Winning Attitude
What is attitude?
 A tendency to respond positively or
negatively towards a certain idea, object,
person or situation.
 The four components of attitude are:
Affective – emotions or feelings
Cognitive – beliefs held consciously
Conative – inclination for action
Evaluative – positive or negative response to
stimuli
The Iceberg
How much do you see of
an iceberg?
Only 10% of any iceberg is visible.
The remaining 90% is below
sea level.
The iceberg phenomena is also applicable on human beings….
10%
90%
The Iceberg
KNOWN TO
OTHERS – 10%
UNKNOWN TO
OTHERS – 90%
Factors that determine
attitude
 Environment
Other People’s
Behavior
Negative
Work
Environment
Changing Environment
Past Experience
Benefits of A Positive Attitude
 Increase in productivity
 Solves Problems
 Improves Quality
 Increases Profits
 Reduces Stress
Consequences of Negative
Attitude
 High stress
 Health issues
 Creates a negative environment
Steps to build a Positive
Attitude
 Change focus
 Build positive thoughts
 Do not procrastinate
 Stay away from negativity
 Do not dwell on past experiences
Building a Positive Attitude
 Accept Responsibility
 We are responsible for our what we do. Lets not
play the blame game
 Take control
 Take control of situations rather than letting
situations taking control of you
 Manage your thinking
 Positive thinking brings about a positive attitude
 Manage your self-talk
 If you think you can or if you think you can’t;
you’re right – Henry Ford
In Conclusion…
 Our attitude determines who
we are
 Working with a positive
attitude takes us to new
heights
 Focus on building a positive
work environment which in
turn helps to build a positive
attitude
How to Develop a Winning Attitude

How to Develop a Winning Attitude

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  • 2.
    What is attitude? A tendency to respond positively or negatively towards a certain idea, object, person or situation.  The four components of attitude are: Affective – emotions or feelings Cognitive – beliefs held consciously Conative – inclination for action Evaluative – positive or negative response to stimuli
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    The Iceberg How muchdo you see of an iceberg? Only 10% of any iceberg is visible. The remaining 90% is below sea level. The iceberg phenomena is also applicable on human beings…. 10% 90%
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    The Iceberg KNOWN TO OTHERS– 10% UNKNOWN TO OTHERS – 90%
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    Factors that determine attitude Environment Other People’s Behavior Negative Work Environment Changing Environment Past Experience
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    Benefits of APositive Attitude  Increase in productivity  Solves Problems  Improves Quality  Increases Profits  Reduces Stress
  • 7.
    Consequences of Negative Attitude High stress  Health issues  Creates a negative environment
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    Steps to builda Positive Attitude  Change focus  Build positive thoughts  Do not procrastinate  Stay away from negativity  Do not dwell on past experiences
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    Building a PositiveAttitude  Accept Responsibility  We are responsible for our what we do. Lets not play the blame game  Take control  Take control of situations rather than letting situations taking control of you  Manage your thinking  Positive thinking brings about a positive attitude  Manage your self-talk  If you think you can or if you think you can’t; you’re right – Henry Ford
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    In Conclusion…  Ourattitude determines who we are  Working with a positive attitude takes us to new heights  Focus on building a positive work environment which in turn helps to build a positive attitude