Attitude Determines Altitude, Essays (university) of Leadership and Team Management

Your attitude determines your altitude – in business and in life. You can’t change someone else’s attitude for them. But this powerful adage could also be an excellent reminder that you simply simply can put before anyone who needs an attitude adjustment. i might wish to speak a couple of few of the varied ways each folks can develop a winning attitude each day . It’s what leaders do.

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Attitude Determines Altitude
Your attitude determines your altitude – in business and in life. You can’t change someone else’s
attitude for them. But this powerful adage could also be an excellent reminder that you simply
can put before anyone who needs an attitude adjustment. I might wish to speak a couple of few
of the varied ways each folk can develop a winning attitude each day. It’s what leaders do.
Marcus Aurelius, the great philosopher who ruled the Roman Empire, said it simply: “Our life is
what our thoughts make it”.
Dale Carnegie, chatting thereupon quote said: “Yes if we expect happy thoughts, we'll be happy.
If we expect miserable thoughts, we'll be miserable. If we expect fear thoughts, we'll be fearful.
If we expect sickly thoughts, we probably are getting to be ill. If we expect failure, we'll certainly
fail. If we wallow in self-pity, everyone will want to shun us and avoid us”.
Am I advocating a Pollyanna attitude toward all our problems? No. Life isn’t that easy. But I’m
advocating – within the strongest terms – that we assume a positive attitude instead of a negative
one.
Mental attitude - the power we hold in our heads. Reality is often changed dramatically by one
thought. In nutrition the adage is you're what you eat. In terms of leadership, it’s more likely
you're what you think that that. Contrary to what people want to believe, outside influences don’t
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Attitude Determines Altitude Your attitude determines your altitude – in business and in life. You can’t change someone else’s attitude for them. But this powerful adage could also be an excellent reminder that you simply can put before anyone who needs an attitude adjustment. I might wish to speak a couple of few of the varied ways each folk can develop a winning attitude each day. It’s what leaders do. Marcus Aurelius, the great philosopher who ruled the Roman Empire, said it simply: “Our life is what our thoughts make it”. Dale Carnegie, chatting thereupon quote said: “Yes if we expect happy thoughts, we'll be happy. If we expect miserable thoughts, we'll be miserable. If we expect fear thoughts, we'll be fearful. If we expect sickly thoughts, we probably are getting to be ill. If we expect failure, we'll certainly fail. If we wallow in self-pity, everyone will want to shun us and avoid us”. Am I advocating a Pollyanna attitude toward all our problems? No. Life isn’t that easy. But I’m advocating – within the strongest terms – that we assume a positive attitude instead of a negative one. Mental attitude - the power we hold in our heads. Reality is often changed dramatically by one thought. In nutrition the adage is you're what you eat. In terms of leadership, it’s more likely you're what you think that that. Contrary to what people want to believe, outside influences don’t

usually determine your happiness or success, rather it's how we react to those influences – good or bad. So how do I change your reactions to those outside forces? Make how you react a conscious priority, which suggests practice daily. Humor is critical. When things aren’t going your way, keep everything in perspective and relax. I laugh. Others present their hands. Whole industries get very cynical. Positive self-confident feelings not only assist you achieve more; they also make others want to be associated with you. People are drawn to others who have an upbeat outlook, who have a can- do attitude. Constant complainers don’t collect an easy following. Positive self-confident feelings not only assist you achieve more; they also make others want to be associated with you. People are drawn to others who have an upbeat outlook, who have a can- do attitude. Constant complainers don’t collect an easy following. One of a leader’s most significant jobs is to line a positive and self-confident tone, exuding the attitude that failure isn't an option. A positive attitude is that the cornerstone of leadership. It’s the same confidence that a quarterback, a golfer, or a tennis star projects whenever they're available out of the space. To gain strength from the positive and not be sapped by the negative, here are a few of ideas:

As my friend Doug Emerson ([email protected]) put it recently: “The prerequisite is attitude. Attitude is that the one thing we can’t change in employees. You’ve got an honest attitude otherwise you don’t. Given adequate ability and desire to seek out, everything else are often taught to employees with good attitudes. I even have tried repeatedly to point out good attitudes and have conclude it's about as easy as making a mud fence.” A negative attitude will pull you down and with it your professional results. A positive attitude will pull you over the rough spots and energize you to lift your results to new heights – to match your vision. Whether you'd like an attitude adjustment a couple of times every day, once hebdomadally or only occasionally, always remember that your attitude determines your altitude. Don’t let outside people or events bring yours down.