How Do You Practice Humility?
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How Do You Practice Humility?
From: Kuczmarksi, S.S.; & Kuczmarksi, T.D. (2007). Apples are square: thinking differently about leadership. New York: Kaplan Publishing.
- Express concern for others.
- Take responsibility for your failures and learn from them.
- Express gratitude for the good and bad – both are blessings!
- Admit mistakes.
- Apologize when you are wrong.
- Give credit to others for their help in your success.
- Show patience and forgiveness when treatment is unfair.
- Be gracious when receiving feedback (Kuczmarksi & Kuczmarksi, 2007, p. 32).
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