My advice will always be, "Spend less than your monthly salary, budget your money, pay your expenses, then HODL the rest in Bitcoin".
From your advice, it is clear that you are a holder, that is nice and best because holders do not lose like traders. But your advice seem more like you do not even want him to trade at all, learning trading can start from anytime. Anytime it starts, new traders will lose, that is normal, but for learning and can worth it, that is why it is good to use very small amount of money to trade that the person can afford to lose. This is how it will continue and the trader will develop do and don't that will later help him and later consider to further to trade or stop after practising scalping, day trading and swing trading, or if he gaining in one than other, he can decide to choose the one that he is making profit from which could be swing trading.
OK, then you, as a pleb like me, may have "traded" a few coins, and may have made some profit from them. But do you really believe that you would win like the top 10% of traders for many years? Maybe I am wrong, and that you would "make it" as a trader, but 90% of the time, you won't because there is always a real trader who is smarter and hungrier than you. 90% of the time, it would just be wasting your Bitcoin. Don't give it away so easily.