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Ask And You Will Receive

 


I used to really emphasize the fact that I was a “lone wolf.”

I didn’t need anyone.

I had the skills, the attitudes, and the willpower to succeed on my own.

The hell with everyone else…

Oh what a complete and utter fool I was haha. 

Society seems to perpetuate this image of paving your way through life solo.

Being a lone wolf so to speak.

It’s sexy. 

It draws people in.

It yields massive respect.

And while there is something to say about people being drawn to authenticity– a post for another time perhaps– being a lone wolf isn’t sexy.

It’s actually a fast-track to failure believe it or not. 

While society may paint the lone wolf as this appealing way of Being, in reality such types tend to appear pompous and unappealing. 

Indeed, it took me a while to learn this, but the one sure-fire way to succeed is to have the courage to work with others and put your ego aside.

ASK AND YOU WILL RECEIVE!

Got a question? Ask and you’ll get an answer

Want someone to do something? Ask and they will oblige if possible.

Want people to support your cause? Ask and they will if able.

You get the point. 

While being a lone wolf appears “cool” and desirable in the movies, real success is found when we join hands and work in communion.

From personal experience I can tell you trying to be a lone wolf is depressing and isolating.

(Perhaps it’s a lesson we all must learn though, and indeed, I think many experience such feelings.)

Don’t be afraid to ask others for their assistance when necessary though.

Don’t let your ego control you.

Be courageous and ASK..

You will RECEIVE!

-Ryan, Persona Coach

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