text: In fifth grade, I had to make a big decision. I had to choose between either choir or art as my sixth grade elective. The dilemma haunted me; it kept me up at night. I truly had no idea which I was going to select. Art seemed very exciting, but I had a passion for music. I decided to ask three different people for advice. First I asked my best friend. She wanted me to join them while she made paper-mache animals and drew flowers during art class. The second person I asked was my friend who was taking choir in sixth grade while I was in fifth. She told me that I should join choir because she loved the class, and she wanted me to love it too. The final person I talked to was my mom. She knew me the best out of the three people, so I figured that she would know what was best for me. All of their advice was great, and I considered all of their arguments. From this experience, I have learned that seeking multiple opinions is the best thing to do when you need advice.