Start With Humility

Has your lack of humility held you back? Would you know if it had?

If you believe you have room to improve, then you can only get better, the challenge is to focus on improving yourself instead of trying to change others. When we have humility, we have the confidence and strength to know that we are part of a bigger picture and that we all have room to grow.

Get Better: Start With Humility

Evaluate your own levels of humility.
Determine what aspects of your life might need an increase in humility.
Resolve to improve yourself instead of changing others.

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