How to ask for help..
We frequently prefer to suffer in silence or try to do everything alone rather than ask for help since it is so uncomfortable.
Many people thought that asking for help even for a small task would reveal their weakness, but the thoughts are not always accurate. So keep in mind the following points while you are asking for HELP..
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