Why Men Shouldn't Be More Humble

Should men be more humble? This is the topic of todays video.

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[EntrepreneursInCars]

What do you think of the word humble? Post a comment below.

[youtubecommenter]

"At the end of the day you gotta feel some way. So why not feel unbeatable? Why not feel untouchable? Why not feel like the best to ever do it?" - Conor McGregor

[hardmanemay]

I always thought being humble - or having humility - is being able to take yourself to account and admit to yourself and to other when you’ve screwed up. It’s about being the kind of person that seeks to be around people who are better/greater than them so they can learn from them. Being humble is recognising that there is always more to learn and more to discover.

[davidalen]

mastery has no finish line...love that. thanks for this brother

[NaturalBeautyGlow]

Men who walk the walk don’t even need to speak their success. Their achievements show for themselves and that’s the least humble you can be in this weak society. This is not just for men but for everyone. Thanks for this video. This word gets thrown around uselessly

[LFA]

Great topic. It sounds like another term used by society to weaken the “Alpha male”

[lakshaynz]

the context is really important when using the word humble
consider this sentence
it was really humbling to see all the stars in the galaxy

[SIRLAVOexcellence]

I've been told to be humble on several occasions but I simply refuse. Men need to be and use high confidence because humility is too lowly of an ideal to portray. It's like the word meek...it will get you swallowed up. No way.

[richardlee]

Similar experience... A woman once told me "you need to lower your standards." I said "F^&* that." About 6 months later she was dating me so I think it was some kind of Sh&^ test. Cool shirt BTW.

[NCardude]

Just tell them, "You're just intimidated because you can't handle a strong, confident man". 😉

[tjhammer]

The problem with this word humble/ humility is that it's been, like virtually everything else, re formed and shaped to fit the gynocentric imperative. I view humble from a biblical perspective, no one is more self important than another human being, nor so proud as to be greater than God. Even if you're agnostic or atheist, a recognition of the value of other human beings, in a way that you don't make yourself MORE important in terms of natural value. That's the humility I believe in. Being "humble" to fit another's or society's imperatives and otherwise operatives is NOT being humble. That's being a pawn in another's game. From a business and competitive standpoint, one must believe in themselves and what they can accomplish to be successful. One can still do that with a healthy sense of humility. The way that word humble is thrown around today has been perverted to exploit others for gynocentric imperative

[drpain]

All being humble has done for me is get me underestimated and looked at as less competent or confident, and I’m lacking in neither categories. All it lead to was people trying to take advantage of me or pass over me as a not being a high performer, which I am. Those days are over for me, I speak my mind at let people know that I don’t take shit and I get stuff done. It’s led to people having confidence in my abilities and nothing but respect. They know I’m not the guy to mess around with, and of course women recognize as well.

[bobcatgaze]

Ive always been of the opinion that being humble, or having humility, is just the absence arrogance.

Or rather, in other words, not OVERestimating your status, abilities, value, etc.

Undervaluing yourself isnt humility, its humiliation, and I was brought up to know of the two words as having very different meaning.

Know your limits, but also know what you DO have.

[thomasdcat]

Being humble is not to be arrogant. You can be humble yet confident

[fabiomoretta]

Humility allows to progress in our quest for more knowledge and mastery. If I m already full of self importance I don't see the need to improve or consider other people's point of view. I believe it goes very well with self improvement being humble and listen people with more experience in the field we want to learn. Of course if someone when it's time to defend ourselves or to influence somebody else comes across doubting and insecure that's a disadvantage. Humility keeps us down to earth and willing to improve in my experience. When I lack humility I give for granted my skills and stop pushing and training as hard as I could. Great topic for discussion. Thsnks for bringing that up!

[One_Preacher]

You, Sir, are Humble. The flow you are communicating, is a reflection of that. No excess, No fat. Sharing the knowledge that true understanding lives within, and must be shared.

Thank you for sharing.

[Alan_Wigz]

One of the biggest challenges you face after swallowing the red pill is the issue of people’s judgement, Deciding to remain single. Never wanting to get married. Letting go of some your “friends.” And of course holding yourself to high regard and respect, etc. You stand alone from all the sheep, and become a man based on your own standards of yourself, not of societies, and certainly not of Hollywood rom coms and Nicholas Sparks novels. For fuck sakes.

So, while everyone else just does as expected of them with a fake smile on their face, they can’t help but judge you for the way that you are. I’ve gotten to a point now that if I know someone questions my life choices, judges me, and or tries to make themselves societally superior to me, I always respond with….”It’s nice to know you take so much time out of your day to think about me like that. I have to be honest, I don’t think about you at all. “

And then I just simply get on with living my life. Fuck being humble anymore. It has literally gotten me nowhere in life.

[ColtonK]

I was raised to believe that being humble was "Not to think less of yourself, but to think of yourself less" (often). I think that being humble can be used to work with or against you, you could be the most humble person and put everyone before yourself and get nowhere and can only help other's little or you could put yourself first, find success and get your life to a better position where you can more easily help other's more and I personally think the latter is the best option for everyone. I also think that you can find a middle ground of putting other's first and finding success, but you have to choose wisely what you are willing to do and who you are willing to help. There will be times where you may have to make sacrifices to help the people close to you, but at the end of the day make sure you are following your path to success and do not deviate from it.

[civrosado]

On the topic of "humble": If you suffer from an inflated ego... you need a proportional serving of humble pie.

If you suffering from negative self-worth: humbleness can take a back seat until your develop some positive self esteem

Either way, the goal should be equilibrium... you should know precisely what your worth and what you are not worth and exercise your humility/ego as necessary.

I'm currently in a "low self esteem" phase and need to remind myself precisely who the fuck I am and the great mountains I've climbed... eventually I'll have to remind myself how useless I can be if I begin to feel myself to much.

[zxgy]

I believe the problem in the word “humble” as described in your video is more about who is using it and their purpose for doing so.

To be humble in acknowledging a wrong or refusing to assume an attitude of superiority/arrogance over other people would be, in my opinion, a positive character trait.

When a woman suggests a man should be more humble, it implies to me that she is most likely trying to manipulate him into letting her assume decision making power over some aspect of his life.

If self examination told me I was not in the wrong or being truly prideful, this would be a character trait in a woman that I would find undesirable and likely hint at further acts of rebellion or lack of fidelity to come later.