I constantly hear this funda of "taking oneself too seriously" and am honestly a little confused about what it means. Consider a scenario where you are working hard on meeting a deliverable and are serious about it. However you do know that if something still doesn't work out, you have at least done your best. Because of this "detached attachment" you basically don't take yourself too seriously but are willing to take things as they come. Along comes someone who has no clue what you are going through but carries the perception that you are not quite serious about what you do.
Moral of the story: Perception management is more critical than what you actually do :P
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