People usually like getting advice about traveling and self-improvement. When planning to travel or choosing places to visit, they often ask for tips from others who have been there. They want to know about the best spots and travel tips. Also, many people are open to suggestions on how to improve themselves, like in fitness or learning new things. Advice in these areas is often seen as helpful for growing and getting better.

People usually don't want advice on things like work or their feelings. At work, they often trust their own decisions more, especially if someone who doesn't work in the same area gives them advice. They might think the advice doesn't really understand their job. With personal feelings, people often keep these private and might not like others telling them what to do. They could feel that the advice doesn't really get how complex their emotions are.

I think it matters who the advice is about. For health issues, people usually listen to others. Like, if I have back pain and my dad suggests a great chiropractor, I might follow his advice and see them. But if he doesn't like one of my friends and thinks they're a bad influence, I'd probably ignore that.