Stefan MolyneuxVerified account

The Ancient Greeks hated false modesty.

It is refereed to as not tooting your own horn. Those who do are usually attention seekers. Actions do speak. Words do tell. mixed metaphors ..apples and oranges.

you would be far more baffled by the one where an Manager will Fire an Employee for being better at doing something than the manager is.

What about regular modesty?

Meh. It's courtesy. Humility. Anyone who is practiced at an art, sport, skill, profession, will surely realize how much they don't know, what their weaknesses are, etc. Perhaps even in a sense that a naive onlooker would never notice or understand.

There have been many call-in episodes where you absolve women of personal responsibility and constantly pander to them, following the whole "men just need to man up and marry you" thread. So maybe this is an area to work on as part of your journey to mastery.

"Self-love is not so great a sin as self-neglect "Bill shakesomething or other

“If I say Im great I’m a braggart; bad, I’m a liar.” - B. Lee

Be the best human you have it in yourself to be. Unapologetically crush your competition. For by competition we ascend.

It ain’t bragging if it’s true.

Harrison Bergeron.

It's an extension of Altruism.