Asking too many questions at once

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Some people are like automatic rifles. They shoot out an incredible number of questions, all in one paragraph, and then they're surprised when they don't get an answer. The problem with this method is that it requires so much effort from the person answering the questions that it's simply not worth the effort, nor the feeling of happiness when you help someone.

“How do I open an Instagram profile? By the way, I'm also interested in how to start making money? Will Instagram pay me for every post? And what should I post? Do I need a real camera or can I use my phone? Should I advertise on Instagram? Can you help me with that? Thank you so much!!!”

This is an example of a question that will not get an answer from me or cameroon whatsapp list else in this type of work. If you don't understand why, try to put yourself in the shoes of the person who should answer this.

Illiteracy
If it takes me more than 5 seconds to decipher what language it's written in and what the writer wanted to say, there's no chance I'm bothering. And that's all I'm going to say on this topic.

Asking questions in a difficult way
The following question often comes to mind – Hey, I want to ask you something about Instagram but I don't feel like writing, can you send me your number so I can call you? If I felt like answering questions like this, the answer would always be no, but I think ignoring it says enough about how insane and pointless this kind of request is.

If you find yourself in a situation where you need help, kindness and humility will open all doors for you, even those that are difficult to open. When I see that someone really needs help, and that it is a person who has trouble even asking for help (you can feel it from the way I write), such a person will get an answer to their question.

On the other hand, there are people who ask you a question, don't get a response right away, and then call you out because they saw on Instagram that the message was read but there hasn't been a response for 15 minutes. Can you hurry up because they're in a hurry? They wait because, depending on the mood of the person they asked the question to, they'll either get banned from the page or continue to be ignored forever.

The point of the story is that it's not easy to deal with topics that are currently relevant, and about which most people know nothing or have limited knowledge. Sometimes, as much as you want to help everyone, you don't help anyone because there are too many questions and too little time. Sometimes you feel like an encyclopedia and you get the impression that people are taking advantage of you or don't value your time.

I've always loved helping people whenever I could. I love it even now, but I don't always get there and I can't always do it. Sometimes I don't see a question because it's covered up by other and new questions, sometimes I see it but I don't get there, I forget, or I don't want to because the question fits the description of some of the ones listed above.

This doesn't mean that no one can ask anything anymore. It doesn't mean that no one will ever get an answer to a question they ask. This means that you will most likely get an answer if you don't expect it right away and if you stick to some general rules of good communication. I think everyone who has ever been asked at least one question will agree with me.