The document contains tips on good habits, etiquette, and attitudes. It recommends watching your attitude and language, waving to children on buses, doing tasks wholeheartedly and cheerfully, being polite when asked questions, accepting gifts graciously, letting others finish hugging first, letting others share stories without interruption, accepting expressions of love, showing respect for all jobs including difficult physical labor, setting a good example, taking a photography course, and recording family laughter.

1. Watch your attitude.
It's the first thing
people notice about
you.
Good Habits

2. Watch
your language.
Good Habits

3. Wave at
children on
school buses.
Good Habits

4. What you have to do,
do wholeheartedly.
Good Habits

5. What you must do,
do cheerfully.
Good Habits

6. When someone asks you
a question you don't
want to answer, smile
and ask, “Why do you
want to know?”
Etiquettes

7. When someone gives
you something, never
say, “You shouldn't
have.”
Etiquettes

8. When someone hugs
you, let him or her be
the first to let go.
Etiquettes

9. When someone is relating
an important event that
happened to him or her,
don't try to top them with a
story of your own. Let
them have the stage.
Etiquettes

10. When someone tells
you they love you,
never say, “No, you
don't.”
Etiquettes

11. Show extra respect
for people whose
job put dirt under
their fingernails.
Tips for Winning Attitude

12. Show respect for
everyone who works
for living, regardless
of how trivial their job.
Tips for Winning Attitude

13. Someone will always
be looking at you as
an example of how to
behave. Don't let
them down.
Tips for Winning Attitude

14. Take a photography
course.
Tips for Winning Attitude

15. Tape-record your
parents’ laughter.
Tips for Winning Attitude