text: Back in 2017 I once asked multiple people for advice on what shoes to buy, I was torn between two shoes, Air Force Ones, and Jordan Ones. It was a tough decision, so I decided I would go ask my teacher about which shoe they thought I should get. My teacher told me that he preferred the Jordan Ones, but he advised me to get other peoples opinions so that I could make the best choice. I proceeded to gather my friends that also liked shoes, and the majority of them said that I should buy the Air Force Ones. I now knew which shoes I wanted to buy but I wasn't sure which color to get them in, so I asked my brother and my cousins which color I should get them in, they told me that I should get the white ones I was a little unsure at first because I was worried about how dirty they would get, but they eventually convinced me to buy the white ones. I'm glad that my teacher told me to ask people for advice, because it really helped me get a nice pair of shoes in a great color. This was another great example of how seeking advice from lots of people lead to a better choice, but it isn't the last another great example is when you need help deciding what extracurricular activity you want to participate in.