A person's pride means that he has strengths to be proud of, especially if you can clearly realize that you are "always unconsciously proud" and cause yourself to reflect and reflect. This is even more valuable.

But if this kind of pride affects your learning and getting along with the people around you, and makes others disgusted, then you really need to pay attention.

To curb your blind pride is not to beat yourself up, but to establish lofty ambitions, look for role models to learn from, and see if you are making steady progress towards your goals and getting closer to your idols.

Secondly, we must get to know the people around us from the heart, discover and acknowledge their strengths - "When three people walk together, there must be one teacher" is not a false modesty, but a cultivation of fear and self-cultivation. . Prevent yourself from being blindly arrogant. People who are blindly arrogant often tend to become frogs in the well and arrogant people - arrogance is not pride, or in other words, arrogance is a pathological and extremely blind pride.

Best wishes!