text: she told me that it look awful. We then went into my closet and prepared a completely different outfit. At the party I got many compliments on my outfit and it was all thanks to my mom. Another example of this is when I needed advice on what I should get for my friend's birthday. My friend Generic_Name's birthday party was around the corner and I still had not purchased a present for her. I asked some of my other friends what they thought I should get for her. They all said things like candy, jewelry, and clothes. Before I went to get anything I asked one last person, which was Generic_Name's best friend Generic_Name, what she would like. I told Generic_Name about the suggestions I got from my other friends. She said that she was glad I had not gotten any of those things because Generic_Name was not really into them. She said what Generic_Name did like was books. I kept this in mind and bought her an adventure book. when her party arrived she opened my present and burst into joy. In both of these examples I got advice from multiple people and some advice was better than others. Asking more people for their opinions led me to making better choices. This is why another way seeking multiple opinions can help someone make better choices is because they can get better advice.