Pick Someone’s Brain
When we pick someone’s brain, we get information from that person.
We need ideas or advice. Therefore, we ask questions, sometimes lots of questions. A few of us probably drive parents and teachers wild with all our questions.
I recently picked several people’s brains.
My blog needed a new theme. Although I love to write blog posts, I hate the technical work. It makes me feel:
I was ready to throw in the towel before I got started.
As much as I wanted to give up, I did not. After picking lots of brains, I finally have a new theme.
Now, I need to pick your brain.
Will you check out the different pages on my site? You don’t have to know any technical information. Just see if it looks okay or if I need to make any changes.
You can comment below or contact me by email.
Thank you for your help.
“Wisdom is found in those who take advice” (Proverbs 13:10 NIV).
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