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This radio show is for anyone seeking help. Tell us about the help you want. You may be a person recently out of work, or developing new ideas for work. Perhaps you are caregivers, the parents, baby boomers, who are providing care to a family member. In facing life's economic challenges - what help do you want? Let's hear from you. Maybe we can find you the help you want.
Date / Time: 4/15/2008 10:49 PM UTC
Asking for help isn’t always easy. Care should be taken to ask the right person, or forum, in the right way, and at the right time to get the help you want. Identify if the person or forum you are asking has the expertise to provide the best answers for you.
Be sure to ask for specific items of help, one or two and not a truckload. Clarify the end result you are trying to achieve, and phrase your question to include the end result you seek. Ask yourself: “I want to help to achieve WHAT? by WHEN? so that I will be better off in WHAT WAY? You might provide just enough of a background to clarify further, if your listener asks for clarification. Again, they need just enough background to understand the context of your question. The listener might get lost if too many details are provided.
Try that next time, and let us know if this helps.
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