I wouldn't say that the I'm humble about anything

I wouldn't say that the I'm humble about anything. I think that I'm not khaki, but I'm definitely confident about everything that I do and if I am not confident about it I I try to get information that will give me the confidence to move forward. I I think that the hesitation comes from a couple of of possibilities. One of the possibilities is that if I'm going to be talking about something, and again I go back to the first question I think of the second question that you asked is what what do I want people to walk away with, is the how does the good things that I've accomplished and have accomplished many, how does that help somebody else to accomplish those good things. In other words we are all different people different individuals with different psyches and we are all trying to accomplish certain goals. So the fact that I have accomplished certain things does not necessarily make the case that somebody else is going to use what I did for their good. So one of the hesitancies could be that I'm just trying to think of a way to phrase the words so that it is something that could bring benefit to a wider range of people. The other possibility is that there are certain subconscious issues that I have with talking about myself or maybe their conscious and therefore I prefer not to talk about them and the prefer you know not to brag about them.

— from The Mind in the Cockpit · GB oral dictation

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