Attitude Is Everything: Change Your Attitude ... Change Your Life!

by Jeff Keller

everything we achieve in life is based upon our subconscious beliefs.

Watch Your Words, we’ll concentrate on the way that you SPEAK … how your attitude is reflected in your words … and how positive language can help to propel you toward your goals.

The person with the positive attitude thinks “I CAN.”

The person with the positive attitude concentrates on solutions.

“A happy person is not a person in a certain set of circumstances, but rather a person with a certain set of attitudes.”

WE BECOME WHAT WE THINK ABOUT.

“What the mind can conceive and believe, the mind can achieve.”

“A man is what he thinks about all day long.”

And then, there’s the matter of relationships. If you think that you don’t deserve much, you attract friends and partners into your life who won’t treat you very well.

If your thoughts don’t change, your results won’t change.

Instead, repeat to yourself that you can and will accomplish your goal.

mind hears every word you speak—and, like a magnet, you’ll ultimately attract the events and circumstances that correspond to your dominant beliefs. So, make sure to use positive words about yourself and your goals.

STEP 1. Every day, read some positive, uplifting literature. Find 15-30 minutes in the morning to do this—and it’s also a good idea to do some reading right before bed.

STEP 2. Every day, listen to motivational audio programs. You can listen to them in your car while commuting, at home or during your exercise routine. The key is repetition.

So, if you read something positive and listen to motivational audio programs every day, it will make a phenomenal difference in your life.

the first step is to create an image of your desired outcome.

You are limited only by your imagination.

Recognize, however, that the pictures in your mind are not fulfilled overnight. But, by being patient and by persistently focusing on these mental images, you’ll automatically start acting in ways that support your vision.

What’s the best method to use when concentrating on your new images? It’s been proven that your mind is most receptive to visualization when you’re calm and not thinking about a lot of things simultaneously. So, sit down in a comfortable chair at home, close your eyes and do some deep breathing exercises to clear your mind and relax your body.

The key is to spend several minutes each day running these new movies in your mind.

However, when you also use a tangible representation of your goal (such as a check), your chances of success are even greater!

Why not tear out one of your checks right now and postdate it three or five years from now with the amount that

you want to earn for “services rendered”? Make sure to look at that check at least once a day … and believe that you’re moving toward that goal.

Life will test you to see how serious you are about achieving your objective.

“Never, never, never give up.”

Talk about commitment … talk about keeping a good attitude in the face of rejection!

you can find the benefit or lesson that the problem is offering.

For instance, a problem may point out an adjustment you can make to improve certain conditions in your life. Without the problem, you never would have taken this positive action.

No pressure, no diamonds.

Adversity reveals to you your own strengths and capacities, and beckons you to develop those qualities even further.

To begin with, use positive self-talk as often as possible.