GET SOME ATTITUDE
Clement Stone once said, "There is little difference in people, but that little difference makes a big difference. That little difference is attitude. The big difference is whether it is negative or positive."
One of the many commonalities among people of good character is that each has "an attitude." More accurately, each has "three" attitudes, all of which are factors that lead to personal success.
CONTAGIOUS AND UPBEAT OUTLOOK ~ People who exhibit this are generally positive, approachable, and cooperative. For them the glass is always "half full." Even on bad days, they typically bounce back quickly, choosing to be "victors" rather than "victims."
CAN-DO SPIRIT ~ Here, the mentality is, "Give me a task and I am all over it. We can do this. Let's get it done." People with this mindset focus on making things work rather than on lamenting on why they won't. That's why these folks are the "doers" of the world.
ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE ~ They appreciate the people they know, the things they have, and the opportunities they're afforded. And they "show it" graciously.
Clement Stone once said, "There is little difference in people, but that little difference makes a big difference. That little difference is attitude. The big difference is whether it is negative or positive."
One of the many commonalities among people of good character is that each has "an attitude." More accurately, each has "three" attitudes, all of which are factors that lead to personal success.
CONTAGIOUS AND UPBEAT OUTLOOK ~ People who exhibit this are generally positive, approachable, and cooperative. For them the glass is always "half full." Even on bad days, they typically bounce back quickly, choosing to be "victors" rather than "victims."
CAN-DO SPIRIT ~ Here, the mentality is, "Give me a task and I am all over it. We can do this. Let's get it done." People with this mindset focus on making things work rather than on lamenting on why they won't. That's why these folks are the "doers" of the world.
ATTITUDE OF GRATITUDE ~ They appreciate the people they know, the things they have, and the opportunities they're afforded. And they "show it" graciously.
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