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Orchot Tzaddikim · Lesson 46 Humility: Responding to Praise and Criticism October 8, 2026
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A person's humility is profoundly revealed in how they respond to both compliments and insults. While it is natural to appreciate positive feedback, true humility means not becoming dependent on it for motivation or a sense of accomplishment. When one relies on external praise, they risk stagnation, believing they have "made it" and thus losing the drive to grow further. This can lead to a dangerous state where one stops striving for improvement.
Conversely, a humble individual can accept criticism, even if it is not entirely accurate or is exaggerated. Instead of fighting or…
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