Attitude

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Attitude

Attitude is so important because it defines destiny, it is destiny itself. This is because attitude is a mindset, it is your habits, it is your thought patterns - attitude is a state of being. There is no such thing as the future or even the past. These are just words that attempt to explain what is and what is, is the eternal present. We are always living in the NOW - there is only the eternal now! You cannot be successful in the future, you have to be successful now. You need to adopt the right habits now and emulate your heroes now. The Universe will catch up and manifest your actions and thoughts. You are not successful one day, you are successful every day. You show up every day and engage in routines that enable you to be successful. You have to be consistent, consistency is all that counts. You adapt and recreate yourself everyday, anything that isn't growing is dying.

To have the right attitude means you constantly go at it. You improve everyday and discard what isn't making you grow as an individual. Don't be afraid to let go of what isn't working out. Kiss goodbye to anything and everything that serves no utility in your life. Life is too short and change is the only constant. Let go, God has better things for you.

Have the right attitude, never take anything for granted. Show-up everyday, have enthusiasm, strive to be the best and win! 

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