text: Sincerley, Student.                     Have you ever needed to make a difficult decision in your life? Many people have, whether that person is a small toddler deciding if he wants vanilla or chocolate ice cream, or a teenager in high-school deciding on the college he wishes to attend. When people ask for advice, talking to more than one person can help someone make a better choice. You can learn how to make the better choice suitable for you when you talk to other people with more experience and wisdom than yourself. Additionally, more people can give their own ideas and inputs into the said situation, and be able to help you look at the decision to be made in many different ways and perspectives. Thirdly, asking many people what they would do in the same scenario might tell you there might be a clear majority leaning towards one side of the choice. Asking multiple people for advice in a difficult decision can lead someone to make the choice that is best for them.