“We may broadcast what we want to be known for, but we hide what we are.” Dan Brendsel ponders a spiritual discipline that reveals our hearts as much as anything else: our habits of hidden prayer. https://t.co/y9gROxUKv5
Humility isn't a sign of low self-esteem. It's a mark of high self-awareness.
The goal isn't to deny your strengths. It's to see your strengths & shortcomings accurately. The first rule of improvement: recognize room for improvement.
Narcissism feeds ego. Humility fuels growth.
In everyday life, it’s better to be valued than needed.
Being needed creates dependency in others and obligation for you. You feel worried and guilty about letting them down.
Being valued grants autonomy. Your help is appreciated but not expected on their road to self-reliance.
Do you want to know who you are?
Look at your heart. (Not your body.)
“As in water face reflects face, so the heart of man reflects the man.” Proverbs 27:19