Who can help?
There’s always someone else.
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Being a smart cookie who’s surrounded by other smart cookies, you can probably work most thing out. Sometimes on your own, sometimes with a little help from your friends, you can get from total ignorance to a working solution for most problems in a reasonable time. Not only can you do it, you do do it, you’re used to doing it, and you back yourself to do it every time you find yourself in unfamiliar territory.
Your team pulls out its Swiss army knife of self-reliance every time they come across something that’s snagging. We’ve got this!
And it pretty much works.
But sometimes – even if you don’t want to admit it – you need outside help. On dangerous turf, when the stakes are high, when you’re already max’ed out, in a hurry, when the smarts aren’t enough … who can help?
Skippy strategy: Who else do you know who can help?
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