MINISODE How to Comfortably Ask for Help

<p>A lot of women in our community struggle asking for help, and I’ll be the first to raise my hand and say that I find it hard to ask for help in different areas of my business and even in my life.</p><p><br></p><p>This is not a rookie issue. Even the most seasoned investors struggle with the mindset that asking for help is somehow a sign of weakness or lack of capability.</p><p><br></p><p>Here’s the thing, by accepting this mindset, we are missing out on a huge opportunity to leverage our time, money and energy all while expediting the process of achieving whatever our goal is.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p>We all have those areas that are tough for us, and I want to encourage you that, number one, you are not alone, and number two, we have some practical tips that will help you break that barrier.&nbsp;</p><p><br></p><p>So dive into today’s Minisode and take a walk with us as we talk about three ways to comfortably ask for help.</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Quotes</strong></p><p>• “A lot of women in our community struggle asking for help. And I can certainly raise my hand and say that I struggle asking for help in different areas of my business and in my life. (01:18-01:31)</p><p>• “We are inheriting a mindset where it says, ‘well, asking for help is a sign of a weakness, or it will show other people that we are not capable of doing things.’ And that is a mindset&nbsp;of limitation.” (2:16-2:33)</p><p>• “Asking for help, will get you further quickly… [It] might save you time, might save you money, might save you mistakes; partner up with somebody that already does what you're looking to do.” (2:46-3:07)</p><p>• “Consciously asking for help is a sign that you are indeed capable and able to do something but you choose to leverage your time, your experience, your skill set.” (3:58-4:09)</p><p>• “The impact of you asking for help, is that you will allow other people to ask for help as well.” (5:24-5:34)</p><p>• “For me to play out my best life, if you will, and continually get refined there, it's inevitable: You hav