For better or worse, your attitude affects your performance.
Your attitude has a profound impact on the way you lead
people. It affects the way you sell and the way you serve
customers. Your attitude has a direct impact on how you communicate and
collaborate with others, how you contribute to the culture of your work
environment, and how you perform your daily tasks and responsibilities.
Ultimately, your attitude shapes your success and your happiness. Other
things being equal, the person with the best attitude will win. Other
things not being equal, the person with the best attitude
usually still wins! Unfortunately, many people cling to beliefs and
attitudes that restrict rather than empower their performance. The reality is
that you determine your attitude. Your attitude is one of the few things
in life over which you have total control. Harvard psychologist Williams
James: “The greatest discovery of my generation is that a human being can
alter his life by altering his attitudes of mind.” If
you want to perform at your best, and if you want to maximize your happiness
and fulfillment, then you must take control of the life-shaping power of your
attitude.
Please understand: developing and sustaining a
positive attitude is not merely a quick-fix motivational technique. It is a
disciplined skill that must be practiced and learned.
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