1. The document discusses the topic of attitude and how it can shape you. It provides definitions of attitude and beliefs. 2. Tips are given on how to change an attitude, such as evaluating your current attitude, understanding that faith is stronger than fear, writing a statement defining your purpose, and choosing to have the right attitude. 3. Strategies are presented for having a flourishing life, such as filling your bucket and the buckets of others with positivity rather than depleting them with negativity.

1. EDUC 205: HUMAN RELATION in Education
Professor: Ronilo E. Hilario, CESO IV
ATTITUDE CAN SHAPE YOU
Presenter: Christopher P. Sicat
October 15, 2022

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3. ATTITUDE CAN SHAPE YOU

4. Attitude is a settled way
of thinking or feeling
about someone or
something influenced
by beliefs, typically one
that is reflected in a
person's behavior.

6. According to Gordon Allport,
“An attitude is a mental and neural
state of readiness, organized through
experience, exerting a directive or
dynamic influence upon the individual's
response to all objects and situations
with which it is related.”

8. Beliefs - acceptance that a statement is true or that
something exists.
• If you want more, work more.
• Second to none is people and how you relate with
them.
• If you keep on doing the same thing, you will keep
on getting the same result. Excellence is a
continuous process.
• The most important time is “the NOW.”

9. • I am an imperfect man, married to a
totally defective woman and living in
an imperfect world.
• The best investments are the non-
tangible that generate good memories.
• The most important time is “the NOW.”
• All is well, all is good and all is
beautiful.

11. 1.We only have one life & we ought to
make it count.
2.We need to make a conscious effort
to think of what is good and pure.
“The more you think about something,
the stronger it takes hold of you.”
3. Trust that all things work for your
good even the bad ones.
4. God is more concerned with our
character than our comfort.

12. "Is it possible to change an attitude?"
1.Evaluate your present attitude;
2.Understand that faith is stronger than
fear;
3.Write a statement defining its purpose;
4.Want to change;
5.Live one day at a time;
6.Change your thinking patterns;
7.Develop good habits;
8.Always choose to have the right attitude.

14. Teaches strategies on how to have a
flourishing life by using the analogy
of the bucket and a deeper one; with
positivity, you fill your bucket and the
buckets of others but with negativity,
you deplete others’ buckets including
your own.

16. Be There: When people need you, they
need all of you.
Play: You can be serious about your work
without taking yourself so seriously.
Make Their Day: Simple gestures of
thoughtfulness, thanks and recognition
make people feel appreciated and valued.
Choose Your Attitude: To actually choose
how you respond to life, not just react, you
must be intentional.

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19. "Is it possible to change an attitude?"
 The author John C. Maxwell gives 8 tips, so we can have a great attitude:
1. Evaluate your present attitude;
2. Understand that faith is stronger than fear;
3. Write a statement defining its purpose;
4. Want to change;
5. Live one day at a time;
6. Change your thinking patterns;
7. Develop good habits;
8. Always choose to have the right attitude.

20. "The future with the right attitude"
1.Refuse rejection;
2.Face failure as temporary;
3.See errors as isolated incidents;
4.Keep the prospects realistic;
5.Focus on strengths;
6.Vary the behaviors according to the enterprise;
and
7.Return to the starting point.