Three easy steps to get the right help for anything, at all, ever

There’s so much out there grabbing my attention, I don’t know where to turn for help.

Your feed on social media is designed to keep you scrolling, reading, clicking.?

Have you ever found that when you discuss something with a friend, like you might like to play tennis, then hey presto, tennis adds start coming up on your feed?

We can lose our sense of direction very easily and be navigated to areas of the web we never intended to go, so how do you find the right advice, the right place for help, whatever it is you are wanting help with??

Estee Lauder used to say, “We have a telegram, a telephone and television, in my book give me ‘tell a woman’ any day”. She was referring to how her business grew, not by advertising but by her clients doing it for her. Word of mouth.

It’s incredibly powerful—your friends will likely have an opinion on just about anything you need help with. And if they don’t, they’ll know someone who does.

Here’s my Mind Hacks for getting what you need fast:

Mind Hack #1

For getting the right help is to ask your tribe, pop up a post, tell them what you want help with and how you want to feel once it is resolved. You will be amazed what comes back.

Mind Hack #2

Keep on track, set your timer if you head into an online search, set it for 3 minutes and see where you are after the time goes, or off-piste? Bookmark what’s helpful and reach out in the moment. Thinking you’ll come back later is an illusion.

I did this, I wanted help with an online course software provider, I got lost in the YouTube void and lost about 40 minutes of my time, watching things that I realised were just not relevant at all. Then I set my timer, it made me eavesdrop on my viewing and kept me focused. In the end we went with a company that one of my clients recommended, Estee Lauder nailed it again.?

Mind Hack #3

You be in control of information you consume rather than be at the mercy of the online ads.?

I remember when I was much younger and I had a horse, I needed a new saddle, well new to me but a second hand one. My dad suggested that I put an ad in the local paper asking for exactly what I wanted. His thinking was that people may not have thought about selling but when they read your ad they will.?

He was right, I had 4 saddles to choose from, all what I needed, it was now about price and condition.?

So whatever you need help with, take control, make your research count and get the help you need fast.?

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