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PERSONAL ESSAY

Attitude Towards Life

Inspired by my mess!

4 min read2 days ago

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Life is a very beautiful and wonderful gift, no doubt; but the pain, bad days, days where nothing seems to be working are just as real and troublesome!

I could pick any person in the crowd and ask him, and he will say the most fickle of the sentences; either that life is all sunshine and rainbows or that life is hell!

The most scary fact? Both of those sentences are true!

They just don’t paint the full picture

It is all about our attitude, attitude towards life. In his book, “Attitude is Everything” by Jeff Keller; the author makes a rather interesting point regarding attitude and that is?

ATTITUDE IS A WINDOW THROUGH WHICH WE SEE LIFE

Change your attitude, change your perspective, your point of view and you will have a new set of opportunities, new set of truths in front of you.

The conundrum you are in does not change by changing the attitude, but our perspective and experience change.

There are multiple types of attitudes which I have encounter up until now, like being proactive, being laid back, being positive while doing work, being positive while not…

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