Advice That Is Contextualized Is Not Necessary

Most advice is very contextual to the life of the person that actually gives it. It might be good for them, but it doesn't have to be good for you. When advice comes without context, it's meaningless because you can never understand what particular details need to be added for it to make sense to you. And in a way, i do this too. That's how i wrote my first book. To be quite honest, i wrote it as if i was advising myself five years ago - before i started building my own successful business.