Defend your positive attitude with your life, yet be gentle with apathetic people.
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Tag: Conviction
(photo: Christmas card arrived yesterday from a client, friend, and fellow Disney fanatic. Losing our childhood enthusiasm is tragic.)
Do we fill our brains, and thus our attitude, with positive, uplifting, inspirational, good and decent books, film, TV, web, friends, Family, community, work?
Not agreeing with certain behaviors, content, and habits, and steering as clear as possible from these doesn’t mean we think the other person is wrong.
A vegetarian doesn’t have to compromise when steak is served.
Same with attitude.
Happy April Fool’s Day eve as this post goes live. (written just four days before Christmas)
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(photo: Cleaning the office closet last night… resurrecting the launch materials)
Believing in nothing is as dangerous as believing.
Who’s right?
The non-believer or the believer?
Who has full authority and final say?
Live and let live.
Right?
Either believe in being positive all the time or not.
Learn to love your beliefs and learn to trust them explicitly.
Leaving room for doubt is as dangerous as leaving none.
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The greatest dream killer question in the history of the world:
But what if I’m wrong?
This is the one that we are afraid to respond with:
But what if this is the right thing to do?
Taking risks is risky. So is playing it safe.
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Try to imagine writing every day for five years. What’s going to happen after you’ve written six years, seven years, or even eight-plus years?
Being remarkable doesn’t mean that you are remarkable, it just means that you’ve done something that people remark about – hence remarkable.
This applies to anything anyone does with passion, purpose, and conviction.
And with something as small as attitude.
For example, all each of us has to do to test this theory is be completely positive everyday for five, six, seven, or even eight-plus years.
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