Your Attitude Determines Your Outcome

 

Lou Ludwig often publishes inspirational quotes on his blog, and this one by Clement Stone lies at the heart of Free Enterprise.

 

Via Lou Ludwig CRB, CRS, CIPS, GRI, SRES, TRC, e-PRO, :

 

Inspirational Power Quote

 

Your Attitude Determines Your Outcome

 

"Like success, failure is many things to many people.

With a positive mental attitude, failure is a learning experience, a rung on the ladder, a plateau at which to get

your thoughts in order and prepare to try again."

 W. Clement Stone, entrepreneur

  

As I see it. . . . . . . .

How you view your world through the eyes of your attitude will determine how and what you see.

Comments

Steve,

I agree ! I was told early in the Real Estate Business years ago that the job requires 10% ability and 90% attitude.  Everything is Fantastic!

Posted by Steve Laird (Gateway Realty) over 3 years ago

Steve,

Even though at the time of a failure or whatever, it certainly isn't enjoyable...but there should always be a lesson and that is always a plus.

Posted by LORI COFER ~ PULLMAN WA -- RealtorĀ® ~ 509-330-0086 (Beasley Realty) over 3 years ago

Steve,

Keep it going. You sound like you have a great attitude. :)

Steve

Posted by Steve Hoffacker - Sales Trainer/Coach, Sales Books Author, Photographer (Hoffacker Associates LLC) over 3 years ago

Lori,

It is the lesson in the failure that's the real value. :)

Steve

Posted by Steve Hoffacker - Sales Trainer/Coach, Sales Books Author, Photographer (Hoffacker Associates LLC) over 3 years ago

Great quote - Here is another one from Thomas Edison "I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work."

Posted by Ryan Shaughnessy, Broker/Attorney - Your Lafayette Square Real Estate Partner (PREA Signature Realty - www.preasignaturerealty.com) over 3 years ago

Steve - Thanks for sharing the quote.  I love the ladder concept.

Posted by Karl Peidl - Accredited Loan Consultant over 3 years ago

Ryan,

I've heard that quote from Edison - really speaks to persisitence. :)

Steve

Posted by Steve Hoffacker - Sales Trainer/Coach, Sales Books Author, Photographer (Hoffacker Associates LLC) over 3 years ago

Karl,

That is a very visual way of looking at progress and accomplishment. :)

Steve

Posted by Steve Hoffacker - Sales Trainer/Coach, Sales Books Author, Photographer (Hoffacker Associates LLC) over 3 years ago

I completely agree- thanks for re-posting. I have really been encouraged by the inspirational blogs here on AR as of late. I don't know what happened- but I went into a funk a week or two ago and got down about the market, my situation, etc.. and coming to AR and reading the motivational blogs and writing them myself has really helped me stop whining and start taking action!

Thanks again for sharing!

Kind Regards, Nicole Weidauer

The Egerer & Weidauer Team, Keller Williams Realty North Seattle

Posted by Nicole Weidauer (Keller Williams Greater Seattle) over 3 years ago

Hi Steve

Thank you for reposting my blog, you have some great comments

Lou Ludwig

Posted by Lou Ludwig CRB, CRS, CIPS, GRI, SRES, TRC, e-PRO, (Ludwig & Associates) over 3 years ago

Lou,

You're welcome. It really fit our Free Enterprise group. :)

Steve

Posted by Steve Hoffacker - Sales Trainer/Coach, Sales Books Author, Photographer (Hoffacker Associates LLC) over 3 years ago

Nicole,

Keep your spirits up. You may just have been suffering from all of the campaign messages. That's behind us. :)

Steve

Posted by Steve Hoffacker - Sales Trainer/Coach, Sales Books Author, Photographer (Hoffacker Associates LLC) over 3 years ago

I, too, like the ladder concept - one rung at a time!  Failures help us to learn and to become stronger.  And, yes, attitude is everything!

Posted by Lisa Friedman Central New Jersey Real Estate (Alliance Realtors) over 3 years ago

Lisa,

Failures have their place because they halp us learn and improve along the way. :)

Steve

Posted by Steve Hoffacker - Sales Trainer/Coach, Sales Books Author, Photographer (Hoffacker Associates LLC) over 3 years ago

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