In this episode of Daily Creative, we explore a quote from Richard Rohr: "A mouse in a mansion does not need to take lessons in humility." This imagery of a mouse confidently navigating a grand space leads us into a profound discussion on humility, self-awareness, and authentic leadership. We reflect on the importance of striking a balance between confidence and humility, highlighting how true confidence stems from self-awareness rather than ego. By understanding our own worth and limitations, we can operate from a place of genuine humility, fostering trust, respect, and creativity within our teams and personal lives. Five Key Learnings: True Confidence vs. Ego: Confidence acknowledges fallibility and values others, while ego insists on infallibility and self-importance.Self-Awareness: Recognizing our worth and limitations helps us lead with humility and authenticity.Mentorship: The perspectives of trusted mentors can provide valuable insights into our strengths and areas for growth.Consistent Progress: Regularly setting and achieving attainable goals builds creative confidence, as noted by researcher Teresa Amabile.Vulnerability: Sharing struggles and uncertainties with trusted individuals can enhance our confidence and reduce the fear of imperfection. Subscribe to the newsletter at BraveFocusedBrilliant.com