Humility and ambition make a great duo. One keeps you hungry, the other keeps you teachable.

Ambition on its own turns brittle, because admitting a gap would threaten the story you are telling. Humility on its own drifts, since nothing is pulling it anywhere in particular. Together they cover for each other: you want the thing badly enough to work for it, and you are willing to be bad at it in front of somebody who knows more.

Name one thing you are chasing and one person you would let correct you on it. If the second name does not come easily, that is the gap to close first. Wanting it is rarely the part in short supply.