Life is full of challenges, difficulties, and unexpected obstacles. Therefore learning about life, which is useful for foreseeing problems and be determine enough to overcome them are needed. Two main ways of learning about life are listening to the advice of family and friends and learning through personal experience. Both ways have their similar merits and also have distinct advantages that make them different from each other.

To begin with, personal experience and advice from parents and peers guide us how to function in the world. Some people prefer to learn on the lift by others experience and advice while others prefer to get experience by their own. Both ways enhance our knowledge, however it depends on the people’s character. Lets take on advice first. Most of us like giving advice but few of us enjoy taking advice from other people. When we give advice, we use our experience as a lever to convince another person that our perspective is accurate. Unfortunately because we are prone to accepting others advice, we often need to learn things by ourselves. By listening to the advice of family and friends, we can learn without suffering. If someone has a bad experience, they can convey this to other people and encourage them not to repeat their mistakes. A lesson that one person learns over a period of five years could be summarized in twenty minutes to another person. The result is being that both people have the same knowledge but the second person require a fraction of the time to learn the same thing. If each person life has to start from square one, we would never achieve progress because we would all be making the same mistakes over and over again. Advice of family, friends, and especially older person has a lot of benefits to one another. The experience from them will give us a compressive view on everything around us. For instant, parents may tell us