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	<title>Comments on: It doesn’t hurt to ask</title>
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		<title>By: lake</title>
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		<description>I feel you on this.  I just recently realized the old mark twain addage.  In my line, you have to be asking people not only questions, but for favors on a consistant basis.  I&#039;m getting more and more into the idea of the squeeky wheel and also just a deeper knowing that people want to be asked questions, they want to share their expertise...it makes them feel really good, maybe even better than the questioner recieving the hoped-for answer..because people really do like to help eachother.  It took me three years to aks a certain person for her help and she was like &quot;what took you so long?!&quot;
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I feel you on this.  I just recently realized the old mark twain addage.  In my line, you have to be asking people not only questions, but for favors on a consistant basis.  I’m getting more and more into the idea of the squeeky wheel and also just a deeper knowing that people want to be asked questions, they want to share their expertise…it makes them feel really good, maybe even better than the questioner recieving the hoped-for answer..because people really do like to help eachother.  It took me three years to aks a certain person for her help and she was like “what took you so long?!”</p>
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