The Winning Attitude
By Path Editor in Rubik's Cube | 1 comment
Do you believe attitude count? Some people will never get what they want. They simply lack of necessary attitude. Think for a moment, what are the building element of a successful attitude?
1. The ‘need’ to accomplish something worthwhile must be present constantly in the back of your mind.
2. A burning desire must take over your soul, You must want to succeed to the point of obsession.
3. You must believe you’re capable of accomplishment! The unshakable faith, that you’ll overcome any obstacle will give you the necessary courage and persist long enough until you won.
4. Take action without any further delays. An old Chinese proverb say it “Even a trip of one thousand miles starts with one step.” You can’t do everything in one day but you can at least start today and that’s the first step. And tomorrow another step, then another. Remove self doubts from your mind by getting started and keeping busy.
5. Get special knowledge, don’t be afraid of admitting your ignorance. We live today in a complex world. You can’t find one person that really knows everything. That’s why people specialize in various fields. It’s not only a complex world we live in, but it’s also a specialized world. We live on a planet where expertise matters. Now the question is how do you become an expert. You achieve this by going to somebody who can teach you the particular subject you are interested in. For example, if you want to learn drawing you won’t go to a chef, because he would teach you cooking, but not drawing. Then where will you go? It’s obvious. To somebody who is qualified and can teach you typing. The same principle apply when you want to achieve something or goal in your career. You’re not going to learn how to achieve it from people if they’re not in the same industry with you. What you’ll have to do is to go to someone who have the necessary skill that you want, ask him to show you how.
Sometimes all it takes is a simple change in attitude to turn your life around. During days when I feel like I’m in the dumps, I’ll adjust my thinking and plant more positive seeds of thought. Usually it works. Of course, it doesn’t work 100% all the time, but majority of the time I would say that it does uplift my mood.
Antien
email this | tag this | digg this | trackback | comment RSS feed



Teresa | Feb 21, 2008 | Reply
That is what most employers are looking for…staff with good attitute rather than aptitude. Somebody once told me that it’s harder to teach a person to have good attitude than teach them technical skills.
So, imagine how far one can go in an organisation/life if one possess both excellent attitude and aptitude.