Movina Values

Movina Values

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Movina Values episodes

  • Journaling
    Effective journaling helps in goal setting and tracking progress. It's a means of self expression and self reflection.
    7 min
  • Humility as Lifestyle
    Welcome to our Personal Growth Community!
    Humility is a quality or virtue characterized by a modest and unpretentious attitude, a lack of arrogance, and a willingness to acknowledge one's limitations or mistakes. It involves a realistic and humble view of oneself and a recognition that everyone has strengths and weaknesses. Humble individuals are open to learning from others, value different perspectives, and do not seek to dominate or belittle others.
    Being humble doesn't mean diminishing one's accomplishments or abilities; rather, it involves recognizing and appreciating them without boasting or seeking excessive attention. Humility is often associated with traits such as kindness, empathy, and a genuine willingness to help others.
    6 Aspects of Humility
    - Open-mindedness
    - Admitting Mistakes
    - Valuing Others
    - Servant Leadership
    - Continuous Self-Improvement
    - Patience
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    9 min
  • Thankfulness Part 2
    Thankfulness is an attitude that should be cultivated by all. Be thankful for the big things, for your achievement and for yourself. There are so many things to be thankful for.
    Make thankfulness and gratitude a life style.
    8 min
  • Thankfulness
    According to Robert Brault, " Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back and realise they were the big things.
    Thankfulness is an attitude for greatness.
    7 min
  • Humility Part 2
    Welcome to a beautiful week to learn and be more than excited to get better as you grow in HUMILITY.
    In this captivating episode of Movina's chatUp, we dive deeper into the profound topic of "Humility" looking into useful qualities that makes for a great life.
    We are offering listeners like you the tools they need to embark on a transformative journey of character.
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    Humility is a virtue characterized by a modest and unpretentious attitude towards oneself and others.
    Humility includes a willingness to acknowledge one's limitations, and imperfections without arrogance or pride. Humility is God's attribute.
    Qualities shared today:
    1. Self awareness
    2. Openness to learning
    3. Compassion
    4. Gratitude
    5. Accountability
    6. Patience
    7. Lack of Arrogance
    8. Willingness to Apologize
    9. Selflessness
    10. Active Listening
    11. Adaptability
    12. Willingness to Forgive
    14 min
  • Humility Series - first of the series
    Humility is a very important aspect of our lives today because it is the strength of character.
    It is being able to ascend the throne of wealth and still allow men to step on your toes.
    When you answer to human needs you are humble.
    Humility is a quality of being modest, respectful and open to others'perspectives.
    This episode is a important to me and I know it is to you too.
    Thanks for listening.
    11 min
  • Developing a personal vision
    Many go through life without any vision without vision. So you see individuals without any personal vision, marriages without couples vision, businesses without vision.
    Your vision describes your personal values, your strength and your goals.
    Where there's no vision the people perish.
    What is vision?
    Vision is a picture of God's preferred future for you.
    12 min
  • The power of choice
    Making right choices is everyone's desire but not all make the right decision. We can make choices for the good and not the bad.
    You cannot change your destination overnight but you can change your direction overnight.
    15 min

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