Attitude And Personality Are Separate - Part 1
- It's important to understand that your personality has nothing to do with how you relate to other people.
- Personality is deeper than that. It is formed of everything you feel, value and believe.
- Your personality is deeply engrained and is not something you can change quickly.
- It can evolve with time and life experience and can't be changed overnight by reading a book.
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This book reminds readers on the distinctions between attitude and personality. Having the right attitude of growth mindset through adding values is indeed very important, amongst others.
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