Advice often overshadows the importance of taking action. A story about Mozart illustrates that while questioning and seeking guidance may seem useful, personal experience and experimentation are paramount in achieving results. The tendency to accumulate advice can lead to procrastination, diverting focus from the necessary steps of trying, learning, and adapting. Emphasizing the need to prioritize action, it is essential to take advice when it is beneficial but to always follow up with decisive action and continuous adjustment to achieve true progress.