A Positive Attitude

Think positive, be positive. 

A positive attitude is a must for:

- leadership
- growth
- friendship
- other

An indicator of a positive attitude is how people treat others when it's no real benefit to treat them well. For instance, talking to a waiter or waitress with respect or speaking favorably about someone who talks about you like a dog.

People who operate in this manner are admirable. 

I like being around them. 

Someone somewhere said when people like a person, that person is more prone to be one of the first people others help. It's true isn't it? It's easier to help someone who is pleasant, engaging, honest, and kind. The probability that such people get the things they want is high. People just love giving positive people stuff. I know I do. I work with a few people like that and I find myself giving them little gifts here and there. They're easy to bless. They extend kindness and they get it back. A negative attitude, on the other hand, won't get anyone too far. Think about it, most people are not attracted to people with a mean, unhelpful demeanor. It's not instinctual to go out your way for a difficult person like that. I'm not saying we shouldn't be inconvenienced to help them. I'm just saying they don't make it that easy. And that's the truth of the matter.

The bottom line is, a positive lighthearted attitude is a winning one. It will stretch across boundaries and positive thinkers will find themselves victorious as they help people win. Then those people will also help them win – it’s reciprocal. 

It's like great fruit bearing great fruit.

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Reference:
Galatians 5:22-23