Self-satisfaction is the hack's rejection of inspiration. Humility is being open to receive empowering from beyond the resources of our body and mind. Just as the Greeks named the Muses to express different forms of inspiration, we also need to distinguish the activities which demand and can receive the empowering we need. For this, the Bible offers us some categories to work with. And wind has different functions.
Wind moving can lift the gulls, make eagles soar, take sailing vessels across the Mediterranean.
In Holland they used it to power windmills. Wind breathing gives us the oxygen needed for life. Wind burning can be dangerous in a forest fire, or a house in flames, but quietly controlled it can cook a meal, warm a room, soften metals, refine gold. Similarly we can think of the Holy Spirit of God lifting us, enabling us to soar, moving us when we are becalmed, empowering us far beyond our own strength. The Spirit can inspire us for artistic, musical and literary creation, give us wisdom for leadership, and give us prayer according to the will of God, prophetic speaking and writing.