Read quote“Yo no soy ninguna autoridad de nada; ni siquiera me creo Lola La Grande, que me lo puso mi amiga Chabuca Granda; sólo quiero seguir proyectando mi música como hasta ahora lo hago...”
About Humility
Modesty, self-awareness, openness to learning, and freedom from arrogance.
The collection
Words on Humility
Read quote“どうもすみません”
Read quote“Also ohne Arroganz: Ich glaube, wir haben nicht alles falsch gemacht.”
Read quote“I started from nowhere and in reality he is humble and he doesn't discriminate.”
Read quote“Writing in another language is humbling.”
Read quote“I am just an ordinary person trying to do an ordinary job.”
Read quote“I hope to be remembered as a ‘voice’ encouraging people to think, rather than as a personality whose felt status and charisma stopped them thinking.”
Read quote“There is no such thing as perfection.”
Read quote“أظرف الناس في رأيي من لا يتدخل فيما لا يعنيه.”
Read quote“We are also humans and not God/Allah. We accept that we have committed mistakes and we might keep on committing mistakes.”
Read quote“My ambition was not to be a great artist, but I have always wanted to be a man like any other man.”
Read quote“How can I be of service?”
Read quote“I am only a link in the chain of world culture; and if that is not so, then all my work is rubbish.”
Read quote“I try not to be a jerk. I really do.”
Read quote“Bu çocuğu dinledikten sonra ben artık bu sazı elime alamam!..”
Read quote“If “humility” means nothing more than the capacity to learn from criticism, then it has an undoubted value.”
Read quote“A movie star gets a script and he says, how can I change this script to suit me. A movie actor gets a script and says, how can I change me to suit this script?”
Read quote“I believe it is difficult for those who publish their own memoirs to escape the imputation of vanity.”
Read quote“Cum pot eu, băiat de țăran, de la Băicoi, să stau într-o casă cu lei la ușă și atâta somptuozitate? Sunt bogat doar prin prisma generației și ar fi rușinos să afișez atâta opulență.”
Read quote“I hope to be remembered as a “voice” (like John the Baptist, crying in the wilderness) encouraging people to think, rather than as a personality whose felt status and charisma stopped them thinking.”



