In this unprecedented time of change and distress, we are all faced with identifying ways that we can connect and/or share our personal experiences. The key is authenticity and humility, is to keep yourself grounded. I have been doing a lot of reading. I would like to share a passage with you from writer Ralph Marston on the power of confident humility:
"Whatever you’re doing, a sense of superiority will make you worse at it. Humility, on the other hand, will make you better. The moment you think you’ve got it all figured out, your progress stops. Instead, continue to advance and improve by reminding yourself how much more there will always be to discover.
Confidence is positive and empowering, but arrogance is deadly. Be confident, but not at the expense of your respect for others.
Don’t burn up all your energy proving how great you are. Invest your time and energy being thoughtful and helpful. See the victories not as proof of your supremacy, but as opportunities to offer more value to life. See the defeats not as personal affronts, but as chances to learn and grow stronger.
Take care not to waste your time in delusions of grandeur. Embrace the power of confident humility, and live well."
Source: Confident Humility
Share a comment of how you have interpreted the above passage. What did you take away from this, as it was very profound to me.
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