Attitude is about how others perceive you and how you perceive yourself. It's separate from your personality.

If you want to get ahead in work and in life, you got to pay attention to the invisible things... They all fall under the category of attitude.

Whatever your job title, this is your job. Adding value is the essential work. <ul><li>People don't like to work with someone who says, "I can't do that. That's not my job." </li><li>I can't stand when people refused to help because that task isn't their "responsibility". </li><li>You have a brain. That brain doesn't stop working at the end of your job description. </li><li>How do you add value regardless whether the situation falls within your area? You speak up. </li></ul>

The Job Is To Add Value 

<ul><li>Attitude though, is separate from personality and much easier to control.</li><li>You can change your attitude without changing who you are.</li></ul>

Attitude And Personality Are Separate - Part 2

We want to be around people who help us solve our problems rather than just point out the issues and create barriers.

You can know all the hard skills and business concepts, but if you don't have the right attitude, the rest doesn't matter. A great attitude is key to getting ahead in work and in life.

Positivity is believing there is always a way to figure things out. Of course they will be hurdle for every challenge, but when you have a positive attitude, you know you will find a way over or around those hurdles.

Do you want to be thought of as a negative person or someone who consistently adds value? The way others perceive you will be a major part of determining your success in this world, but you have the power to influence that! Positive change is in your hands.

<ul><li>It's important to understand that your personality has nothing to do with how you relate to other people.</li><li>Personality is deeper than that. It is formed of everything you feel, value and believe.</li><li>Your personality is deeply engrained and is not something you can change quickly.</li><li>It can evolve with time and life experience and can't be changed overnight by reading a book.</li></ul>

Attitude And Personality Are Separate - Part 1

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.

Improve your life and your career with some powerful mindset tips for success, positivity, and strong adaptation skills.You might be in a negative spiral, productively or psychologically, stuck thinking you're just not good enough, you'll never get ahead, and the world is unfair. Or perhaps you feel pretty good about your attitude, but you know there's always room for improvement, and you're curious about what you can tweak to do better.Whatever your current position, you have the opportunity to take agency at work and in life. You can actively improve your situation because it all comes down to attitude, and your attitude is not set in stone. Even better-you don't need a million training courses or a year-long MBA to adjust it. You can improve your attitude one pep talk and one step at a time. WHAT YOU WILL FIND IN THIS BOOK: Importantly, this book is no list of things to do! You'll learn that attitude is about how others perceive you and how you perceive yourself, how It's separate from your personality and how to completely change and improve your life and career by understanding and managing better your: <ul><li>Confidence</li><li>Positivity</li><li>Growth-mindset</li><li>Emotional Intelligence</li><li>Adaptability</li><li>Resilience</li><li>Problem solving mindset</li></ul> As a bonus the book also includes a set of tips on how to best leverage skills like managing expectations and your drive for excellence to achieve strong success in your career. It's up to you to think positive about yourself, to work on your self-improvement and motivation so to potentiate your success and happiness in life.

EDUARDO CLEMENTE

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