What Advice Can You Give Me?

What Advice Can You Give Me, is a book that looks at the answers with the advice of different people to the same set of questions. Everyone in life knows at least one thing better than anyone else. Taking the time to actually ask someone the simple request of offering their advice on a given subject, can be truly profound. Because the set of questions was always the same, it is truly a unique sociological look into the similarities and differences that all people share. The categories of advice are as follows: Music: (Favorite types, artists, songs, why it does or doesn't mean something to you) Relationships: (Spouses, Children, Siblings, Friends, etc.) Work: (What really works for you that others should do? What makes work worthwhile? Why work?) Health: (Tips that help you in some healthy way, especially tips I may not know about, things everyone should be doing, etc) Food: (Restaurants, favorite meals, and most importantly at least 1 go-to recipe that you can give me that you love, that I can make too) Beliefs/Spirituality: (What makes you fulfilled in life? Why religion or why not? etc.) Books/Movies/TV: (What are you watching now, Best or favorites in all 3 categories, at least one book, movie or TV show I should definitely watch) Each of these categories is answered by each person however they feel they would like to offer advice, not only to me, but to the entire world of people who may someday see their advice. It was an eye opening experience to see just how surprised and excited people were when I met with them and let them know I didn't need anything from them other than their advice. In fact, I'd say that every single person I spoke with, was grateful to pass along their piece of advice. Almost as if each indvidual I spoke with felt as if no one had ever really asked them that before. They seemed surprised almost that someone was asking for not only their opinion, but for their advice. Their surprise alwasy quickly turned to excitement to answer. To express. To talk freely to me. Which may have taught me more than the answers to the questions themselves. Everyone wants to feel wanted and needed in life. It is amazing how simply asking for someone's advice can make them feel this way. That is why I had to write this book. So that not only I had a chance to hear the advice that others were so graciously offered me, but anyone who is looking to become a better human being can as well. I hope that anyone who takes the time to enjoy the advice in this book can truly understand the power of simply listening to your friends and loved ones. It is blessing to have the opportunity to ask them for their advice, so that you may improve upon your own. If after reading this book's advice, or even if you would just like to share your own advice with the world, please do. Just visit WWW. What-Advice.com and enter yours to the exact same questions from this book today. You can also read advice from other folks around the world as well. Things can only look up if we all work together to make this world a better place. By reading this book or giving advice at What-Advice.com, you are helping to share the ideas that can help to make something like that happen! Thank you for reading, and I look forward to hearing your advice as well!