Advice, Relationships and Trust

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Imagine the relationship between parents and children, teacher and student, superior (boss) and subordinate staff, massage therapist and client, etc.

When receiving advice, we can accept advice from a certain person, but cannot accept the very same advice from another person. Have you ever had such an experience?

Everybody has a particular person from whom they do not want to accept advice. Why does a different reaction occur in us when we receive the same advice from two different people?

The ability to accept advice from someone depends entirely upon whether a relationship of trust has been built between you, or not. If you have a relationship of trust, even if you receive a tough form of advice, you can accept it.

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Advice, Relationships and Trust