 06:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Patagonia View Post
Basic question. You like the advice coming from a certain person, but when you stand back & look at the situation you realize that this person cannot take their own advice.
So is it good advice?

First example I think of is a personal trainer. Normally I’d want a personal trainer that “looks” like they take their own advice, right? They keep their body in shape. This builds trust. I find it hard taking advice from a GP that is obese to tell me to lose weight.
Make sense?

So I’ve had a person I’ve been using for advice. And advice is something that I’m seeking someone with knowledge & wisdom in the subject. Not a person with an opinion.
The track record of the advice I’ve been given from this person I have to say, has been pretty good. Difficult to take & use which is frustrating, but looking back, it’s been pretty good.
But if I really look at this person, they don’t take any of their own advice for themselves.

So now that I see this it makes me second guess the advice that was given.

Any ideas?
When you see someone who has used the advice they give, you know it’s humanely possible to execute said advice
Thanks for this!
Patagonia