Hey there, hero!

I know there are times when I've told you that it's an advantage to be brief. To be essential. Focused and tight in your communication.

One big exception: asking for help or support.

Don't worry about giving too many details. When you need help, and you're frustrated, tale a moment to give as much information to the person helping you as you can - you will do so much better, and be up and running so much faster.

Are you someone who just blasts "this thing sucks!"? Or can you take a breath, and give the details that will help them help you? Let me know in the comments below.

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