advice from younger than us! weh?

Friend, Your hadding odf discussion and body of discussion are contrasting each other. Anyway, if any one younger or elder seeks advice from me, i always offer one. And i am aslo ready to take advise from any one elder or younger to me. No body is perfect in all repsct, in all area, and every one needs advise at some point of time. One shoul not hesitate seeking advise from younger one, if he/she knows the subject matter. Co-operaion seeking and giving advise will enrich the life.

well... sometimes you can't help but feel a little awkward in those kinds of situations.. but you see, "kids", sometimes blurts out good advices every now and then.. i was told before that sometimes younger less experienced people always see the situation as resolvable and ideal. So they usually tell their advices as if everything is possible... ^_^

do I TAKE advice from those younger and less experienced than me?? No..Do I GIVE advice to those younger and less experienced than me? YES...LOL all the time actually but only when asked..but I'm asked all the time

Hello lienrose :) Whatever the age, or the experiences a person already has; I still appreciate advices given to me although at times I don't feel the need for it because it ALL means one thing: they care for me. :) So whether that person's younger than me, I really love hearing those advices because I know it's just their way to show they're concern on my situation. :) I usually receive advices from people younger than me, usually from my former students. I love listening to them because in some aspects although I used to be their teacher, they also have a lot of experiences than I do. So I appreciate all of them even if they come from my students which are four years younger than me :) Much like it's good to have a mentor, it's also a great feeling to have a younger person who cares for you so much that he just wants the best for you according to his perspective. :)

I don't care how old or yong the person is that is advising me, I would appreciate their input if I respected them as a person and I felt they knew me well enough. I think there is a bit of a fine line when it comes to giving advice; it could be considered that you are just sticking your nose in where it's not wanted. I only give advice if I'm asked for it, and the only person who ever asks me is my husband, my younger sister and my oldest daughter.