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If You Want to Succeed, Be Willing to Accept Help from Others

If You Want to Succeed, Be Willing to Accept Help from Others

People that help you are called Gui Ren or Benefactors

Building success that lasts depends on 2 things: your ability to give, and your ability to receive

When I change my mobile number in March 2019, my first concern is how I can benefit from it.  So I start promoting the free introductory seminars and soon enough, I earn good money from referrals every month.

By then people start asking me for all sorts of advice on many things about and beyond mobile numerology: how to change luck, what accessories are good, what is good energy, how to be more spiritual, where to find good jobs, what stocks to invest etc. 

So I started to give a lot.  I never expect that things would come back to me many folds. Initially, I rejected the small tokens of appreciation they gave me: food, red packets, and small gifts because I feel that accepting gifts is not pure giving.    

I want to be the person supporting others.  Then I realize that I must also receive.  Not just receive gifts and appreciation from others, but also receive help, knowledge, and new learning from others. 

1.  Make Others Feel Good

When you refuse to let others help you, you are denying them the opportunity to feel good in return.  This is because we feel good when we help others. So why monopolize this 'feeling good?'

2. Open Up Opportunities

When you ask for help and don't get the answer you're hoping for it will train you to be not afraid of asking. By asking for help, you are also opening up new possibilities.  

3. Build Authentic Relationships

People actually want to connect with you when you can put your guard down, humble yourself and be relatable. Accepting help from others build lasting authentic relationships. 

If you struggle with receiving help, it is your ego that you want to protect?  Or is your self-worth communicating that you don't deserve what someone is offering you?

Receiving is not a sign of weakness. It is a step of strength that will bring you abundance. So go out and offer me help now! (I need referrals on mobile number change urgently). 

(Adapted from Raj Jana Inc Magazine). Re-written by Andy Ng, a Mobile Numerologist and Author of WeChat Marketing. To read articles of mobile numerology, click any of the below.  
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  2. Does changing mobile number really work? 
  3. What Happens When You Don't Change Your Number?
  4. Mobile Number Change Luck is Bluff or Real?
  5. The fast, faster, and fastest way to quick results from number change
  6. 5 Solutions to No Way for Number Change
  7. The 7 Ways to Change Your Luck Now
  8. 5 Ways to Earn Quick Money from Mobile Number Change
  9. How Much Can I Earn?
  10. Ten Concerns and how to Overcome Them
  11. How to Stop Money Leakage Now
  12. Who to Not Invite and Invite from your phone book
  13. Five Concerns and How
  14. Focus on these 3 types of people
  15. Three Reasons to Get a New Number
  16. Your Mobile Number is Not Important at All. Why bother?
  17. IC Number and Birth Date are more Important
  18. Power of Yinyan Balance
  19. Year of Bith of Countries
  20. Which telco makes the most?
  21. Speed Up Your Success Now
  22. The Jueming People
  23. Top 26 Reasons why people get no results from their mobile number change
  24. Get What High Performers Have
  25. Four Things to Avoid in Your Mobile Number
  26. Don't spend $2.4K on iPhone 12 Max Pro without Reading this
  27. Is Mobile Number Change Real or Psychological?
  28. Are you a Five Ghosts Person?


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