Men have a reputation for refusing to stop and ask for directions when they are driving. British researchers have found evidence that they pay a price for such stubbornness. According to the study reported by AOL News, men drive 276 unnecessary miles each year trying to find their destinations, and they spend an extra $3,000 on gasoline over their lifetime because they don’t want to stop and ask for directions.

People can also do quite a bit of spiritual wandering if they never ask for help. If we don’t pray, read the Bible and trust the advice of godly people, we might end up paying the consequences. Prov.16:25 says, “There is a way that seems right to a man, but in the end it leads to death.”

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