A Little Attitude Makes A Big Difference

Achieving a goal often isn’t accomplished by the most athletic or even most disciplined, although discipline helps. The person with the most winning attitude is the successful one. People who believe in themselves and accept nothing less than success are the ones who achieve that success. If you don’t believe you can achieve something, you won’t. If, however, you’re sure you can do it, you’ll keep trying until you do.

Attitude comes naturally to some people but others have to develop it.

If you’re unsure about your abilities and constantly second-guessing yourself, it’s time to give yourself a pep talk. Identify what’s holding you back and why you aren’t sure you can succeed. Most of the time it’s intimidation and fear of failure. How do you overcome those problems? Quit worrying about whether you’ll succeed or not and put all your effort into success. Don’t quit until you’ve accomplished your goal. Each attempt that doesn’t produce the desired results isn’t a failure but new information on what doesn’t work.

Look for the courage inside you.

Everyone has that superhuman inside them that is capable of doing amazing things. That person just needs to be released. It takes commitment to following the program and make sure each step is followed to the T, but also the courage and confidence to push beyond your comfort zone. Congratulate yourself when you’ve gone a step beyond what you could do the day before and if it takes making it a cheer, do it.

Shut out the negative when you enter the gym.

Shutting out the negative, no matter where you are, is good advice. If you’ve always got a little voice in your head sewing a seed of doubt, it makes success more difficult to achieve. That doesn’t mean you need to throw caution to the wind or attempt to achieve something impossible, such as changing your bone structure or losing 60 pounds in a month. It means that once you know that a goal is achievable, know that you’re the person who can achieve it.

• If you’re trying to achieve a goal, but toxic people who offer nothing but negative thoughts surround you, find new friends. If they’re family, that’s hard to do. Don’t share your goals with people who don’t believe in you.
• Everyone has beliefs about what you should do with your life and how to proceed. It’s human nature. The only attitude that counts is yours.
• One roadblock is the concern that if you’re taking care of yourself, it makes you selfish. That’s not true. You have to take care of yourself so you don’t force others to take care of you. If you’re fit, you can also take care of others.
• Don’t worry about being vain if your goal is to look good. Who doesn’t want to look and feel their best? Accomplishing fitness goals can give you the belief system to achieve any goal.

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