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Humility is not just about bowed heads and open hands, but rather the willingness to learn and listen. Those who are humble pay no heed to the complexities of self-importance. Instead, they surrender themselves to the advice and experiences of the masses. No height, after all, is much higher than learning. Those who carry humility in their pockets are said to be the greatest generals in war, knowing when to lead, and when to retreat. | Humility is not just about bowed heads and open hands, but rather the willingness to learn and listen. Those who are humble pay no heed to the complexities of self-importance. Instead, they surrender themselves to the advice and experiences of the masses. No height, after all, is much higher than learning. Those who carry humility in their pockets are said to be the greatest generals in war, knowing when to lead, and when to retreat. | ||
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| Dicey Dangers, Core Rule | Game by Joel Hills |
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Humility is not just about bowed heads and open hands, but rather the willingness to learn and listen. Those who are humble pay no heed to the complexities of self-importance. Instead, they surrender themselves to the advice and experiences of the masses. No height, after all, is much higher than learning. Those who carry humility in their pockets are said to be the greatest generals in war, knowing when to lead, and when to retreat.
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