“When in doubt, take the humble route.”One key perspective I’ve sought to implement and reflect on is the path of humility. If you listened to the Q1 Review, this is implicated as the means by which I am approaching this podcast, but I want to get granular on how it transpires to the daily rhythms of life.Thesis: “Humility is the path of progress.”This is the key concept at play in this segment, but what is the foundational content of the prevailing ideology? Humility can be defined as follows:“A truthful assessment in which one accepts who they are and where they realistically stand in conjunction to the ideal they are seeking to conform to.”This is humility with regards to our perspective of life and our traversing it. Further, The character of humility is not a fabrication, nor is it self inflating, but honorable in nature with concern for a right and proper outcome. It breaks down as follows systematically:1.Knowing your ideal/standard/vision2.Knowing your current state in comparison to said standard.3.Knowing the proper means of ascertaining said standard (Stated as your figuring out maximum input for maximum output-Hormozi)In theory this is the means by which humility leads to life progress. But what does it actually look like if we were to directly apply it today or when we wake up tomorrow?Review of the Five Domains (Body, Resources, Social, Intellectual, Spiritual)Body: Have a physical goal and time frame. By weight, Calories, logging progression know your current status. Focus on continual proper training to get there (Good diet, Good form, good recovery).Resources: Have a financial Goal. Look at your current portfolio and accounts to asses your current status. Curate a budget to that will allow you to have an allocated savings, pay off your debts as soon as possible, and finally a means of progressional investing. Social: “Personal Identity”. Assess your strengths, weaknesses, tendencies, and traits. Ask your close circle how you align with your optics of self development or in relationships with others. Keep a smaller circle of trustworthy people for maximum care and value. Develop habits or seek therapy for current needs and past traumas. Intellectual: Know what you want to know and why you want to know it. Choose one field to completely entrance yourself in for a selected time. Seek to read the best and original sources for accuracy of cultivated understanding. Seek to tangibly apply the principles as you learn them. Begin writing or teaching said principles when you truly feel you understand and want to master them. Spiritual Formation: Ask God for wisdom and for proper alignment to the divine will. Seek mentorship from someone whose life and faith you admire. Seek to then mentor someone else in the same capacity. Cultivate the practice of daily spiritual disciplines and service within the local church you attend. Humility sheds off the husk and mask of our cowardice and give us a direct consolation that we are who we are becoming and are meant to be. Therefore, if we seek to have “A truthful assessment in which one accepts who they are and where they realistically stand in conjunction to the ideal they are seeking to conform to,” then we will truly and genuinely progress. We will aid the present world. Thereby cultivating a world for the generations to come.