May 15, 2019 by Klaus Crow
Photo by Alan Kotok
A lot of people are afraid to share their knowledge and know-how for reasons that aren’t really worthy.
Some people feel the urge to compete with others and therefor don’t want to reveal the tools and tricks that they have acquired (and mostly have learned from others).
They want to be bigger and better than their rivals to grow their social (guitar) status and boost the ego.
Others are afraid to share their expertise because they think it will hurt their business and everything they worked so hard for.
But in reality it works quite the opposite way.
The more you share, the more you receive. If you help out, it comes back to you tenfold. You or your business will benefit in ways you couldn’t even think of before.
Sometimes you’ll see it directly and right away and sometimes it happens without you even knowing or noticing it.
People will start mentioning your name in conversations (in real life and online) because you share valuable knowledge, know-how, content or just because you’re being sincerely helpful.Continue Reading