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Attitude - The Critical Difference: Stop - Look - Listen
Attitude is one of the most important things that you possess. Your attitude affects every area of your relationships with everyone and with yourself. A good attitude attracts people to you and a negative attitude pushes people away. Your attitude is a choice you make. You can and do control your attitude, but most of us don't realize and blame our attitudes on other people or situations.
In this simple and easy to read book you will find key principles of taking control of your attitude for the most positive results. It will give you the methods to improve your attitude and improve your world.
Sneak Peek:
You cannot escape simple truths.
When I was 40 years old, my father told me that he finally wanted to share one of life’s great truths with me. I said, “Go ahead, Dad,” then I sat down in a comfortable chair to take in the important truth that he had waited so long to impart.
He looked me in the eye and said, “Son, never eat powdered donuts in a navy blue suit!”
I said, “What?”
He replied, “It’s a joke, son, a joke.”
Well, you know what? I have never eaten powdered donuts in any kind of suit.What my father said was more than a joke, it was simple, common sense, and right then at that moment, I was struck by this one thing:
The simple truths in life are the most powerful.
There’s no escaping it; we all experience them.
In this simple and easy to read book you will find key principles of taking control of your attitude for the most positive results. It will give you the methods to improve your attitude and improve your world.
Sneak Peek:
You cannot escape simple truths.
When I was 40 years old, my father told me that he finally wanted to share one of life’s great truths with me. I said, “Go ahead, Dad,” then I sat down in a comfortable chair to take in the important truth that he had waited so long to impart.
He looked me in the eye and said, “Son, never eat powdered donuts in a navy blue suit!”
I said, “What?”
He replied, “It’s a joke, son, a joke.”
Well, you know what? I have never eaten powdered donuts in any kind of suit.What my father said was more than a joke, it was simple, common sense, and right then at that moment, I was struck by this one thing:
The simple truths in life are the most powerful.
There’s no escaping it; we all experience them.
53 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 25, 2017
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