Well, creating confidence usually creates power. So probably the receiver will gain power, while the advise giver will lose power. It's probably more complicat

Well, creating confidence usually creates power. So probably the receiver will gain power, while the advise giver will lose power. It's probably more complicated due to good advise yielding respect on the receiver side and sometimes both are having observers that might consider the advise giver being in a higher position. Also in hierarchic cultures the advise giver can modify the available future choices of the advise receiver, especially when there are observers.