Make Yourself HUMBLE
Almost five years ago, Nike ran the “Make Yourself” ads. I wrote about them back then:
Back then, I said,
I love these advertisements from Nike. They encourage me to be strong, to let myself shine and to become fit. Sometimes I need encouragement like this and these are the perfect ads to tear out of a magazine and put on my wall right in front of the treadmill.
I found another Nike ad from that collection, but I don’t quite like it as much as the other ones.
It says:
Make yourself proud
I have written about humility and how it has affected my weight loss journey MANY times. You can read some of the articles here.
- How To Be Humble
- Accepting Your Limitations
- Appreciating Others
- Rediscovering a Sense of Wonder
- Eat Train Sleep Be Humble
Time and time again, I have learned that when I’m humble, I lose weight. When I start to get proud, the weight comes back on. Humility is not about thinking I’m not as good as everyone else. It’s about thinking that we are all of the same value. You are not more important than me. I am not more important than you. We are BOTH important. There is room for BOTH of us to be great.
So, do I want to Make Myself Proud?
Strangely, no. I do not. I want to make myself humble.
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