Can you do it all alone?
Are you so confident in your problem solving abilities, and so sure of the causes of your top problem that you expect to solve it on your own.
Maybe you can. And, maybe you can't. Sometimes trying leads to unexpected complications. It can lead to wild swings in momentum, the way an object in motion whips back faster the farther it gets away from you.
We can rely too much on our confidence and lose perspective.
Getting help with a problem can prevent some seriously self-centered mistakes.
If the problem were easy enough to solve on your own, wouldn't it already be solved by now?
-- Douglas Brent Smith
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