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Welcome back to Operation Self-Reset.

My name is Jake Naraki.

Welcome. Thank you for joining this awesome podcast. It's about personal development, helping you become a little bit better.

As you can tell, there are a lot of podcasts out there. Hopefully this one resonates with you

and assists you in your own personal journey. So today we're going to be talking about asking for help.

Now, asking for help is one of those ideas that maybe isn't the most attractive or sexy in the world of personal development.

It isn't much of attraction for even people in business.

We really don't want to say that we are creatures of asking for help.

It may make us feel weak. It may make us feel weak.

It may make us feel not educated or not smart, not thrifty, may take away from your straight

smarts approach. But in reality, asking for help is one of the most powerful things that you can

do to get yourself on the right path, but yet is almost like the last thing that you do when things are going down the tubes.

Isn't it funny when the only time we feel comfortable asking for help is truly when we are in an emergency, when there's a panic situation?

I remember fondly of myself.

As a young man, I was taking a couple of ladies on a boat in Lake Michigan. I live here in the

Midwest. And our boat was older. Our boat had some issues. It smelled like gasoline on a regular

basis. But one day, it was a beautiful day.

I was out in kind of the channel, the main kind of area where a lot of boats were cruising

past.

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