Second Dimensions of Capability: Attitude

Covey, in The Speed of Trust. The One Thing That Changes Everything (New York: Free Press, 2006), says:

Attitudes represent our paradigms--our ways of seeing, as well as our ways of being. [p. 94]

He says to ask yourself the following questions:

What are my attitudes about work? About life? About learning? About myself, capabilities, and my opportunities to contribute? Are there more productive attitudes and paradigms I could embrace that would help me create better results? [p.96]

You can ask others about these to give you a view that may be blocked by your blind spot. Then collate the answers and see what they say. Do you have to do anything about it? If so, set your goals and objectives and develop an action plan whereby you are going to change your attitude.

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