I don't think it's hubris that you need. Hubris often inflates and becomes the problem that you have in the next statement of being a "know it all". Instead, I

I don't think it's hubris that you need. Hubris often inflates and becomes the problem that you have in the next statement of being a "know it all". Instead, I think the core of it is perpetuating "beginner's mind" - that is, you approach every problem with the enthusiasm of a beginner, not with conviction that something can or cannot be done. It's not necessarily pride or self-confidence as much as it is a belief that the thing can be done by someone, and it's just the knowledge you don't have that keeps you from accomplishing it.