Motivational and inspirational quote about being humble and not entitled. — unsplash.com/@benwhitephotography

We can make the mistake of thinking we are always in the right or that we expect more than we deserve, even at the cost of others.

This creates a habit of justifying this to ourselves and others without taking into consideration how we make other people feel.

It’s ok to get caught up in the situation or circumstance, that you feel like you deserve or are entitled to specific things, but sometimes we don’t realize we go to far until something happens that hurts others, or ourselves, and ends up humbling us.

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Creating Beauty in the Journey

Spiritually Intelligent Leadership

How to Inspire by Being Inspired

Yosi Amram PhD

Spiritual intelligence (SI) is not a belief in a higher power or God, nor is it an experience of awakening, a momentary realization, or simply feeling “at one” with the universe. Developing your spiritual intelligence means learning to cultivate and embody qualities hailed by all the world’s wisdom traditions—virtues such as purpose, compassion, integrity, presence, humility, and joy.

Modern research and most leadership experts agree, actualizing these traits can set off a ripple effect of inspiration that will reverberate across your entire organization, attracting others to you and your vision. But doing so requires learning new habits that can lead you to this new you: someone inner- and inter-connected, rooted in their essence and spark of life.

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