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NO BIG DEAL: ASK FOR HELP

 Hmmm... I had confidently told my husband that I know the train station well, he asked me again if I knew the place, I still told him, "I know the place." The day came when we were to pick up our parents from the train station. I was excited and confident enough. I started showing him the way and then boom the roads were confusing and then in my head I knew that I had being uselessly confident🤣🤣🤣🤣 Then he said something that I have always carried around with me since then. He said, "Don't feel you know, don't be too big to admit you need help."Those words struck, then he went on to say that, "if you had told me that you don't know the way, we would have called someone to come with us and we won't waste fuel and time."


Really, our lives are like this, we are going round and round and round doing the same thing and yet no result. Since we don't see results, we conclude we are not good enough and that people don't care about you. People are not spirits you know, you have to talk to them. 


In this year, 2022 be intentional about certain things. After we picked our parents, they wanted to go somewhere in town, they asked me if I knew the place immediately the big girl in me stoop low and said, I don't know the place. Immediately, my parent brought out his Phone and straight to Google Map and boom we were directed to to the place. No waste of them.

In asking for help, be careful so you don't get misled. 

Who are you asking help from?

If nothing happens after asking for help, what will you do?


Many times, God is always made an alternative. Most times we pick our phones instead of first talking to God. God is our helper. So first, ask him then He will lead and direct you. 


Then, you go ahead and ask further help as God leads you. You have lots and lots of people, books, devices to help you positively. 


These 9 days into 2022, I know how much I've gained after I ask for help especially in my digital skills. 


Help will come don't be discouraged.


We all have a lot to learn. God will lead and guide you. 


Don't be too big to ask for help?

Don't be afraid to ask for help?

Consciously and prayerfully ask for help. 


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