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Discover LudwigThe phrase "heartfelt advice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to advice that is given sincerely and comes from someone's personal experience or emotion. For example: My mother always gave me heartfelt advice growing up, and always reminded me to do the right thing.
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But if you talk to him about the American Cancer Society, Boeheim will give his heartfelt advice.
But I've received some heartfelt advice and solidarity along the way from fellow cancer patients, doctors, friends – even from strangers – and it has meant a lot to me.
Her fans were passionate not just about her work but about her; strangers would constantly leap out, hug her, and offer heartfelt advice about her love life, her family, and her weight.
Instead, the NYPD union leadership took that common sense, heartfelt advice of millions of parents as an attack on every police officer, turned their backs on their civilian commander, and finally decided to respond by only arresting people when "absolutely necessary".
Her most heartfelt advice: "There is no substitute for living a life you love.
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When he offers a pregnant client with a family inheritance some heartfelt marital advice, she screams at him to stop the counseling she doesn't find sexy.
It is, in my opinion, the gold standard: empathic listening; real compassion; a sense of belonging; practical, realistic advice; heartfelt optimism; kindly humour.
This prompted one heartfelt piece of advice to meandering Gloucester forwards from one of the locals in the stand: 'Get out of the bloody way!' I am sure the coaches had a more technical explanation for Gloucester's woes but with the score 12-12 at half-time the home side were making heavy weather of this.
His comedy Frogs of 405 BC, which featured the first representation of aerial warfare, contained heartfelt and unambiguous advice for his politically fickle fellow citizens: choose good leaders, or you will be stuck with bad ones.
Stopping to give good, heartfelt, and meaningful advice to a friend can really make you feel more giving and less selfish.
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