text: Secondly, I belive that asking advice from more than one person is smart because you can see who's lying to you and who's not. When people give advice, they may give inaccurate advice to either harm or help you. Either way, lying about advice is not okay and it needs to end. If someone is asking for advice about what classes to take and you give them incorrect advice, they may choose the wrong classes and be miserable that school year. This is where asking other people takes part. Even though one person lied, you can still go to other people and ask advice from them. Doing this is smart because you can choose the right classes and figure out who was lying to you. If you figure out who was lying, then you will know not to ask advice from them anymore. I've learned this the hard way. Although my decision wasn't smart, I learned two new lessons that day. One was to ask more than one person for advice, and the other one was to never ask my good friend for advice again. If you can figure out who is lying to you about advice, than you can learn to not ask them again and go to people who give good, strong, and accurate advice.