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But don't constantly complain about stuff in front of me or I may give advice that may sting a bit!👑 Happy!greatful! Blessed!

I need to apologize to my cousin for advising against his use of crystal meth then!🤣😂🤣🤣✔️ happy! Greatful! Blessed!👑

The best Advice I have to anyone that encounters a horrible Boss, is to refuse to meet with they in person. Take your case to HR make your point clear HR. HR can fire you, you have a case. My best advice is never to meet with any toxic person. Period. I think everyone knows that but some how toxic Bosses get away with it, as if to say management has the Trump card.

Do you overthink failures? Let me know if this quick tip helped you.

47 here with 12 years in tech (front end dev / UX) and I feel things are shifting so fast. Mass layoffs, lost job and “can’t get back in” - inflated market with devs and “UX:ers” (also design is something that’s getting cut first). Now focusing on my second interest - cybersecurity (back to school for 2 years). Taking my experience of users, web and scripting with me. 🤞🏽

Julia Child was in her 50s before achieving fame. Grandma Moses didn't sell a painting until her 80s. It's never too late to switch directions and find success. In fact, the life experience we carry can make a career change easier than when we were 22 trying to learn a trade.

I haven't read One Big Thing, but I've been very blessed by Maximize Your Influence. Also, as a beginning documentary film maker and missionary, I've been very blessed by your helpful content. By the way, I found you through your wife' devotional, Hope 4 Today

Amen, so good!

This is stepping on my toes. Thank you for your helpful tips!

thank you, Phil!

Really good advice here. Thank you!

Any other tips you want to add? If you're a podcaster, what have you found to be effective for conducting great interviews?

good advice.

Fantastic message! Thanks again Phil.

How to do you keep a CV updated when you haven't been employed??

I am 6o i haven't had a full time in 15 years social Media destroyed that possibly!

This just popped up on my feed, I'm so grateful for this 💞 I'm working on starting a Deaf Ministry currently on RUclips to help reach the 98% of the Deaf Ministry that has never experienced or had access to the gospel and strengthen the 2% who have. ✝️

Is it time to move your desk?

What's holding you back from doing what you were called to do?

I don't understand why you would involve another person without seeking some form of feedback. Even observing their reaction or facial expression is feedback. If you don't want any of this, why not vent to the wall next to you? It's very frustrating when someone says they don't want my advice but just want me to listen. To me, that feels like you're wasting my time, which I find very disrespectful. How is venting with zero feedback beneficial for either of us? Yes, I realize I am the odd one out.

As someone who has taken unsolicited advice from people when in a rough situation, following unsolicited advice has nearly always gone wrong. If I could go back I would not take their advice. The people giving that advice do not usually understand your psychology, the intricacies of your life, or the obstacles you are going through as well as you do. Each individual, if they can tap into their own inner knowing, know better what they need for themselves than anyone outside does.

So hard. I go into fix it mode when I hear a conversation about something they struggle with… I need to learn to lockjaw! It’s hard for me!!

I find this mantra to be frustrating because I often confuse when I should or shouldn't advise someone. For example, if my brother's breath happens to smell one day, should I not be a kind brother and advise him even if he doesn't ask me? Another example, if I'm ever blessed to have kids in the future, should I not parent them on what's good and bad behaviour? Another example, if my friend is about to do something that could harm his reputation, should I not be a good friend and give him my suggestion before he potentially ruins his livelihood? Another example, a stranger is attempting to sew on a public bench while chronically pricking themselves, should I not be a decent human being and advise them on how to avoid injuring themselves, or am I expected to unsympathetic to the pain they're unintentionally inflicting upon themselves (or potentially others)? What's even more frustrating is that I find that if someone gives me advice and I chose not to move forward with it (even if I respectfully hear them out), they get offended. Rules for me but not for thee? I feel it's damned if you do and damned if you don't. Where is the line that seperates the scenarios that merit unsolicited intervention from those that don't?

It's not worth it, I'm outta there.

Ever had one of those "silly" ideas save the day at your organization?

Love this story! Where else do you hear someone say their #1 advice is to succeeding in Hollywood is to get plugged into a church. AND hear that the best way they got a job was through prayer and fasting. So encouraging. Great testimony.

What about the financials ?

Employers dont like to hire 50 years old.

Are you pursuing a career in the film industry? What's your favorite takeaway from this interview?

❤❤ Best wishes ❤❤

What if the person who isn't asking for advice sees their problems through and it turns out their solutions/ideas were not wrong. People are different with different perspectives, experiences, cultures, core values, etc. than you. What is right for you isn't necessarily right for that other person. So your advice may not be right for that person. In addition the other person may also have years of experience and advice to give too. I loved everything about the video except around 4:29 min part. I agree, in some situations people will make mistakes, people often do, but definitely not all the time. Sometimes they follow what is best for them, through well though out planning and experience, etc and the result turns out right for them. I would have shared this video except it comes out making it sound like the person who is giving the unsolicited advice is always right.

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What's your strategy for planning your day?

And sometimes a different way of doing something is just a preference.

Good advice on not giving advice

Good advice I didn't ask for. Lol.

My 21 year plus employer decided that I need to find a new career at 53! Sometimes we don’t get to make a choice.

Do you have a place where you're most creative? Desk? Starbucks? Office? What works best for you?

I'd be curious to know - have you ever worked with a ghostwriter? If so, what was your experience like? Positive? Negative?

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My older brother has been telling me my whole life, "You should..." when I didn't ask.

I gave advice on a way to avoid a problem and the people was angry I think that some advice are good

My FIL gives unsolicited advice All. The. Time. I've got to where I can't open up to him. Sometimes I just want to mentally unload without him taking it as an invitation for him to share all his wisdom that I didn't ask for lol.

Thanks so much. This is right on time. 🙏🏼🧡😁

The problem is... Most people don't ask for it.

How many people are involved in the approval process at your organization? What steps could you take to streamline it?

Thank you so much for this segment! Great information.

eh u kno the saying about teachers.... well korey is meiocre and now has a 'class'. AVOID ANY CLASSES TEACHING YOU ABOUT HOLLYWOOD EXCEPT MAYBE USC FILMSCHOOL. OK? SCAMMERS. KOREY IS A NUTHIN AND NOBODY WITH ZERO CREDITS. SOOOOOORY.

Better not tell me what the elephant is at your workplace... but what tip helped you the most of my six?

Which fields may a man who aged over 45 change and study please?