Some people believe that the best way of learning about life is by listening to the advice of family and friends. Other people believe that the best way of learning about life is through personal experience. Compare the advantages of these two different ways of learning about life.

From my perspective and everyday experience, I can infer that the best way to develop ourselves is that through personal experiences that we stand day by day. However, it is sometimes argued by other people that the most effective way to learning about life is that through some advices of family and friends. In my opinion, I don’t disagree this statement. Moreover, I assume that it is wise for young generation to take some advices of older, this is because each of ways has its own advantages. Below I will give reason to support for my own view. On the one side, learning through our mistakes brings many benefits. According to a recently research, some scientists say that personal experiences has greater impact on us. And I totally agree with this result of this survey. To illustrate children, when they don’t believe in their parents they might do some activities that can hurt themselves until they believe in their parents. Moreover after some times try they will remember the experience and won’t make mistakes in the future. So I assume that would be a great opportunity for kids to do some activites out of their comfort zone. By doing this they can have experiences to develop themselves, broaden their understanding about everything in the world as well as self-growth. On the other hand, I suppose that listen to several advices of the older can bring a plethora of benefits. As parents, older are experienced so many issues in the life. So it could be better for kids to listen to advices that they pass down. All parents teach their children about all things they know positive aspects as well as some drawbacks, and by doing this their children will not do the same mistakes like they did. For instance parents nowadays usually teach their children about some kind of drugs, such as Panadol, Paracetamol, and Tylenol as well, . . etc. . these are some kind of medicines that could use. In addition, parents also talk to children about some kind of drugs that children can be addicted to when they use. All in all those general knowledge are particularly useful that children must trust in their parents to protect themselves one days. In conclusion, I assume that is wise to combine both of these ways to learn and experience. It is also inevitable to analyze personal experiences so that we could not make the same mistakes in the future. This is some simple rules but it can make children become stronger and develop the ability to work alone.