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Unsolicited advice feels like criticism. It almost never is intended as such, but that's often how it feels. It's also almost always self-serving; the advisor w
by starpilot 7y ago
Unsolicited advice feels like criticism. It almost never is intended as such, but that's often how it feels. It's also almost always self-serving; the advisor wants to be a hero, and the recipient picks up on this and ends up feeling alone. Really recommend the book Messages: The Communications Skills Book by McKay.
- humanrebar 7y agoI think that's overgeneralized. "If you cut across on Maple, you can skip that slow light on Main Street." "Nice. I'll try that next time."