Leaders Have a Great Attitude
Thomas Jefferson said, "Nothing can stop the man with the right mental attitude from achieving his goal. Nothing on earth can help the man with the wrong attitude."
According to Jeff Keller, success requires 3 steps: Think it into existence(success begins in the mind), Speak it into existence(watch your words), and the most important Act it into existence(heaven helps those who act). When you Think, Speak, and Act in ways that support your success, you are moving full steam ahead to achieving phenomenal results in your life. We all start out in life with good attitude. Somewhere along the way our attitude is splattered by criticism from parents and teachers, by ridicule from peers, by rejection, by disappointments, and doubt.
Think of the attitude of a child who is learning to walk. When he stumbles and falls down, what does he do? I can tell what he doesn't do. He doesn't point fingers at his mother or father for giving him lousy instructions. He doesn't frown or blame the carpet. He doesn't quit. Contrary, he smiles, gets up again and makes another attempt. And another. He keeps going for weeks and weeks with a positive attitude until he gets it right. His attitude is squeaky clean, and he feels like he can conquer the world.
All you have to do is clean your attitude so you can see the world clearly again. Charles Popplestone said, "You can't always control circumstances. But you can control your own thoughts." God Bless, Tiberius Apavaloaie
According to Jeff Keller, success requires 3 steps: Think it into existence(success begins in the mind), Speak it into existence(watch your words), and the most important Act it into existence(heaven helps those who act). When you Think, Speak, and Act in ways that support your success, you are moving full steam ahead to achieving phenomenal results in your life. We all start out in life with good attitude. Somewhere along the way our attitude is splattered by criticism from parents and teachers, by ridicule from peers, by rejection, by disappointments, and doubt.
Think of the attitude of a child who is learning to walk. When he stumbles and falls down, what does he do? I can tell what he doesn't do. He doesn't point fingers at his mother or father for giving him lousy instructions. He doesn't frown or blame the carpet. He doesn't quit. Contrary, he smiles, gets up again and makes another attempt. And another. He keeps going for weeks and weeks with a positive attitude until he gets it right. His attitude is squeaky clean, and he feels like he can conquer the world.All you have to do is clean your attitude so you can see the world clearly again. Charles Popplestone said, "You can't always control circumstances. But you can control your own thoughts." God Bless, Tiberius Apavaloaie
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