Good advice is only as important is one’s willingness to
take it. I think that everyone has some very good advice to give, even to
themselves, that they never actually take. It’s easy to say something, but much
more difficult to actually do it. Why? I don’t know, probably just human
nature. I can easily tell you exactly what you need to do in order to change
and do things better, but I can’t tell you how to motivate yourself to actually
do that. Heck, I have trouble taking my own advice most of the time. In ways, I
feel like a hypocrite because I am so good ad giving advice and so far away
from being able to take that advice. On the other hand, is knowing what is
right and being unable to always do it worse than knowing what is right but
never saying it never trying to do it? I think not. If I at least think and
try, perhaps some day I will get better than I am no. However, if I never try,
there is no hope at all. At the end of the day, it’s probably better to have
people think you are a hypocrite for wanting to do better, knowing there is
something better to do, but being unable to do it, than to give up before even
trying. That is the way I see it anyway.
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