There shouldn't be such categorization, however I don't expect a fight between the two who should be first. I will love my wife as my wife and my mom as my mum. I expect self respect and humility from each of them.

I can still remember the first time those eleven words came out of my mouth—"I will be a candidate for President of the United States”. In Chapter 31 of my new memoir, THE EDUCATION OF A SENATOR: FROM JFK TO TRUMP, I write about attending a noisy White House party in early December 1992, four weeks after Governor Bill Clinton had defeated President George H.W. Bush. I found myself face to face with a swarthy man. We introduced ourselves. “I am the California Republican Party’s largest contributor,” Sam Bamieh said. “I am the Secretary of Education—for at least another few weeks,” I said. “What are you going to do next?” Bamieh asked. Well, I thought to myself, if I’m ever going to say it, I might as well start with all these people with so much money in one place. I blurted it out. “I’m going to be running for President,” I said. “President of what?” Bamieh asked loudly. That was my first lesson in presidential campaign humility—and a reminder that the difference between running for governor (which I had done three times) and running for president is the difference between eighth-grade basketball and the NBA finals. In THE EDUCATION OF A SENATOR: FROM JFK TO TRUMP, I paint portraits of the presidents I worked with, tell stories about what I saw behind the scenes, and recount the lessons I learned about American politics and our country’s future. THE EDUCATION OF A SENATOR: FROM JFK TO TRUMP is available now from @PostHillPress. You can use this link to order: simonandschuster.com/books/T…

Rio Ferdinand stop making Bellingham head big for nothing; it’s his own responsibility to play well than prove anything. Let’s stop the petty media worship: Jude Bellingham is not world-class yet, and his ego is completely out of control. He was causing serious problems with Southgate and his teammates, and he tried the exact same nonsense with Thomas Tuchel. He was repeatedly telling his teammates he is better than them and openly telling managers they weren't good enough. Tuchel put an immediate stop to the arrogance. It took a lot of disciplinary work behind closed doors, and it was only after Bellingham finally apologized and promised to behave that he was even brought back into the fold. The media needs to stop acting like every single success belongs to him. Bukayo Saka, Harry Kane, and Declan Rice are all better, far more mature football players. Even at their pomp, Cole Palmer and Phil Foden are superior to him. True legends like Pelé, Maradona, and Messi would never have behaved with that level of entitlement, and they were a million times better than him. My other problem I think @BellinghamJude will not learn to be humble& humility and he is having the same problems at @realmadrid Pele was the most humble & humility person you can ever meet so was Eusobio, George Weah. Jude will be world class one day but behaviour is part of it… @IanWright0 @officialbarnesy @WeAreTheOverlap @GNev2 @PhilFoden @JimWhite

This is the humility that inspires every BJP karyakarta

EVERY THING WE "RECEIVE" IS THE ALMIGHTY'S BLESSINGS " WE NEED TO "REFLECT OUR' "HUMILITY AND GRATITUDE" WITH "UTMOST REVERENCE"

Humility is the key, Drake is richer and bigger than Burna boy 50 times but doesn’t have a single tattoo 😊❤️

🎉👑 JULY 6TH… IT’S MY BIRTHDAY! 👑🎉 Another year… Another testimony… Another reminder that God has been faithful! 🙌🏽 As I prepare to celebrate another year of life, I can’t help but pause and thank God for every mountain He brought me over, every valley He carried me through, every tear He wiped away, and every victory He allowed me to experience. This birthday isn’t just about getting older… It’s about growing wiser, loving deeper, healing stronger, and walking boldly in purpose. If my ministry, encouragement, prayers, spoken words, flyers, or messages have ever inspired or blessed your life, I would be honored if you would help me celebrate this special day with your love, prayers, birthday wishes, or a kind gesture. Your support means more than you know, and I never take it for granted. 💜 Here’s to another year of serving God, empowering women, building His Kingdom, and wearing my crown with humility and purpose. July 6th… Let’s Celebrate! 🥂✨ With love, Unapologetically AJewel💎 D.A.B. Ministries | The Crown On Movement | Women of Worth (WOW)

