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Excellent job, my friend! Such simple things are often what makes all the difference!
When we help someone by directly finding and fixing their problem, are we truly helping them learn in the long run, or did I just "do it for him" this time? It's a fine line, I suppose. You want to get them unblocked, but you also hope the explanation sticks so they can solve similar problems themselves next time. Was it a teaching moment, or just a quick fix?
I love that you asked that question. When we help people with something that they don't understand, ideally, using our greater perspective on the subject, we should assist them to become self-sufficient and proficient with it themselves. I've found in several technical areas, many people don't try, or even want to try, to actually understand how and why things work or not, but seem to just want someone to fix it for them. It's frustrating, because with just a little openness and willingness, they could learn to do so much more for themselves. DIY all the way! 😁 🙏 💚 ✨ 🤙