Is It Time for an Attitude Adjustment?

I've been feeling a bit funky lately. Maybe it's the gloomy weather we've been having here on the East Coast or maybe it's all the doom and gloom that I've been writing about regarding the economy. I'm thinking it's time for an attitude adjustment.

I like to practice what I preach. I have re channeled all of my energy into completing my new Special Report titled Recession: Opportunity to Grow. I'll post a link as soon as it's on my web site. I've strengthened my bio and platform for my book proposal and I'm taking Fast Company by storm with my new expert blog called the Management Escalator. I feel better all ready and am going to move a few more things forward a mile, rather than my usual of moving 10 things forward an inch (Thanks Alan Weiss for that one!)

So what are you going to do this week to readjust your attitude? What are you willing to let go of? What are you willing to take on? Do something. Or before you know it, another week will have gone by and you'll be chugging along slowly with that same old attitude weighing you down.

Comments

[Liz Bywater, PhD]

Dear Roberta,

You're right about the importance of having a positive (and action-oriented) attitude. In these trying times, it takes extra effort to remain focused, determined, and optimistic. As I frequently remind my clients, it's well worth the effort. It pays off in greater productivity, creativity, satisfaction, and success!

[Al]

I hate to say it, but it seems like people are waiting for some "light switch" to be thrown, and things go back to normal. This economy won't turn around like that. It will change, "One person at a time." I like your attitude. Channeling toward the positive will affect this one person change.

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