We are not ego driven. Humility means that I do not command my colleagues to do the work, I facilitate resources to enable you to accomplish what you strive to achieve, be it in a work environment or personally. The same should go for you, my work colleague. Humility means that I’ll treat each and every person in my circle of influence with respect, dignity and honour, be it the lady cleaning our toilets, our vendors, clients or the mega farmer on the Mananga road. Humility entails that I will listen to constructive criticism and act upon it in a positive way. I will celebrate my successes with humbleness, accept my failures with dignity and move on. I am no better than anyone on this planet because of my education, race, possessions or accomplishments. Humility does not make me meek or fragile. As a matter of fact it strengthens me as I have already acknowledged my weaknesses, and I am in the process of becoming a better person as I work through these shortcomings on a daily basis, one fraction of a percentage point at a time.