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What is attitude?

Attitude refers to a person's mindset or outlook toward people, situations, or life in general.

Let’s compare attitude to personal air travel. It’s the flight plan you choose before takeoff, the mental approach you decide to navigate the skies of life.

A healthy attitude can make the journey smoother, help you fly higher, and with greater comfort.

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View from inside a vintage aircraft cockpit labeled 'My Command Center,' with several analog instruments, gauges, and a red leather pilot chair, overlooking a sky with a colorful hot air balloon and a red van passing through the window.
People waiting in line at The Dojo inside a large, glass-domed building with a steampunk-inspired entrance decorated with gears.
Display of vintage tools and gears on a rustic wooden structure in an airport terminal, with greenery on top and potted plants on sides, featuring a large sign that says 'VERSATILITY! NEVER BE OUT OF WORK!'

“Your attitude, not your aptitude, will determine your altitude.”

— Zig Ziglar —

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Learning and growing together with support from…

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Dear Abbie Design is a traveling graphic design studio that helps small businesses tell their stories in ways that are clear, memorable, and true to who they are. By combining handcrafted design with sharp strategy, the studio partners with independently owned businesses to create visual systems that not only look good but also make day-to-day brand implementation easier.

Attraction

The command center

The interior of a command center with a large window showing a hot air balloon and a red van in the sky; there are multiple gauges, clocks, and control panels on the walls and desk, with a leather chair at the desk.

Focus, Fortitude, Follow-Through

Self-discipline is simply the act of choosing your long-term goals over your immediate feelings. It's the moment-to-moment control you exert over your thoughts, emotions, and behavior so you can stay focused on what matters most.

Why is this vital? It gives you the power to stay consistent and build the reliable habits that compound into major results. This commitment unlocks greater success, enhances your personal freedom, and builds a bedrock of self-respect and confidence that carries you through both your daily routine and your biggest ambitions.

“What is one small, doable commitment I can make this week that will strengthen my self-discipline and move me closer to the person I want to become?”

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“Self-control is strength. Calmness is mastery. You have to get to a point where your mood doesn't shift based on the insignificant actions of someone else. Don't allow others to control the direction of your life. Don't allow your emotions to overpower your intelligence.”

— Morgan Freeman —

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The dojo

Inside a cozy room with large arched windows, wooden beams, and walls decorated with gears. Six colorful, gear-patterned floor cushions are arranged on a dark wooden floor. Shelves with books and decorative items are in the background.

Are you teachable?

Being teachable means keeping an open mind; being willing to learn, accept feedback, and grow from instruction or experiences. Be curious! Feed the mind!

A teachable attitude is your key to growth. It helps you improve your skills quickly, adapt to change easily, and builds better relationships. It shows humility and commitment, which is the direct path to long-term success.

Choose Your Teachers Wisely

Who are you choosing to learn from?

Mentors can help you fast-track learning. Choose skilled people who can offer wisdom, guidance, and support based on real experience. A great mentor helps you avoid costly mistakes, maximizes your strengths, and speeds up your goal achievement. They offer invaluable feedback and serve as positive role models.

The right mentors make a massive, lasting impact on your success. Choose wisely!

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“Teachability is not so much about competence and mental capacity as it is about attitude. It is the desire to listen, learn, and apply. It is the hunger to discover and grow. It is the willingness to learn, unlearn, and relearn.”

— John Maxwell —

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Attraction

The Tool Shed

A vintage workspace with various antique scientific instruments, a magnifying glass, scissors, and old documents on a wooden table. In the background, a brick wall with a sign reading 'BE VERSATILE!', shelves filled with books, greenery, and warm lighting create a cozy, old-world feel.

Roll With Any Role

Think of your personal and professional abilities as a thoughtfully-filled tool shed.

Versatility is simply making sure that shed has a wide variety of tools, not just hammers and wrenches, but specialized equipment, software, and repair kits, too. It's the ability to grab the right tool for a wide variety jobs, adapt to different challenges, and switch roles easier.

You see, if you only have one tool (a limited and specific skill), you can only fix one type of problem. But the person whose shed is full of diverse skills will discover ways to be useful. You might not always be working on the same project or place, but the versatile person can always find new and rewarding ways to put those unique skills to work.

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“Intelligence is the ability to adapt to change.”

— Stephen Hawking —

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