Once you reached at the peak of your success , should learn how to maintain it otherwise downfall starts....It's all about being humble! Never be overwhelmed by victory thinking you are ahead of the rest. The humble always grace, wonderful lesson.
When I think about the people who have cultivated humility and made it an important part of their lives, it’s easy for me to answer yes to the majority, if not all, of the questions listed. Above all other character qualities, humility is foundational. It’s like salt—it brings out the best favor of each character quality required for creating effective relationships. The word itself comes from the Latin humilis, which literally means “low.” But it doesn’t express itself as weakness, fear, or timidity. In his book Humility: An Unlikely Biography of America’s Greatest Virtue, Dr. David Bobb writes that “In reality, humility is strength, not weakness. Humility enables courage and points wisdom in the right direction. It is the backbone of temperance, and it makes love possible.”
Those who are humble have a secure sense of self—their validation doesn’t come from something external, but is based on their true nature. To be humble means to shed one’s ego, because the authentic self is much greater than looking good, needing to have all the answers, or being recognized by one’s peers. As a result, those who have cultivated humility as an attribute have far greater energy to devote to others. They go from being consumed with themselves (an inner focus) to looking for ways to contribute and help others (an outer focus). Humility is the key to building solid character and strong, meaningful connections.
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