Podcasts about be more humble

The coming together of a husband and wife is a challenging experience that requires compromise, courage, and humility. This week we talk about what true humility is, why it is so important, and then we discuss five specific ways you can further develop humility in yourself and your marriage:Take responsibility for your side of the equation.Look for your spouse's strengths. And, verbalize them.Seek to understand your spouse's point of view. And, listen well.Be willing to admit when you are wrong and ask for forgiveness.Give your spouse permission to provide you with feedback.Corollary: Be extremely gentle, kind, and encouraging when providing your spouse with feedback.A few resources that we reference during the conversation include:Measuring Humility and Its Positive Effects by Don Emerson Davis, Jr. and Joshua N. Hook in Association for Psychological ScienceReligious Involvement, Humility, and Change in Self-Rated Health Over Time by Neal Krause in Journal of Psychology and TheologyDo These Six Things to Be More Humble by Patty Onderko in Success MagazineQuote: "One good question is worth 100 good answers..." by Paul Shoemaker, author of Can't Not Do: The Compelling Social Drive that Changes Our WorldQuote: "True humility is not thinking less of yourself, it is thinking of yourself less." (attributed to various authors)The Stat of the Week is all about Leap Day (February 29th) and somehow includes Ja Rule (NSFW).We truly appreciate you listening! Please take a minute to share this episode with a friend who might be encouraged by this conversation or who just needs a good laugh at our expense.Also, please join our Growing Up with Kids Facebook group and engage in the encouraging conversation about the heart of marriage and parenting.

Humility gets a bad rap. Too many of us associate being humble with weakness, insecurity, and unlikability. But that is not the case! Humility is a virtue that goes hand in hand with trust–which is what we have been talking about on the podcast recently. To see the full shownotes, listen to the episode at ascensionpress.com/girlfriends

Clay Scroggins is the lead pastor of North Point Community Church, providing visionary and directional leadership for all of the local church staff and congregation. He understands firsthand how to manage the tension of leading when you're not in charge. Starting out as a facilities intern, he has worked his way through many organizational levels at North Point Ministries   Quotes To Remember: “Influence is what really makes leadership work.” “Influence is the essence of leadership.” “It’s got to start with the mind.” “All of us believe in something.” “Faith is a huge component of influence.” “A huge component to cultivating influence in leading yourself well.” “The best identity is the identity that is most closely aligned to who your creator thinks you are.” “The greatest exercise for humility is curiosity. Curiosity breeds humility.”   What You’ll Learn: Importance of Having Faith in Yourself and in What You Do Maintaining Faith During Hard Times Creating and Verbalizing Your Identity How to Be More Humble   Key Links From The Show: Clay’s Site   Recommended Books: Content Marketing Secrets by Marc Guberti Podcast Domination by Marc Guberti How to Lead When You're Not in Charge by Clay Scroggins Leadership and Self Deception by Arbinger Institute The Leadership Challenge by Barry Posner and James Kouzes Predictable Success by Les McKeown

On this week’s Islamic Faith in Focus podcast with Imam Hassan he talks about what it means to be humble. In the world today, we have leaders that are not very humble, in fact some of our world leaders are prideful. It is for that reason that this lesson in being humble is not specifically […] The post Islamic Faith in Focus 15: Learning to Be More Humble appeared first on Welcome to the Venn Network.

Looking at a post from Jane Tooher about “8 Ways to Be More Humble”.Read More →