Sunday, January 14, 2007
Questions for Reflection:
Q. On a scale of 1 to 10 how would you rate your attitude about life
and work, about your circumstances, about yourself, about
others and about the networking process? Why?
Q. Which of Jim's points on attitude hit closest to home
for you? Why?
Q. What is one thing you can do to improve your attitude
this week? Which area should you work on the hardest?
Q. Would you say your attitude is more of an "optimist"
or a "pessimist"? Why is that?
Q. How do you think your attitude affects your ability to
network? In what specific ways?
Action Points
1. Decide which two areas of attitude you are going to
begin working on.
2. Write down on 3" x 5" cards the attitudes that Jim
and/or Chris mentioned and read them at least three
times a day for the whole week. Embed them into your
mind and heart.
3. Decide on at least three specific actions you can take
to turn your attitude into a reality. For example, if you
choose "I am not easily angered," what will you do the
next time you are tempted to get angry?
4. Take a look at the deals and agreements you are going
to make this week. Write down how you are going to make
sure that they are win-win, then follow through
Q. On a scale of 1 to 10 how would you rate your attitude about life
and work, about your circumstances, about yourself, about
others and about the networking process? Why?
Q. Which of Jim's points on attitude hit closest to home
for you? Why?
Q. What is one thing you can do to improve your attitude
this week? Which area should you work on the hardest?
Q. Would you say your attitude is more of an "optimist"
or a "pessimist"? Why is that?
Q. How do you think your attitude affects your ability to
network? In what specific ways?
Action Points
1. Decide which two areas of attitude you are going to
begin working on.
2. Write down on 3" x 5" cards the attitudes that Jim
and/or Chris mentioned and read them at least three
times a day for the whole week. Embed them into your
mind and heart.
3. Decide on at least three specific actions you can take
to turn your attitude into a reality. For example, if you
choose "I am not easily angered," what will you do the
next time you are tempted to get angry?
4. Take a look at the deals and agreements you are going
to make this week. Write down how you are going to make
sure that they are win-win, then follow through
