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Solutions...with Courtney Anderson! (SwCA)
Episode 243 -
Originally aired 12/30/2014 9:00 AM -
HELP! SITUATION SPOTLIGHT series -
"I Do Not Ask For Help Enough.”
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Solutions...with Courtney Anderson! (SwCA) has tens of thousands of downloads in over 40 countries and is growing! This is one of the fastest-growing global business podcasts! I am host Courtney E. Anderson and I have been featured as a business and legal expert for numerous media outlets including BusinessWeek, CNN - HLN, Cosmopolitan, MSNBC, USA Today, FOX News, CNN International, The Wall Street Journal and many more... This show is a dream come true for me as I am able to share my lifetime of experience with dedicated and passionate community members around the world. Thank you! To subscribe to the podcast, please use the links below: Subscribe via iTunes Subscribe via RSS (non-iTunes feed) I DO NEED YOUR HELP: - Please leave your rating and review on iTunes by clicking here. It will help the show and its ranking in iTunes! - Leave your rating and review on Stitcher by clicking here . - PLEASE SUPPORT THE SHOW BY COMPLETING OUR DEMOGRAPHIC SURVEY AT LIBSYN! |
TALK SHOW EPISODE NOTESIn our HELP! SITUATION SPOTLIGHT™ series, we shine the light on challenges that community members have shared.
This episode is, "I Do Not Ask For Help Enough." In this show we discuss A Stone* of Solutions™ including: 1) Admitting that there is a problem is awesome! 2) To clarify, this show topic is not about asking for insufficient help (e.g., needing more help, not asking for enough help). It is about failing to task for help at all (e.g., not asking for help enough). 3) We all fall prey to the delusion that "we can do it all by ourselves" from time to time. 4) Unless you are a society of one (e.g., you live on a planet by yourself that you discovered entirely on your own, etc.), you have help in your daily life. 5) Since we all have help, what would cause someone not to ask for more help at all? 6) Often, a life history of experiences where help was not offered by others... 7) Or, help that was promised didn't arrive. 8) Disappointment. 9) Broken trust. 10) Fear of vulnerability (see above). 11) Embarrassment (e.g., "I shouldn't need help"). 12) Pride (e.g., "I'll show them"). 13) Ego (e.g., "I can do it all by myself and better than anyone else"). 14) None of the above options make you look good (or sound rational). Pick the other path. Ask for help, unashamedly and often. I do! Let's have a frank discussion of the folly of failing to ask for help. Join me! *A stone is unit of measure equaling 14 pounds (so we have 14 elements in our one stone of solutions!). |
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