Children often surpass their parents in many ways, even though they inherited their talents and abilities from their parents. The reason that children can manifest capabilities their parents do not seem to possess is because these talents remained dormant in the parents and only became active in their children.
Similarly, G‑d calls the Jewish people His “children.” He has indeed left it up to us to bring the world to its completion, granting us a measure of power that He has relinquished. Thus, when we accomplish something that helps bring the world closer to its ultimate fulfillment, we might mistakenly ascribe this accomplishment to our own power.
Therefore, the Torah reminds us that just as children owe their superior powers to their parents, from whom they inherited them, so should we recall that we owe all our power to accomplish great things in this world exclusively to G‑d.1
You are as the dust, everything manifest in your life is from and of HASHEM. The good and the bad, the functional and dis functional. Don’t call attention to yourself, or you will be reminded how insignificant you are.
I am a creation of G”D self so how could I ever be insignificant my friend ! No matter what I do or not do is the result of the road I experienced that made me what I am today ! There is no such thing as a free will, the choices I make are dictated by my passed .