Google It Before Asking Around
Summary
- When you don't understand something, Google it first. It's a simple way to find answers quickly.
- Many people encounter problems and ask me questions they can easily find answers to. For example, when people ask where to find my books, I remind them to check places they typically find books, like Amazon.
- Before assuming you've hit an unpassable barrier, take a second step by doing a quick online search.
- Use common resources and your intuition to figure things out before concluding a situation is unsolvable.
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How To Take Action
I suggest implementing a habit of looking up information when you face something unfamiliar. It's quick and usually free. When you have questions or hit a roadblock, take a moment to Google it. This could solve your problem fast without needing to ask someone else for help.
A good way of doing this is by using your intuition. Before assuming a situation is impossible or a problem is too complex, do a simple online search. Often, the answers are right there, like when people wonder where to find books. Check obvious places like Amazon or other places you usually find products.
I recommend practicing this with small steps first. Whenever you have a question or doubt, make a list and search for the answers online. You’d be amazed by how much you can learn or solve on your own.
This way of thinking helps in business, entrepreneurship, and personal growth. It saves time and helps you become more self-sufficient. So before you decide you can't do something, remember to search online. Take those few extra minutes—it often pays off!
