Attitude – Fundamental for Success

Your attitudes towards yourself and others are key factors in your success; they will either stimulate or smother your resourcefulness, your growth and your capacity to relate to other people.

What is an Attitude?

An attitude is your predisposition to react to people, situations or things in a particular way; you have responded in this fashion for the great majority of your life; put simply your attitude is the outward expression of your firm beliefs.

Attitudes are Habits of Thought

The way you perceive a situation will cause you to adopt a cretin attitude toward it; your attitude will prompt you to react in a cretin way; how you behave will determine what result you will get.

Attitudes Good or Bad

We evaluate the result of our attitudes by the outcomes they yield; specifically we make these judgments based upon our internal beliefs, emotions and the satisfaction that we derive as opposed to the behavior that follows.

Positive Attitudes produce Positive results

Changing attitudes is not as easy as it seems; it involves the formation of new habits, to replace existing habits; new habits that will lead to new outcomes. Although not easy, it is accomplishable; the process can be broken down as follows

• Understand that attitudes are habits of thought which give you some measure of internal satisfaction
• Understand what level of satisfaction you derive from this habit
• Know that your mind does not work in a vacuum, that your need to replace existing habits with new more effective habits, habits that offer you greater satisfaction.

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My name is Dominick Borzomati. Since 1993 I have empowered and enlightened individuals and organizations to greatly improve their performance, expand their capabilities and enhance their ability to achieve worthwhile purposes. All of my clients achieve the outcomes they have set for themselves. I deliver RESULTS! I am a BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COACH.

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