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When you don’t ask for help when you need it, you assume all the burden that might easily (and gladly) be shared. But you also deprive those who’d love to assist you of the opportunity to do so.
Fear gets the better of us while depriving others of a chance to show they care and share their gifts.
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Asking for help can aid us when times are tough and can give others the opportunity to make a difference while helping them feel more comfortable to ask for help themselves.
Asking for help ultimately opens up opportunities for the betterment of both parties and brings people closer....
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