Welcome to Feedback Friday. I'm your host, Jordan Harbinger, and I'm here with producer

Jason DeFilippo. On the Jordan Harbinger show we decode the stories, secrets, and skills

of the world's most brilliant and interesting people and turn their wisdom into practical

advice that you can use to impact your own life and those around you. If you're new to

the show, Fridays, we give advice to you and answer listener questions. The rest of the

week we have long form interviews and conversations with a variety of amazing folks from

spies to CEOs, athletes to authors, thinkers, and performers. In this week, we had Steve

Elkins, who literally this guy discovered a lost city in the jungle that was the stuff

of legends, which is mind blowing. He heard about a lost city. He was a legend. Everyone

thought he was crazy. He uses some new technology to scan the jungle and he frickin' finds

it unbelievable. Unbelievable. The story is incredible to one of my favorite interviews

I've done recently. So, so interesting. And we had Simon Sinek. These Simon Sinek,

with a freeform conversation about the mindset of some of the top leaders he's connected

with over the years. If you're a Simon Sinek fan, this will be right up your alley. There's

plenty of new material that he's never discussed anywhere else. And it's funny. We're a laugh

and a joke and around. It's Simon Sinek, like you probably haven't seen him before.

And I also write every so often on the blog. The latest post is about how to ask for advice,

the right way. Getting a lot of requests, some better than others for advice. And I'm

hearing people ask for advice online. I'm seeing them do this. And it's wrong. It's not

actually a good question. It's not specific enough. It's not a real plea for advice.

There's all kinds of little things that can trip you up. And unfortunately, if you're

asking for advice in the wrong way, you signal to the person that you're asking that you

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