text: Asking multiple people for advice helps people learn more. Firstly, it helps others acquire more knowledge. When someone asks multiple people for advice, not only do they get opinions, but they also get an insight on that particular person's past. As a result, it causes people to learn new life-lessons or morals. Secondly, it also helps that person be more aware of how to deal with that choice in the future. When someone gets advice or opinions from multiple people they can learn how to use those opinions when those choices appear later in their life. That advice will help them without having to worry or contemplate their decision. Lastly, it teaches that person how to be aware of their resources. It teaches them that their not alone and increases their confidence in their decision. For example, when I was in third grade I didn't know if I should tell someone that my friend was being bullied. So, I talked to my parents and my sister. In the end, they helped me be more confident with my choice of telling my teacher what was happening and I knew who I could go to if it occurred again. It's important to ask more than one person for advice because it teaches people in a different perspective.