Most advice is right for the person giving it

The article discusses how advice is often tailored to the person giving it, rather than universally applicable. The author suggests that people tend to give advice based on their own experiences and biases, which may not be relevant or helpful to others. This can lead to advice that is more about the giver's own comfort or interests rather than the receiver's needs. The author emphasizes the importance of considering one's own biases and experiences when seeking advice, and being open to alternative perspectives.