text: The options that are brought to my attention that I never would have thought of without the help of others are a main reason why seeking out multiple opinions from different people can help me make better decisions. A fairly recent example of this is when I was faced with the decision of what classes to take for my electives in high school. One of my elective spots was already taken up by Spanish class, but I was in between two classes for my second elective. The first class I was considering was choir. The second class I was considering was called introduction to business and marketing. I had no idea what to choose, so I asked my mom, my dad, and my sister what they thought I should take. When I asked my mom, she said that she thought I should take choir because I would already be so stressed with all of my other classes, so I didn't need another challenging class like introduction to business and marketing. My dad said the exact opposite, which is that I should take introduction to business and marketing because he thought choir was a silly class to take. Finally, I asked my older sister what she thought I should do. She said that I should choose choir as my second elective, drop study hall as a class, and take introduction to business and marketing instead. If I hadn't asked my older sister her opinion on the situation, I never would have known that I could take both classes. This story shows just how important it is to get advice from others about what to do in different situations because of the various solutions I can be provided with in the process.