text: When someone is sharing his or her advice, they could have already experienced another's current position. For example, if someone is running Track and Field, she might feel like giving up after strenuous practices or an exhausting meet. She will then ask her parents, who also ran Track and Field, what she should do. Her parents will look her in the eyes and say "Push through." They will tell her about similar cases in which they had desired to simply give up, but then tell her that giving up won't solve anything, it will just leave one defeated. She will carry that advice with her the rest of her life. This same girl will soon ponder about school. She will be going into high school and will enter the IB program. She will turn to her sister, who went through the same program, and ask about the classes her sister went through. The sister will tell her about how, one class in particular, there is a lot of assignments and gets less interesting the harder the course gets. They both bond as they laugh and joke about the nerves of going into high school. She will remember the smiles of that night as she picks classes a week later, and she is sure she has picked the right classes. The experience of others helps one make the right decisions and lead one away from make a huge mistake.