How’s Your PDA? (Part 3)

In  my last two posts I talked about the NFL Playoffs regarding your passion and personal discipline.

Today let’s move to your workplace.

What do the following have in common?

Gossip.

Criticism.

Finger pointing.

Lack of motivation.

Chronic complaining.

Answer: Poor attitude. We can spot it from a distance. We despise it in others, yet we tolerate it in ourselves.

Attitude, the third and final part of your personal PDA, is all important.

Yet all of us are susceptible to a bad attitude. Actually it can happen in an instant.

Life has a way of doing that to us. Our car breaks down or we get a cold right as we are beginning a vacation. Yes, things like this can happen at the worst possible time.

Our attitude affects us, those around us, our view of the future, our assessment of the present, and how determined we will be in facing new challenges.

Our attitude is one of our greatest assets. You know that already. If you could choose between two people with whom to work, little skill/great attitude, or highly skilled/bad attitude, my guess is you are going with the great attitude.

Skills can be taught. Attitudes not so much.

Your attitude is either helping you or hindering you.

The good news is you can choose your attitude.

Choose wisely and live at a higher level. You will be happier and so will those around you!