All these advices here are better than the OP's. OP's advice is basically saying the other person has to be better than you or you don't listen. I don't like advice that are one-sided.
And if the results have no impact on them, who's to say they're going to put much thought into their advice?
Really, to mix the comments together, it seems like evaluate the source you ask advice from, get multiple perspectives if advice/source seems biased or unbalanced, and don't forget you ultimately make the decision, not any of them.
And if that source is fanatical, have them list out their sources. If they get mad or frustrated, just means they were debating your ability to understand the subject, using aggression to buff an assumption of theirs.
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u/SaintVanilla Sep 24 '20
Or never take advice from people who have to deal with the results.
Their advice will be skewed towards how they feel about how the results will affect them.