The phrase "help me perform" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is typically used when asking someone to assist you with a task. For example: "Can you help me perform this task?".
It's not going to help me perform better by being miserable and not having fun.
"I believe that will help me perform better and push on for this great club in the coming years".
"Going into Sochi, I feel like a much more mature and experienced athlete and I believe what I have learnt over the course of the last four years will help me perform to a much higher level".
My right arm never completely defected to the other side, but it refuses to feed me and help me perform daily tasks.
To help me perform this transition, I might cheat a bit by substituting readiness-to-hand for indicating subjective experience, and things being present-to-hand for representing objective experience, as a breakdown of the former.
Adds the Studio Banana co-founder: "What I find really exciting about this moment is that I currently work in between three different geographies, there is so much going on, and how do we create a tool or object that makes me feel good, helps me perform better, and helps me become more efficient, and also feeds that overall well-being that I'm looking for in my workplace.
"I would like to renew my trust and my encouragement to my closest collaborators and all those who every day, with faith, a spirit of sacrifice and in silence help me to perform my ministry," Benedict said at his weekly public audience last week, a clear sign that for now at least, Bertone is staying put.
"There was so much to do so quickly, I had to write it, and then teach it to people and a local band, UkeBox came to help me record and perform it.
It helped me better perform".
He also helps me to perform various administrative tasks (i.e. scanning, typing etc).
I try to have a 7-hour sleep and a half hour of a nap in the afternoon, that helps me to perform at my best throughout the day.
