7/06/2009

Being a Winner in Everything You Do

Being a Winner in Everything You Do

Some people begin tasks with the attitude for failure. As soon as they’ve started the first step, they’ve already set their minds for disappointments. This is the idea of self-preservation for most people.

There is a big distinction between the attitudes of the successful versus the unsuccessful. There will be times that you can’t help but be disappointed with how things are turning out, especially when you’ve set yourself up to be all gung-ho about it.

When you give it your all and come out being successful, the delight and satisfaction you’ll feel will be incomparable. Developing a winner's outlook is one of the most basic characteristics needed for achievement. Sadly, society programs us to expect the worst yet hope for the best. This explains why so
many people live a life filled with frustration and misery.

A lot of people do not want to take responsibility for the way their life has turned out. Some people learn at an early age to play the victim of fate. This allows them to absolve themselves of any accountability. "It's not their faullt."

When you have a half hearted attitude towards what you do, you will never get the result that you want for the simple reason that your heart won’t be in it. The successful, on the other hand, face up to their responsibilities and believe that they can achieve just about anything they desire if they just never give up.

Once winners decide to do something, it is only a matter of time before it actually happens. If you want to be a winner, don't think that you can never be the best, and the most you’ll achieve is the silver medal. Go for gold by seeing yourself through your decision. Have a 'Winner's Attitude'.

Set your priorities and make sure that you create a balance just so you have a healthy attitude towards everything.

We all have the potential to become winners, we just need to believe in ourselves and be open to the chances that come our way.

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