> Maybe we get stuck inside our heads. In my experience, when people ignore good advice, it seems like there's always a "z" factor keeping people off the line

> Maybe we get stuck inside our heads. In my experience, when people ignore good advice, it seems like there's always a "z" factor keeping people off the line of advice and onto something else: waiting for another moment, or a desire for a different outcome, or a notion that there's something else that will reveal itself or alter the given path. The challenge is finding/honoring the critical moment when the action in the advice has to be taken or a new set of circumstances establish themselves and the advice needs to be updated.