When Life Is Full of It: An Antidote For Your Mind

by Stan Belyshev

Overview

"Our world is already full of it, so please do not be a contributor."

You will discover and learn powerful life changing attitude lessons from some of the most successful, influential and transformational individuals like: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Oprah Winfrey, Mother Teresa, John C. Maxwell, Steve Jobs, Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Edison, Bill Gates, Nelson Mandela, Helen Keller, Ray Charles, Michael Jordan, Nick Vujicic, Walt Disney, Corrie ten Boom, Richard Branson, Winston Churchill, and Martin Luther King Jr.

31 Life Principles For Re-Adjusting Your Attitude!

•Attitude will determine your relationships with others.

•Attitude will show the difference between your successes or failures.

•Attitude will determine whether you soar like an eagle or walk around like a chicken.

•Attitude will determine your level of integrity and honesty.

•Attitude will determine your level of discipline and accountability.

•Attitude will open or close doors of opportunities.

•Attitude will determine the type of friends you will have.

•Attitude will expose your true inner character.

•Attitude will determine how you will respond or react to critics and criticism.

•Attitude will determine the vision you will have for your life.

•Attitude will determine the culture that you create around yourself.

•Attitude will determine whether you are a leader or a follower.

Change Your Attitude To Change Your Life!

And...

How Much Better Off Will This World Be Because Of Who You Are?

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Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781987057973
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	05/22/2018
Pages:	206
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.50(d)

About the Author

Stan Belyshev is an entrepreneur, author, life coach, speaker and trainer. He is part of The John Maxwell Team, which is compromised of thousands of coaches and mentors from around the world. Personal growth & development has been my inner drive for many years. I like to live by this personal motto: "How many people will be better off because of who I'm and what value I could add to their life."