Column: Attitude: Positive vs. negative

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Noble Crossing Soft Skill Ambassadors, from left, Dylan Keever, Bryce riggs, Andy Terry, Leyna Yost, Alison Engel, Kara Bennett and Brooklyn Todd. (Submitted photo)
Noble Crossing Soft Skill Ambassadors, from left, Dylan Keever, Bryce Riggs, Andy Terry, Leyna Yost, Alison Engel, Kara Bennett and Brooklyn Todd. (Submitted photo)

By Noble Crossing Elementary Soft Skill Ambassadors: Brooklyn Todd, Kara Bennett, Alison Engel, Leyna Yost, Andy Terry, Bryce Riggs and Dylan Keever

This month’s #NoblesvilleWorks soft skill is attitude. Attitude can affect how people see you and your personality. Attitude also has an effect on whether you react to something in a negative or a positive way.

When you’re studying and have a negative attitude, it can get in your way. If you have a positive attitude, you’re more likely to succeed. For example, when you’re taking a test, if you have a bad attitude, you won’t try as hard, and you’ll probably be unhappy with your score. If you have a positive attitude, you will be happy with your score, because you know you did your best.

To have a good attitude in sports, you need to be a good sport and a good teammate. If you show a good attitude in sports, people will see you are fully paying attention and you’re ready to practice or play the game. But if you have a bad attitude, people will see that you don’t always work hard or support your teammates.

Attitude can also affect if others want to be friends with you. When you have a good attitude, you can understand your friends’ perspectives better, and you can solve problems in a much calmer manner. But when you have a bad attitude, you can’t understand your friends’ thoughts and opinions because you’re too focused on what you want. If you have a better attitude, you can be a better friend.

A positive attitude can help you in school, sports, friendships and more. As long as you have a positive attitude and are willing to work hard, you can accomplish anything.

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