text: In the end, it is up to you to decide what you listen to. Choose the advice you take carefully, not all of it is there to help you.In ancient times, and also still today in some places, leaders of countries, such as presidents, prime ministers, kings, queens, and even the pharaohs of achient Egypt have all had advisers that they would consult to be sure they were making the best decision for their people. But these leaders would almost never have only one adviser, but more often than not they would have several in order to make sure they were doing what was right. But why would some of these leaders insist that they speak to multiple trusted advisers before they made any important decisions? I think some of the reasons people, not solely world leaders, sometimes ask for advice from multiple trustworthy people before making a hard decision is because seeking multiple opinions can help you feel better about your decision to know that other people agree with you, and also because getting multiple opinions will increase the probability of one of those opinions being right.