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Never take advice from a quitter

Never take advice from a quitter . There may be people you love and respect because of familiarity, the role they have played in your life , or perceived accomplishment. . This doesn’t mean you should take advice from them in EVERY area of your life. . Especially if they have failed in the venture you are pursuing. . Be careful who you listen to.

It could be costly.

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