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Humility
Humility is knowing one’s self well, being honest
with one’s self, and representing one’s self honestly to others.
Humility comes from the word humus, earth. Therefore, humble people
are down to earth and grounded in reality – both the reality of
the world and the reality of the self.
Humility does not require of us to underrate
ourselves, minimize our gifts and maximize our shortcomings. Genuine
humility, however, is truthfulness: we acknowledge both our talents
and our failings. Humility should not be confused with passivity.
Instead, humility is about claiming and acting upon the conviction
that every human being is worthy of dignity.
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Skip Kriz
CFO & SVP
“Humility speaks to what we want in leaders in
the terms of how they think. Humility is like an inner spirit that
guides a person to think no more of themselves than necessary.
It’s about being team – recognizing that it’s not me, it’s
us. It’s about
stewardship and servant-leadership..."
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more about Humility from Skip Kriz
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