One of the things I'm known for is giving advice. On this very podcast, I give advice every other Sunday

in a series called advice session. And in my real life, there's nothing I love more than sitting down

with somebody and talking through a challenge. It's up for debate whether my advice is any good.

I think all advice should be up for debate. Advice is biased.

Advice is based on people's personal experiences in life. However, I will say I'm someone who's

always prefacing my advice with, you should take this with a grain of salt. I don't know what

the fuck I'm talking about. I'm not a professional. I'm just

yapping. You need to figure it out for yourself. But regardless of all of this, I'm known for giving

advice. And so you'd think, oh, if Emma gives a lot of advice, then she must handle almost every

situation with perfect tact in grace. She can take her own advice

and find the solution so easily and so seamlessly. Life must be so perfect and so easy for Emma.

No. Unfortunately, no, that's not how that works. I struggle to take my own advice. But even if you're a person who has flawless,

incredible, perfect advice, having the wisdom to be able to give advice is one thing. But executing on

advice is a whole other thing. It takes discipline to handle things the right way. Oftentimes, handling situations well comes with

delayed gratification. Instant gratification is usually a red flag. And so that's why it's hard to follow

advice sometimes. It requires you to be the bigger person, to have uncomfortable conversations, to stand up for

yourself. So even though I often know what the answer is, what should be done, that doesn't

mean I always do it. And so today I thought I'd sit down and share with you all my own advice

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