Muhammad Ali's GREATEST flaw

This was Muhammad Ali's biggest fault. In the 1970s, before he fought Joe Frasier, a reporter asked him, "Mr. Ali, the greatest who ever lived, do you have any faults?" Muhammad Ali thought for a second and he said to himself, "My only fault is that I don't know how great I really am." The truth is, we all share that same fault. We sometimes fail to realize how great we really are. We don't feel great. We have doubts about ourselves. We have uncertainty what we're supposed to do. But within each and every one of us lies a greatness. And the question we have to ask ourselves, where is your greatness? You could be a great friend, could be a great spouse, a great parent, you could be a great community leader, you could be a great volunteer, we could be great at whatever activity, interest, or hobby. Within each and every one of us, there's a greatness. Where does your greatness lie?