MENTAL DIET: How To Develop A Better Attitude

Your attitude determines so much about how you will live your life and how far you will go in life

– Jim Rohn

In aeronautics, the airplane’s altitude is its position on the horizon. When the airplane is ascending, it has a nose-high attitude because its nose is pointed above the horizon.

When the aircraft is diving, it is called a nose-down attitude. The altitude of the airplane indicates its performance. In fact, the performance of the airplane is dependent on its altitude, and to change the performance of the airplane the attitude of the airplane must be changed.

Instructors in flying teach “attitude flying” because the attitude of the airplane determines its performance. The same principle applies to human lives.

Attitude could be defined as:

• The outward expression of our inward impressions.
• Our behavioral pattern which is reflective of our thought pattern.
• Feeling expressed.
• Your response to what is happening to you because of what is happening in you.
• The state of consciousness within that either attracts positivity and possibilities while repelling negativity or it can attract negativity.
• The mental states that create material states or conditions of life.  
• The fruit of the seed of our character.

John Maxwell defines attitude as:

• The librarian of our past.
• The speaker of our present.
• The prophet of our future.

The way you approach the world will determine the way the world will treat you and the way you approach the world is determined by your attitude.

A positive mindset thrives in consistency and drives the quality of your life; it is a choice we make every day rather than a gift bestowed upon us.

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