There are some who are grappling with severe physical/mental disabilities or are going through personal or financial situations that are so trying that its a full time job to just survive! This post does not address them! As for everyone else:
Humility, when practiced after having achieved something, or after having done something substantial for society (which is an achievement too!), is meaningful, beautiful.
But short of that, where's the choice to be anything but humble anyway?
Where's the merit in pretentiously showcasing humility as a virtue you possess if you aren't working hard at either accomplishing a personal objective or doing something for society (or, even better, both!)?
Are you getting what I'm saying?
PS: No, just being monetarily rich does not qualify as achieving something 😅! That even the Mukesh Ambanis, Gautam Adanis and Lalit Modis of the world can do 😅. Monetary richness is impressive only if you also work on your intelligence and become someone like J.R.D. Tata, G.D. Birla, Azim Premji, Bill Gates, Steve Jobs or Sundar Pichai. Otherwise not 😊.
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