Been thinking about this one a lot. And it would seem, to me anyway, the best times to hone our attitude are the following:
- when we don’t need to
- all day
- everyday
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Been thinking about this one a lot. And it would seem, to me anyway, the best times to hone our attitude are the following:
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Habits are what we think and do, without thinking. I’ve found by reading, studying, practicing, visualizing, and most recently, writing, my attitude can be developed to excellent levels of proficiency like anything else I strive to become better at.
Being in tune with our habits isn’t a conscious awareness. Not usually. This is why I need to be conscious of it. So when I’m negative, I can fix it. Fast! Denial and excuses could make me bitter. It would seem being bitter with life is toxic and destructive. I refuse to live with that.
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Dear Son, nothing in life will prepare you for the painful side effects stemming from a negative mental attitude. It’s like hell. Only difference is that this hell shows up while you’re alive, instead of waiting until we die. There is only one antidote.
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Dear Son, doing things over and over is where most humans fail. We get bored, tired, demotivated, complacent, and if we’re not very careful, cynical. Please, never, ever let this happen. Pinky swear?
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Being able to walk each day and not doing it. Sort of like working hard to avoid as much walking as possible. These behaviors, seem, well, ignorant strange.
Being able to give thanks, and not, is in that same category.
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