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Related to slowing down and diligence is seeking advice and help. While always applicable, this is particularly important when acting as a fiduciary because our egos get in the way of seeking help, especially when it reveals inexperience. You can make disastrous career-ending mistakes by failing to seek help. Heed Principle 2, above: speed often compounds mistakes and makes it more unlikely to seek appropriate advice and help. Take time to seek necessary advice, which in a firm setting is free (even if you have to pay for it, it's worth every penny). If not in a large firm, reach out to your local bar association and your personal network. Maintain connections with your professors in your relevant area. At least Google it, okay? But also don't forget to listen to your stomach that you are in over your head and take action to correct it.