How often do you try to solve a problem all by yourself?
All too often, in my case. Is it pride? Is it confidence? Or, is it just a reluctance to ask for help when help is needed?
Our problems are divisible by the number of people we get to help us.
Why not get the help we need?
I'm going to work on that. How about you?
Doug Smith
Front Range Leadership: High Performance Leadership Training
doug smith training: how to achieve your goals
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A truly ambitious goal will give you a new problem to solve. -- doug smith
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