Humility, simplicity,meritocracy & rejection of dynastic politics are the pillars on which the BJP thrives & these are the very pillars which strengthen the morale of every BJP karyakarta

From Ambassador Cars to Private Jets: The Death of Political Humility In the summer of 1975, I was a boy fresh out of 9th class in our remote village, nestled deep in the forests of what was then united Warangal district—now fragmented into smaller pieces, with ours falling in Mulugu. Back then, the world beyond felt distant. Tarmac roads from Warangal ended abruptly at Chalvai; from there to Eturnagaram, it was rough murram, and beyond that, only narrow clay paths wide enough for bullock carts wound through our villages. Then came the electrifying news: Chief Minister Sri Jalagam Vengala Rao was coming to lay the foundation stone for a minor irrigation project under the Narsimhasagar scheme, just 5-6 km beyond our village, Boru Narsapuram in Mangapet mandal. The village erupted in frenzy. Workers scrambled to widen and mark those muddy paths with white lime lines, making them passable for the CM's motorcade—a sight we'd never imagined. Elders drafted a lengthy petition of our grievances, while plans were made to welcome the CM with refreshments served under the ancient neem tree that served as our village's 'rachha banda', the heart of community gatherings. We boys cared less for politics; our eyes were on the promised sweetmeats. When the day arrived, in the blistering midday heat, the CM's Ambassador car halted amid the throng. He stepped out graciously, sat beneath that shady neem tree, listened patiently to our people's pleas, accepted the petition, and departed. Peering through the circle of elders, I saw a Chief Minister up close for the first time—humble, approachable, like any village elder. No pomp, no distance; just a leader among his people. Looking back, that's what strikes deepest: leaders of that era lived close to the soil. They traveled dusty roads, trains, rubbing shoulders with the common folk. They knew our struggles because they shared our world. Today, the contrast is stark and sorrowful. Even a lowly ward member struts with imperial airs, while Chief Ministers and ministers soar in chartered jets, insulated from reality. They behave like distant despots, blind to the grit of everyday life. Why? Because power is no longer earned through trust, but bought with staggering sums — tens of crores splashed in elections, a brazen buying of votes rather than a bond with the people. Political governments misuse a large contingent of the police force to protect their own, deploying them as personal bodyguards for MLAs and ex-MLAs, ministers and ex-ministers, and MPs and ex-MPs — these personnel mostly serving as errand boys, with a few even acting as "collection" agents — all at the expense of the state exchequer. In a genuine threat assessment, few would consider these modern political robber barons worth a bullet. Yet they monopolise security resources, leaving ordinary citizens exposed and vulnerable. And when they treat the entire government as their personal fiefdom — looting public property at will — the misuse of security resources seems almost petty by comparison. How far we have fallen from those simpler, truer days — days when democracy felt real. Today we must ask: Are we truly advancing toward a deeper democracy, or merely perfecting a new form of elected despotism — one where power is purchased, not earned, and rulers reign like emperors over a people who have become mere vote banks?

The arrival of the fresh Hijri year is a divine pause button. It allows us to reflect on our shortfalls with humility and step forward with determination. Start this Muharram by renewing your intentions and making gratitude the foundation of your year. lrbt.org.uk/muharram

That's fair. I appreciate the humility because so many people are so sure and tbh, I don't know either. I have some ideas and areas I think are helpful but I'm open to other ideas

Compete like a warrior. And conduct yourself with grace, humility, joy and respect for the game and all who play to win.

Short in height, tall in KD, guess the only thing he’s low on is humility.

Thank you for such a beautiful comment. Your words, "the beauty of humility and fortitude," truly touched my heart. I’m so glad you could see that quiet yet resilient strength in the stems captured against the light.🌾

Mastery begins with humility.

HUMILITY Luke 5:8 “When Simon Peter saw this, he fell at Jesus’ knees and said, “Go away from me, Lord; I am a sinful man!”

When talent meets humility, the audience chooses Harshad every single time AUDIENCE CHOICE HARSHAD

We don't just celebrate his movies We celebrate his kindness, humility, and the lives he touches❤️ That's why we'll always admire @KicchaSudeep ❤️👑 #kicchasudeep #kicchaBoss #k48 #BRBfirstblood