Sometimes, we just have to realize that we can’t do everything by ourselves. It may be unbelievable for some, but seeking help doesn’t stop our lungs from breathing or our blood from pumping. There is definitely life and success after asking for help, given that we ask from the right people and evaluate the pros and cons before taking action.

Of course, it’s quid pro quo. The more we seek to help others, the more we’ll be rewarded with help from others. It doesn’t hurt to be grateful, appreciative and return the favor every once in a while.

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I just finished the anime series Avatar: The Last Airbender from Netflix. I loved it. It made me feel so good! And you know what, it was all about interconnectedness.

Sending love to you, Sherri!

I haven’t been here for a while and I’m sad that the first thing I hear about coming back here is that your grannie has passed away. I’m very sorry about your loss and I hope you’re feeling better now.

Thank you so much for mentioning my eBook. I really appreciate it. And thank you once again for your generous contributions to help make the eBook possible. I am truly grateful.

As always, you give great advice and I especially like that you mention to take a look at who you’re taking advice from.

I find that too many people are taking advice from the wrong people. I’ve seen people asking for investment advice from financial advisers who’ve never made money from any investments. Most financial advisers are just salespeople, not investors. This is like asking a golf equipment salesperson to teach you how to play golf.

And I’ve also seen aspiring entrepreneurs asking advice from people who’ve never run a business. It’s like you’re asking a non-golfer to teach you how to play golf. Isn’t that weird?

I certainly hope people would start to realize that they need to seek advice from people who’ve walk the walk, and not just anyone they can grab hold of.

Cheers~

Mark

Asking for help is very beneficial if we allow ourselves to.

Sometimes we know it, but we need clarity. At other times we don’t really know about something so we need a new take on the matter at hand. In all cases, good advice is valuable and our ego should not be allowed to come in the way of what we genuinely feel and think is good for us… where ever that advise comes from.

Thanks for this post.
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I went through a difficult time some months back. My father-in-law passed, and I and my family were there when it happened. He had been ill and I really felt relieved for him, but it was still tough.

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I wish that I had more people to ask questions of. In fact, I love this interchange we have on blogs, because it is a great way to learn from people that I’ve come to respect.

Some years back I lost my fear of admitting that I don’t understand something. The more I learn the less I truly understand.

It’s fun to help others – or at least to share my experiences. And the more I do that, the better I feel. Whether I actually help anyone I have no idea. But I sure do appreciate it when others pass on their experiences and wisdom to me!

Great post as always! Thanks for the opportunity to comment!

All the best,

Hugh
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I am so sorry to hear about your loss. You and family will be in my prayers.

Congratulations on your contributions as a guest blogger and e-book contributor.
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Everyone will agree with me on this one, you have the whole support of this community, we got your back!

I’ll be sure to check the book, it sounds wonderful!
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