The Audacity to Ask

Humans are wired to help one another, although the gentle ego and fear can stifle action to ask for what we need or want. Success does not occur in a vacuum and the advantage of someone who goes far, is the ability to allow others on their "team" to help them. If there is one thing the world learned during the Coronavirus pandemic, it is that people are essential in our journey. "Independent" is an over utilized term that is often mistaken for interdependence. Admit it, we work better...
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Humans are wired to help one another, although the gentle ego and fear can stifle action to ask for what we need or want. Success does not occur in a vacuum and the advantage of someone who goes far, is the ability to allow others on their "team" to help them. If there is one thing the world learned during the Coronavirus pandemic, it is that people are essential in our journey. "Independent" is an over utilized term that is often mistaken for interdependence. Admit it, we work better together. Success often does not occur alone and a helping hand can make a major difference in a journey. Whether you are a parent, aspiring leader, manager, executive, investor or founder, gaining the courage to simply ask for you need, can lift a heavy burden. Help is something we all require at some point or time in life, although many do not like asking for it. LaKisha's Father has always said that "a closed mouth does not get fed", and he has been right. In Audacity to Ask, the work following Rejection to Reward, LaKisha Greenwade identifies perceived barriers to asking for what you want and empowers readers to realize the life of their dreams. Through intentionally living, releasing rejection and recognizing your worth, you will be audacious enough to seek and manifest your desires.