Producer Artin Pro has opened up about his struggle with pride and ego, admitting that his reluctance to ask for help may have cost him opportunities and even wealth.Speaking in a recent interview with Diana Nabatanzi on BBS Terefayina, Artin Pro was asked who among his friends in the entertainment industry he would call first if he found himself in a difficult situation, such as an accident.Instead of naming a specific person, Artin revealed that he has a personal struggle with asking others for help, something he says he is actively working on.I feel like we’re in a generation where we ask for help over things we can think over and do them ourselves.According to Artin, some of his friends have occasionally encouraged him to allow himself to be helped, but his pride often gets in the way.He admitted that he might be wealthier than he is today if he were more comfortable seeking help from others.I have a problem with pride and I’m actively working on it. I would probably be wealthier than I am now, but I don’t like seeking for help from anyone.Artin said he believes genuine friendships should involve people being observant enough to notice when someone needs help instead of waiting for them to ask.I’m the kind of person who thinks that anyone should be able to see that the other person needs something and they do it without them first asking for it.When is Levixone’s Concert, How Much Will it Cost and Where Will it be Held?He used his long-standing friendship and working relationship with fellow producer Dokta Brain as an example, noting that after working together for more than a decade, he doesn’t expect Brain to ask him for support whenever he has a show.I have worked with Dokta Brain for over 10 years. If he has a show, he doesn’t have to first call me about it, I’ll simply show up.He also recalled how singer Rickman Manrick once bought him his first iPhone without being asked, simply because he noticed that Artin needed one.Rickman Manrick was the first person to ever buy me my first iPhone without me asking for it, but because he saw the need and that we have worked together.For Artin, such gestures represent what friendship should look like, where people support each other without making the other person feel like they have to beg for assistance.“When people begin begging, your friendship can easily be compromised in a way,” he concluded.The post Artin Pro admits pride and refusal to ask for help cost him wealth appeared first on MBU.