Who you gave the advice to
What the advice was
Why you gave the advice
And explain how he/she followed your advice
Vocab
Early bird
Diligently
Wisdom
An empty mind is the devil’s workshop
Gratitude
Part and parcel
Stark
In my culture, we believe in the age-old saying, ‘Two heads are better than one.’ When it’s time to make important choices about the future, business, money, or investments, we tend to ask the benefits who know their stuff. Today, I want to tell you about some advice that I gave to my cousin’s sister.
I’ve always been health-conscious, an early bird who diligently practices yoga daily. In stark contrast, my cousin’s sister led an unhealthy lifestyle due to her laziness and a lack of awareness about her health. Last year, during her summer vacation at my home, I decided to impart or share some valuable wisdom for a healthier life. I shared with her the famous and motivating slogan “Early to bed, early to rise, makes a person healthy, wealthy, and wise.”
Furthermore, I recommended that she join me for early morning exercises. As the saying goes, “An empty mind is the devil’s workshop,” highlighting the importance of utilizing our precious time effectively.
Apart from this, she had been consuming excessive amounts of fast food and following an unhealthy diet plan. I also stressed that “health is wealth,” and after some time, she realized the error of her ways. She started doing yoga with me every day and eating healthier food. We added fruits and fresh juices to our diet for better health. After a few weeks of exercising regularly, she began to lose extra weight and became fit and healthy.
Today, when she visits my home, she expresses gratitude for the advice that I offered. She now turns to me for guidance on important decisions she needs to make. This experience taught me the true value of sharing wisdom and helping others lead healthier, happier lives.
Part 3 Follow-Up Questions
Do you think parents should give their children advice ?
Certainly, it is widely acknowledged that children are highly impressionable and can be molded easily. Parents, as key figures in children’s lives, play a pivotal role in their development. Moreover, parents possess a wealth of life experience and knowledge. Therefore, in my opinion, seeking guidance from guardians is a valuable and wise choice.
2. should teachers give advice to students?
Yes of course, teachers should provide advice to their learners because they play part and parcel role in their student’s life and they can provide them advice mainly regarding their academics.
Moreover, teachers can also help learners in clearing their doubts and motivate them about various things .apart from this , teachers also show the right path of life to their students and learners also learn the difference between what is wrong and right for them
3. Do you think it is necessary for us to listen to friend’s advice ?
Well according to me its depend on person to person some people like to take advice from their friends but others are not because both kind of people have their own viewpoints .The former one consider their friends as good advisers but others don’t have same kind of thinking like they think their friends are not as much mature as their parents.
4. How do people give young people and old people advice ?
People give advice to both young and old people by sharing their knowledge and experiences, and by listening to their questions and concerns. They offer guidance and support to help them make informed decisions and navigate life’s challenges.
5. What are the area in which people are more or less willing to accept advice?
People are generally more willing to accept advice in areas where they lack expertise or confidence, such as career guidance for new graduates. Conversely, they may be less receptive to advice in areas where they consider themselves knowledgeable, like a seasoned chef getting cooking tips.
6. Have you ever received any advice from professional person like doctor , lawyer and a teacher?
Yes, I have received advice from professionals like doctors and teachers. When I have health concerns, I seek advice from doctors, and I regularly receive guidance from teachers for academic purposes.