Giving Unsolicited Advice To Friends

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[sofyagalimova]

I also struggled to keep my mouth shut sometimes🙃 Truely think this short clip might be useful to someone who struggles with expressing their unpopular perspective on things.

[Aaron-kjdv]

Tactfulness is a bit of a lost art.

Also from my experience, people who "keep it real" usually are just assholes who try to hide their jerkishness in truth telling. I had a roommate who was all about keeping it real, but if you did the same to him he would flip out.

[ThePremiumChicken]

Uncle Iroh always had great words of wisdom and we would all do well to heed his council

[drts]

When it comes to people complaining about the same thing constantly and they're obviously unhappy about it I will be rudely insistent about giving advice. I've seen positive results but mostly people just want to complain. Which is fine but then they can deal with my annoying advice.
There are times it's totally inappropriate but I think people not taking unsolicited advice to be a bigger social problem.
Again only when they complain about and are clearly unhappy about something

[JW-bsxp]

Wow i LOVE how dominant Ben is becoming - really showing how to be the alpha

[crackthecode]

Does anybody know where to submit questions to the show?

[mattbabb.]

Ask more questions. Lead them to the answer on their own. Read Socrates. He was good at this.

[edit] I left this comment before I listened to the vid. Funny how that worked out 😆

[renwhite]

As you continue to give advice on what’s “right and wrong” 🤦‍♂️