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“If you want to attain great honor, be a person of small talk.”

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“It requires an incredible amount of humility to be willing to be wrong nearly all the time. But we have to be willing to be wrong, and proven wrong, in order to increase knowledge overall.”

Book:When Women Were Dragons

Source: When Women Were Dragons

“Confession, when given in a state of repentance (being genuinely sorry), is not for the weakhearted. Neither is it weak in what it was designed to do. It requires a personal resolve and humility to voice out loud what you did or didn’t do so that you can become right with God, the offended party, and yourself.”

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Book:Unstoppable Grace: A Memoir

Source: Unstoppable Grace: A Memoir

“Humility is a lesson best learned willingly. Because if you don't, time will eventually teach it to you in a cruel fashion”

Book:Inspirational Sayings: Get Super Motivated and Achieve Amazing Success through Inspirational Sayings!

Source: Inspirational Sayings: Get Super Motivated and Achieve Amazing Success through Inspirational Sayings!

“[Y]ou shouldn't cut your old friends now that you have risen in the world. That's what we call snobbery.”

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Book:Pygmalion

Source: Pygmalion

“i have no alms for God - He gives alms to me - a pauper looking to her Master's hand - i am well aware of charity”

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Book:Sheer Bandages: A Fragile Offering: A person should not bury a talent-no matter how small.

Source: Sheer Bandages: A Fragile Offering: A person should not bury a talent-no matter how small.

“No individual death among human beings is important. Someone who dies leaves his work behind and that does not entirely die. It never entirely dies as long as humanity exists.”

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Book:Robots and Empire

Source: Robots and Empire

“me dulcis saturet quies; obscuro positus loco leni perfruar otio, nullis nota Quiritibus aetas per tacitum fluat. sic cum transierint mei nullo cum strepitu dies. plebeius moriar senex. illi mors gravis incubat qui, notus nimis omnibus, ignotus moritur sibi.”

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Book:Thyestes

Source: Thyestes

“Wisdom keeps intelligence humble.”

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Author:Craig D. Lounsbrough

“There’s a difference between humiliation and humility. Humiliation lies. Humility speaks truth. Humiliation silences you. Humility empowers you. Humiliation is a byproduct of conflict with someone else. Humility is a byproduct of peace within yourself. The goal of humiliation is to make you hate yourself. Humility requires us to love our ‘me of the moment’ selves with compassion and good humor, making way for better selves we know we can be.”

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Book:I'm No Philosopher, But I Got Thoughts: Mini-Meditations for Saints, Sinners, and the Rest of Us

Source: I'm No Philosopher, But I Got Thoughts: Mini-Meditations for Saints, Sinners, and the Rest of Us

“Being a writer humbles me, so it’s good for me. My ego needs it. It is humbling to accept criticism. It is humbling to recognize when something you’ve written isn’t understood or embraced to the extent that you’d hoped. It is humbling to admit when your expenses exceed your profits. All that is true even when you are consistently surprised by well-received efforts, monetary gains, and extravagant praise. Through all of it, I learned to see myself as just another voice in the choir— one that is hopeful, vulnerable, and faultily human, not superior or inferior to anyone. So, yes, it’s definitely been good for me.”

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Author:D,K. Sanz