, and offering support with compassion. 5.*Humility* – Recognizing one’s limitations, valuing others’ contributions, and remaining open to learning and growth. 6.*Courage* –
Acting despite fear, standing up for what is right, and embracing risks for meaningful progress. 7.*Discipline* – Staying committed to goals, practicing self-control, and prioritizing long-term success over short-term gratification. 8. Gratitude
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