Humility Brings Inner Peace

Humility is the act of being modest, reverential, or in some cases, even politely submissive. It is the opposite of aggression, arrogance, pride, and vanity. While on the surface, it appears to empty its holder of all power in reality, it grants enormous power to its owner, offering complete freedom from the desire to impress, be right, or get ahead. Frustrations and losses have less impact on a humble ego and a humble person confidently receives opportunity to grow, improve, and reject society‘s labels. Ultimately a humble life results in contentment, patience, forgiveness, and compassion.

So, don’t let success go to your head. Be humble. Humility is a sign of strength, not weakness. People with humility possess an inner peace. They’re modest about their achievements, grounded in their values, and feel like they have nothing to prove to others. Comfortable in their own skin, and quietly proud, humble people shift their focus from taking to giving, from talking about themselves to listening to others, from hoarding the credit to deflecting the praise, and from being a “know-it-all” to knowing there’s so much more in life worth learning. 


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