The World's Most Helpful Guy Wants to Help You Sure, you could ask your therapist, hypnotherapist, life coach, medium or mom what to do about the intractable problem at work that is keeping you up at night. Or you could ask the world's most helpful organizational psychologist, Adam Grant, whom I wrote about in this past Sunday's cover story, to draw on the hundreds of research papers he can he can recall to shed some light on just what to do. Negotiating a new salary? Unhappy with your boss but not sure to whom you should complain? Paralyzed by indecision, racked with guilt, unsure how best to enforce deadlines? Tormented by an undermining colleague? Chances are that some researchers have studied it, and chances are that Grant can tell you what they found. Who needs intuition when there's data? Write in to The 6th Floor today, by leaving a comment for this post, with questions about your career. You can also submit a question on Twitter using the hashtag #AskNYTMag. Tomorrow Grant will post answers to the handful of questions that seemed the most relevant to the most people. Or that just give him the opportunity to say something really interesting. The doctor is in.