Mar 12

It’s a difficult chore to give a proper definition of a topic so universal and so important as attitude. This one concept can leave us at the end of life full of regrets or completely satisfied. Attitude can define and shape every experience of life. It’s essential to learn what attitude is, and isn’t, as early as possible. In the following paragraphs, we’ll investigate the definition of attitude, why it’s important and how to control it to our greatest benefit.

Don’t Give Me Any Of Your Attitude: This is a popular phrase, used mostly by a parent, usually directed at a teenager. I mention this to explain why it isn’t attitude. The parent is reacting to a set of behaviors (one of which may be rolling of the eyes). Behaviors are not attitudes, but they reveal attitudes for those paying attention.

The Real Definition Of Attitude: Attitudes are unseen, and often unexamined motivations deep within our minds. We all develop these deep motivations so early, we’re unaware of the process. Some have suggested that even unborn children are learning attitudes, based on the emotions displayed around them. As we grow, emotional events are recorded in our minds with great importance, forming unconscious motivations for almost every action and reaction later in life. As we live, our experiences either reinforce or alter these motivations. Most of these attitudes are so deeply embedded, we never have to think of them, but they drive how we think and act, almost like remote control.

Attitudes are more obvious under stressful situations, during conflict and under the influence of chemicals, like alcohol. Ever wondered why you behaved badly under a certain condition? My violent father would break things and then hit people when in conflict. Though I vowed never to be that way, I discovered (by destroying our coffee table) that my father had programmed my attitude. Fortunately, I was reading about attitude at the time, so I had, and used, the tools to see to it this never happened again. This article it to pass those tools to you. Your attitudes shape every action and reaction you have in life.

What Attitude Can For You: This is one of the most powerful keys, that every life situation is driven by attitudes. We can control them and use them to literally change our whole experience of life, from one of false starts, conflict and failure, to ever-improving successes. Our relationships can improve in amazing time. Our performance at work can be improved. We begin to see possibilities where we used to see roadblocks. Addictions fall away into our past, never to return, because we no longer have an addictive attitude. What if there was nothing in between you and your greatest dream of achievement? There is nothing…but our attitudes! If it’s good and legal and harmless and you dream of doing it, no one can stop you except you. It’s our motivating thoughts and emotions that make us think someone or something is stopping us. If our attitudes were changed so we understood this resistance we’re getting is there to make us stronger and better able to do what we dream, everything would change. Stop signs would become stepping stones toward a whole new reality. This is the reality, if we choose to control our attitudes.

A Mental New D.E.A.L. How To Control Your Attitude:

Dream as big as you can about all the things you want your life to be. My Mom used to tell me not to get my hopes up. Get your hopes up!!! How can we expect to get anywhere our hopes haven’t been? Dreams are the magnets that draw us to a satisfying life.

Eliminate limiting thoughts with positive thoughts and plans to achieve your dreams. Our self-talk needs to change as well as our actual talk. Everything we think, say, and do impacts our attitudes. If we want to be motivated towards the positive accomplishment of our dreams, we must discipline everything we think, say and do.

Act on your new, positive plans. Dreams without action are frustrating fantasy. It doesn’t matter how small the action begins as long as we’re taking concrete steps toward our dreams. As we go, we can increase our actions and efforts until we’re all in. Yes, all in! Put everything you have in every action you take toward your dreams.

Learn from setbacks, conflicts and failures, to adjust attitudes and actions. Here’s where stop signs become stepping stones. People with an attitude of failure will use some circumstance along the way to turn their backs on their dreams. People who are reprogramming their attitudes toward success will see opportunities, here, to learn, grow, gain strength and find another way to get the job done.

As I start to sum this up, I’m worried that I’ve made it seem so simple it can’t possibly of be true. You can read hundreds of books and attend dozens of seminars, to get the same information, only expanded with illustrations, examples and exercises. You’ll learn that, either way, the results are the same, as reliable as the sunrise (established by the same Designer). I was once told that people won’t value a thing unless it has a high price. The value (and price) of controlling your attitude is in the doing of it, in the effort and discipline it takes. Once you start, you’ll discover the price is high, but fair. If you feel there should be a large financial cost on top of this, well, that’s just a matter of attitude. We can negotiate if you’d like.

Glen Williams is Webmaster at E-Health-Fitness Nutrition Exercise And Illness Help and Founder of E-Home Fellowship (EHF), Co.

He has counseled and helped people on life and health issues since 1987. You can comment on his articles at his Health And Fitness Forums.

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Mar 09

So you need lesson plans on positive thinking, huh? Here is a positive thinking lesson plan your students can partake in. By taking part in this activity they will be able to see how their thoughts can affect the way they feel. They will also learn that if they respond to situations with more positive thoughts, they will be able to manage their emotions more effectively.

First tell them to ask themselves this question. What happened? Let just say, you went to an acting audition and got cut. Negative thoughts would be, I really suck at this I am never going to try again. The resulting feelings are frustration sadness and disappointment. Positive or neutral thoughts would be, I guess I need to practice and I can not gain every job from every acting audition. They are disappointed however still hopeful and determined.

Explain to the students that because of the negative thoughts they got the resulting feelings and tell them that different more positive thoughts can give them a different set of feelings. Next make the students work in groups and tell them to list negative situations in their own personal lives and how they can find the positive in each of those situations.

The more that your students practice these skills, the more likely they are to apply them to their own personal lives. When they are done in their groups ask the students to share their different answers.

Here are some of the other questions that can be asked:

- How do thoughts trigger our feelings?

- Who is in control of our thoughts?

- Who is in control of our feelings?

- Why can two people have two different feelings positive or negative about the same situation that they were confronted with?,

- Why does it seem like negative thoughts are more likely to be thought of than those positive or neutral thoughts?

- How do we benefit from having positive thoughts as appose to negative?

The questions above are just a few of the more important questions you can use for your lesson plans on positive thinking. Different combinations of the questions can therefore be used for different lessons and help with positive thinking in various situations.

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Mar 06

The Difference Maker: Making Your Attitude Your Greatest Asset Quick Read That Has Impacted The Rest of My Life – Jason Michael – Memphis, TN
This was a great book with some awesome nuggets that will impact my life. I needed to hear again that great success comes through great failures and having to overcome great obstacles. I’m plowing on through looking for the best yet to come. My favorite quote was “Success each day should be judged by the seeds sown, not the harvest reaped” – John C Maxwell

I couldn’t put this book down. I need to read it again.

The Difference Maker” was my introduction to John C. Maxwell’a works and he does not dissapoint. Too many authors will base a book around a single premise that repeats itself ad nausia – after the first chapter or two they’ve made their only point. Not so with this work – every chapter brings forth new and insightful arguments into the power of attitude while simultaniously admitting the limits of attitude. I don’t dare try to cover the breadth of this work in my review rather to offer a hearty endorsement. : Leadership expert John Maxwell believes attitude is one thing that can make all the difference in your life—and now shows you how you can make it your best asset.
The Difference Maker: Making Your Attitude Your Greatest Asset

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