text: When you ask multiple people for advice, there is a better chance of you making a better decision because you are armed not only with your own opinion, but with many others. Often, if there is a challenge that you face, having many people helping you will give you more of a chance to overcome the challenge. We see this in sports. I know this is true, because in hockey, when I make a bad play, I will talk to my coaches and ask what I could have done better in that moment, and I will also talk to my linemates. My coaches will tell me to skate the puck and drive the net, but my linemates will also give me details that I had not noticed while on the ice, like "hey, I was open on the back door, try to hit me there and I'll have an easy tap in". When I have these opinions in mind, the next time I am out on the ice, I try to implement what my friends and coaches told me. Not only does asking for others opinions make you a better sports player (if you play sports), but it makes you a better person, because you are asking people questions, making you a proactive person. The more input you get from people can help you to overcome a challenge whether in sports or in life.