text: To begin with, seeking advice from multiple people will give someone different perspectives on the problem. Learning someones opinions can encourage people to agree with other peoples thoughts or strategies on how to solve a problem. I once was trying to decide what book I should read. I asked my parents, friends, teachers, and librarians what they thought. From that I received many different answers. I mulled the suggestions over and was eventually able to make a choice. Seeking the many opinions of the people I knew greatly helped me decide what I would read. On the other hand, if I had not done this I would probably ended up re-reading a book or not coming to a consensus at all. Furthermore, when people ask for the advice of others they will learn a different approach to the problem. Say that someone is trying to decide between on dish and another. They may ask the opinion of the waiter who might give them an entirely different choice. This would create a new option and possibly help the person trying to decide. However, while someone is learning to view something from a new angle they must also learn to work with the other people giving their thoughts on the issue. This bring me to my next point, seeking advice from multiple people will teach others how to collaborate with others.