ASK for shares
If you feel shy about asking for shares or recommends (like I did), ask yourself two questions:
- “Do I believe this is quality work?”
- “Do I believe a single other person on the planet could benefit from it?”
If the answer to both these questions is “yes,” how could you possibly be embarrassed to ask for a share?
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