I rarely ever say "advice" because it assumes that the speaker is a tier above the listener in most cultures. 

An advice is not compelling when the speaker's craft/experience does not back it up, 

so I frame them as "suggestions."

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I usually frame them as “valuable lessons learned from me based on past actions” or “shareable unbiased thoughts”

I like to ask for stories. People's advice is almost always predicated on stories anyway, so by asking for the story you get directly to the relevance and credibility of the advice

I like sharing my perspective because each of ours is unique to our personal experiences. And I also like it when someone shares theirs with me.

I like the word insights too. Everyone has insights from their own experiences they can share.

There's a thing in the entrepreneurs organization called "gestalt," which effectively means "experience share."

You're not allowed to give advice, ever. The only thing you're allowed to do is share your experience (story-tell). And the person takes whatever lessons they will from it