Firing on all cylinders. (1 min 18 sec)
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1. Are you willing to engage in a dialogue?
Have you ever tried talking to someone who's unfriendly and not very cooperative?
2. Are you friendly and cooperative?
Are you open to having conversations? This is about exchanging ideas and not shouting or staying silent.
3. Do you know what you want help with?
If you're not sure, it's like having the wrong instructions for your life.
4. Do you recognize when you need help?
The present moment is always a good jumping-off point but only if you want to keep the engine running smoothly.
5. Are you open to receiving help?
If you're not open to help or don't think you need it, then...you're simply not open to help or don't think you need it.
6. For the engine to work at its best, all five cylinders must fire together.
There's no in-between or straddling the fence; it's either all in or all out. If you're friendly but don't want help, or if you're not willing to engage in a dialogue, the other four aspects won't work effectively. It's a clear choice – either everything is firing on all cylinders, or it's not.
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