text: When asking for advice, seek more than one person for help because talking to more than one person will help alter your decisions. For example, once I searched for advice on how to work out my plan for the school year, for having a lot of after-school activities to fill up my time, I needed to figure out how to fit my homework and free time into my day. So, I seeked my dad first for help. He told that, whatever works for me, as long as I get everything I need done in that day, completed. So, I don't have to worry if my grades fall and I get my work done when it's supposed to be turned in. My dad gave me really good advice but I asked my mom too so I would get mostly the same idea. She told me that, I should get all my work I need done, completed. So I could do whatever I wanted later and as long as I don't get under a C-. I'm fine and I don't need someone to help me if I understand the work we're doing. Both of my parent had good and near the same advice. So, I put together in my head, the plan I have now. My plan for the school year is a big part of my weekdays. It's useful that I got the help from my parents to form and use it today.