A truly powerful person never feels superior to others.

In this world, real masters never show their talents and are humble to anyone.

The richer people are, the less they will show themselves with luxury goods.

The more knowledgeable people are, the less they will show off how knowledgeable they are to others, but they will be modest enough in dealing with people.

You have to admit, excellent people never let others notice their superiority.

I always like a sentence: how can I see myself clearly if I don't look down on myself?

There are some people in life who always think they are great, knowledgeable, knowledgeable, capable of great things and walking at the peak of their lives.

When I found that I didn't get anything, I began to blame others, buried my talents and couldn't get help from others in my life.

I have never thought about my own problems, and I am used to being self-centered, taking myself as the protagonist and not taking others seriously.

There is a saying that people who think they are incompetent often fail to see the Excellence of others; People who are always cynical often can't see the wonderful world.

Sometimes, people can't take themselves too seriously, maybe they should underestimate themselves, so that they can unload their shackles and go into battle lightly.

It's like speaking on the stage. When you take yourself too seriously and demand too much from yourself, you are actually more nervous, more afraid of making mistakes, and more afraid of whether others don't like your speech.

However, when you look down on yourself, tell yourself and try your best.

On the contrary, without self-pressure, they can express their views more flexibly and freely, and may even play beyond their expectations.

On the road of life, learn to recognize yourself, but never take yourself too seriously.

You can be confident, but don't be arrogant; You can be wild, but don't be arrogant.

Only those who know how to look down on themselves, are not complacent about their achievements, and let go of themselves in time can get rid of the bondage, return to their original heart, move forward easily and live a wonderful life.

I always thought that in the crowd, the eloquent and happy person was very powerful and knowledgeable.

It is not until more and more people see it that they know that truly powerful people are often bystanders who nod and smile from time to time and simply respond.

People without talent need to show superiority;

And excellent people have already learned to bow their heads, go further and further in humility, and stand higher and higher.

In this world, there are really people who can make people feel awe just by standing there without saying a word.

No matter how a person behaves like a wise man in a crowd, it just "looks like" and will never be really convincing.

On the contrary, people who are willing to tolerate and accept different voices will not force others to obey themselves, and will not belittle others with their own ideas. People who respect and appreciate other people's views are more intrinsic.

As the saying goes, "I think others respect me because I am excellent." Slowly I understand that others respect me because others are excellent. "

In this world, the more incompetent people are, the more they feel omnipotent.

The better people are, the more willing they are to admit and accept their ignorance and the more willing they are to reflect on themselves. When different voices appear, they know how to seek common ground while reserving differences, have their own principled positions, and respect and appreciate the views of others. In the exchange and collision of ideas, they enrich their hearts and souls and never stop learning.

As the saying goes, it is better to be like-minded than to argue with fools.

In this world, people who are ignorant and willing to admit their ignorance will always make the fastest progress and go further.

In fact, the more successful people are, the less they will tell others how great they are, but they will show enough humility in dealing with people.

The head is the ear of rice, and the head is the barnyard grass.

I always believe that only by maintaining a humble attitude, working quietly and taking root by myself can we flourish in the future.

Man's growth is a gradual process: jumping out of his inherent cognition, admitting and accepting his ignorance, and humility can accept and have more unknown beauty.