Attitude

Attitudes are infectious and can either hinder or prime you communication or with your team members. Your attitude precedes you, your words, and your actions. They determine the mood and sometimes the success of your mission. In my life, one person’s attitude has influenced me the most for the best although her attitude is for the worst. My mother walks around in life with her head down mumbling ‘woe is me’. Growing up my mother was never happy and tried to inflict my misery onto others and I have been determined to be the opposite. She feels that everyone owes her something; she has made herself a miserable, neurotic, dangerously negative person. It inspired me to self motivated and dream big because I was in charge of my own life and direction. The sad part is my mother passed this negativity on to my younger sister who embraced it and is now inflicting the same attitude to her daughter. Our attitudes are our most important assets because not only do they give off our first impression but they represent us as a whole, our outlook, dedication, and reliability. People with good attitudes have constructive habits such as promptness, hard working, dedication, selflessness, positivity. The better an impression you have on people the better your chances of obtaining your goal whether it be a job or a friendship. People will remember you by our disposition; you can’t assume you won’t run into some one again, you never know what organizations they are in or how much weight they pull. Your attitude can affect a wide range of thins from your health to your self esteem. Give yourself the give of positivity with a positive attitude!