Category: Humility

Are you fun to be around? Can you exercise patience to listen to others? How far are you really to submit to authority or make others feel important? A genuine responds to these questions as simple they appeared to be depicts to a large extent the packages life presents you with. A good sense of…

When someone disagrees with you, contradicts your argument, or rejects your ideas, it doesnt feel so good, does it? Our values and beliefs represent a small glance into our hearts: our personal experiences, our upbringing, our passions. Knowing this, it isnt so surprising that when our political, ethical, or social ideas are questioned, we tend…

When I was a child, Ive been told plenty of times that everyone should know how to be humble. I began asking myself, What does humility mean? According to The Chambers Dictionary, humility means, the state or quality of being humble; lowliness of mind; modesty. After researching the word humility, I began noticing others who…

Humility requires that we see ourselves accurately. We neither value ourselves too low or too high. Humility often encourages us to challenge the forces around us make us feel superior and those that make us feel inferior. Humility is not self-deprecating but an act of emphasizing our own self-worth and dignity, while often calling us…

Introduction Concepts are a way to classify information; they are essential components from which theory is built. Theory usually explains some aspect of nursing and enables us to make predictions about behavior. The concept analysis process contributes to the development of theory by dissecting the concept and simplifying it in order to bring clarity and…

Humility is considered as the act of lowering oneself in relation to others or having a clear perspective and respect for ones place in the world. It also involves knowing your limits and having appreciation for the intentions, strength, and perspectives of others. Unlike what some people think, humility is not the same as having…