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Determination

And Confidence

By Ruth Elizabeth StiffPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
The Positive Attitude

“A positive attitude

can really make

dreams come true”

I’ve got an idea, a ‘dream’.

I can do this, I really can achieve this!

I’m living my ‘dream’!

A Positive Attitude

makes most things

seem Possible.

But what is an “Attitude”?

“A feeling or opinion

about something or someone,

or a way of behaving

that is caused by this”.

A Feeling or an Opinion

which affects what we do,

how we behave

and why we behave or do things

‘in a certain way’.

So

let “Positive” be the “Why”

and then

Life will be Achievable.

Our dreams will become

a possibility of coming true —

with a Positive Attitude.

In order to become a Doctor,

especially a specialised doctor,

you have to have that

very Positive Determination

because of all the years of hard study and exams

that have to be done and passed.

With this,

no doubt,

the person would have done

his or her research first,

and then that person

would have felt

much more Confident

to move forward in their chosen career (or life).

Another example is the ballet dancer.

Without that Positive Love for ballet

and the sheer Determination to dance those steps,

he or she would never

have the Right Attitude

to dance in that theatre.

What about you and I?

With that

Positive and Determined Attitude,

we will have the Confidence

to Have and Live our Dream.

LIVE AND LOVE LIFE!

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About the Creator

Ruth Elizabeth Stiff

History and knowledge, especially about the Earth, are my passions. I enjoy putting my thoughts to paper and I always try to encourage self-motivation and love for life. LIVE AND LOVE LIFE!

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    Written by Ruth Elizabeth Stiff