Yes, I think people do need help when organizing things. Working with others can bring different ideas and perspectives, which can be really helpful. Also, when tasks are shared, they can be done faster and more efficiently. Sometimes, others have skills or knowledge that you might not have, and that can make a big difference, especially with big or complicated tasks. Plus, having others around can keep you motivated and focused.

No, not always. Some people like to organize things on their own because it gives them more control. They might have their own way of doing things that doesn't match with others. Also, depending on others can sometimes cause delays or disagreements. With all the technology and tools available today, many organizing tasks can be done without needing help. Some tasks are simple enough to handle alone.

It depends on the situation. If the task is big or complicated, then help might be needed. But if it's something small, a person might prefer to do it alone. Also, past experiences and personal preferences play a role. If someone has had good experiences working with others, they might seek help. But if they prefer working alone, they might not. Time and resources also matter; if there's a deadline, help might be necessary.