If I think twice the best advice I have received was given to me by a cousin more than 15 years ago, at that time I was quite unmotivated and wanted to leave my studies, I had my little daughter, the girl's mother had gone to another state and I felt alone and without support, but my cousin noticed my attitude of reluctance and told me he needed to talk to me, he told me some wise words and his advice was not to leave my studies because I was close to finish and that things after getting my degree would be different, After a year and a half of that advice I graduated and it was just as my cousin said, I got a good job, I managed to buy my house, car and gave stability to my daughter, maybe if I had not listened to my cousin my life would have been very different from what it is today.

The second question is the complete opposite of the first one I answered in the last paragraph and goes like this:

The worst advice I have received was given to me by a person I considered my friend about 5 years ago, at that time the economic crisis in my country, Venezuela was getting stronger and people were leaving the country in droves, the advice of that person was to sell my house and leave the country alone, that my daughter was already 18 years old and that she could defend herself and that after all that house was mine because with my effort and work I had bought it, my response to that comment did not take five minutes, I would never leave my daughter in the street and that she still needed me because she was in college, without a doubt not to put into practice that bad advice was one of the best decisions I have made in my life, today my daughter is a professional, we still have the house and that is a heritage for her, we definitely have to know how to take or not an advice, I loved this weekend activity, I thank all the members and administrators of this community for putting into practice these issues, happy weekend.