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Founder's Journal

Asking For Help

Founder's Journal

Morning Brew

Entrepreneurship, Careers, Business

4.81.1K Ratings

🗓️ 11 September 2020

⏱️ 11 minutes

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09/11 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman Today I discuss how and when to ask for help. When I ask questions: - When I have many questions to answer - When the questions aren't easily accessible - When the price for wrong answers is high Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

What's up everybody? This is Alex Lieberman, co-founder and CEO of Morning Brew,

0:04.7

coming to you with another episode of The Founders Journal, My Daily Diary,

0:10.0

made public for the world where I talk about the most important thoughts,

0:13.7

moments, wins, maybe some losses.

0:17.0

Behind the scenes at Morning Brew.

0:19.2

As always, I'm joined by my co-pilot and my compadre, Mr. Joshua Kaplan.

0:25.5

Again, guys got a new camera and it's looking phenomenal.

0:28.7

And today we are talking about asking for help,

0:31.4

because generally as human beings we suck at it but it is one of the

0:35.8

most important things that you need to be able to do as a founder or a professional.

0:39.3

Let's hop into it.

0:40.3

What can I help you with?

0:41.3

It's a great question.

0:43.4

So I was chatting at 1115 exactly with someone and I asked this person for help.

0:50.8

Why did I ask the person for help? Because as I've said in the past, we have

0:55.3

built Morning Brew on a single competency. That one thing is being great at email

1:00.2

newsletters. Writing them, growing them, selling them, thinking about email deliverability,

1:05.9

we're great at it.

1:06.9

But as we think about taking Morning Brew to the next level, there are going to be other

1:10.8

competencies that we have to build up that we simply are not good

1:15.1

at and don't have knowledge around.

1:17.1

And so what this made me think about is, one, we should be talking to people who are best in

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