I was dropping my daughter Emily off at school and then going to speak to a group of men about being better dads. On the way, my daughter said, “Dad, why do you teach men to be better fathers when you haven’t mastered it yet?” That hurt, but it was a good question that I wanted to answer. So I said, “I want to share with the men the mistakes I’ve made and the things I’ve learned as a father over the years.” My kids keep me humble. Every person and relationship needs humility.  Humility doesn’t mean that we think less of ourselves; it just means that we think about ourselves less and others more.  Here’s more about the one thing that every relationship needs—a posture of humility.