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The first great lesson is that of humility. No matter how good you are, when arrogance raises its ugly head, Mother Nature will put you back into your box.
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Take great care to ensure past assumptions and old truths never obstruct new discoveries. Be open, humble, and eager to learn that you’re wrong – before someone else does.
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Success, money, and respect can lead to arrogance (just ask Icarus), so it is important to temper power with humility.
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There is often an underlying quiet confidence in those who display humility, and a loud insecurity in those who display arrogance.
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Without humility and vulnerability, we can never possess the intellectual curiosity that a great leader requires.
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Have the humility to show interest in more people – and watch as more Circumstantial Luck comes your way.
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Good fortune derives from a lifelong attitude of humility, intellectual curiosity, and optimism.
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There is always more to see and more to learn is a common mantra of the humble and curious.
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Openness, humility, and transparency are always very attractive. These qualities give others permission to ask questions, take risks, and be themselves.
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A strong leader has the humility to listen, the confidence to challenge, and the wisdom to know when to quit arguing and to get on board.
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