When voices feel like guidance but everyone around you sees it differently

I’ve been diagnosed with schizophrenia, but I honestly don’t fully agree with how my doctors and people around me interpret what I go through. I experience voices that sometimes feel like they’re giving me warnings or advice about situations in my life. There have been a couple of times where I was considering moving into a place, and I heard a clear “warning” feeling from the voice that it would lead to trouble. I moved anyway, and when things became stressful later, it felt to me like the voice had been right. Another time, I was thinking about whether to report something I believed was serious. I kept hearing a voice encouraging me to go ahead, and eventually I did. When things unfolded afterward, it strengthened my belief that these voices are not random but actually trying to guide me. Because of experiences like this, I’ve found myself trusting these voices more than I probably should according to everyone else around me. My doctors, family, and friends all strongly believe these are symptoms of schizophrenia and that I’m misinterpreting them. I can’t say I fully see it that way, because from my perspective, the experiences feel intentional and meaningful. At the same time, I’ve also noticed how isolating this difference in interpretation can be. What feels like guidance to me is seen as a symptom by others, and that gap creates a lot of tension in how I make decisions. Lately I’ve been trying to sit with that uncertainty a bit more instead of immediately acting on what I hear. I still struggle with figuring out what is meaningful and what might be part of the condition itself. It’s not always clear where one ends and the other begins. I guess what I’m trying to understand is how other people here deal with voices or thoughts that feel convincing or even helpful but don’t match what the people around them are saying about reality.