You’ve often heard it said, “There’s no I in Team.” Truly, in order to be successful,
an athletic team needs to play as one unit, not just as individuals, no matter
how talented those individuals may be.
Being humble does not mean that we have to put ourselves down; it simply means that we recognize the value of others in our lives.
A humble person is usually someone we enjoy being around because they avoid arrogance and are genuinely interested in others.
To practice Humility, “I will” statements for children and adults alike --
I will…
Remember what others have done for me
Not boast or brag
Serve without being recognized
Pass on praise to others
Take responsibility for my actions
Practice humility by focusing outward, recognizing how important others are in our lives, and by letting them know they are valued.
“To become truly great,
one has to stand with people,
not above them.”
-Charles de Montesquieu
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