The document provides tips on good habits, etiquette, and attitudes. It recommends including parents in prayers, keeping good company, and keeping promises to build good habits. For etiquette, it advises not calling fishing equipment by the wrong names, using an elbow rather than hand to flush public toilets, avoiding watching your watch or interrupting others during conversations. It also suggests not leaving hair in the shower drain. For a winning attitude, it suggests not drinking and driving, learning to say no politely, avoiding assuming higher price means higher quality, recognizing that experts don't have all the answers, and moving on from past mistakes rather than grieving over them.

1. Get and
stay in shape.
Good Habits

2. Improve your
performance by
improving your
attitude.
Good Habits

3. Include your
parents in your
prayers.
Good Habits

4. Keep
good
company.
Good Habits

5. Keep your
promises.
Good Habits

6. Don't call a fishing rodDon't call a fishing rod
a “pole”, a line aa “pole”, a line a
“rope” a rifle a “gun”,“rope” a rifle a “gun”,
or a ship a “boat.”or a ship a “boat.”
Etiquettes

7. Don't flush publicDon't flush public
toilets with your handtoilets with your hand
- use your elbow.- use your elbow.
Etiquettes

8. Don't get caughtDon't get caught
glancing at yourglancing at your
watch when you'rewatch when you're
talking to someone.talking to someone.
Etiquettes

9. Don't interrupt.Don't interrupt.
Etiquettes

10. Don't leave hair in theDon't leave hair in the
shower drain.shower drain.
Etiquettes

11. Don't ride in a car if
the driver has been
drinking.
Tips for Winning Attitude

12. Don't spread yourself too
thin. Learn to say no
politely and quickly.
Tips for Winning Attitude

13. Don't think a higher
price always means
higher quality.
Tips for Winning Attitude

14. Don't think people at
the top of their
professions have all
the answers. They
don't.
Tips for Winning Attitude

15. Don't waste time
grieving over past
mistakes. Learn from
them and then move
on.
Tips for Winning Attitude