text: Secondly, asking multiple people for advice helps to gain a more interesting experience. It gives someone multiple ways to deal with a decision. Once someone gets multiple ways to solve a problem they're less stressed on how to solve it. As a result, it also ends up going much more smoother than expected. These situations are almost like a GPS, which gives you multiple directions. Sometimes the GPS gives you different routes or exits. However, people end up choosing the best route for their situation. Getting advice doesn't just teach someone about how to deal with the problem, it also teaches them about the person giving them the advice. When someone learns from other people, they also learn more about the person. They can get an understanding of that person's personality or how they grew into the person that they are today! After, it can help gain a special bond with that person. For instance, this can involve gaining a special form of trust with someone and helping them find someone to rely on. There are many trusted adults which can help give advice. Some examples may be a teacher, counselor, older sibling, or relative. Getting advice from multiple people helps others gain a more intriguing experience.