Does anyone know the origins of the following definition?

“humility is being willing to accept that things may be other than the way you think they are."

So far I have only come across it as there is a definition of humility ... I'd love to credit the source correctly if I can find it

Thanks

Jen

anotherjen1 wrote:

Does anyone know the origins of the following definition?

“humility is being willing to accept that things may be other than the way you think they are."

So far I have only come across it as there is a definition of humility ... I'd love to credit the source correctly if I can find it

Thanks

Jen

Hi Jen,

Why not use the idea to re-phrase the definition of humility in your own way - you know like when you accept that things could be different to the way you think they are - and credit yourself?

Best wishes
Nina

An effective solution...but not a humble one ;-)

bahhhh humble )

I personally would love to hear Jen's definition - is that humble enough for you?

anotherjen1 wrote:

Does anyone know the origins of the following definition?

“humility is being willing to accept that things may be other than the way you think they are."

I like it as a definition - it's nice and practical..

Can't help you with sources though.. sorry