This is a good metaphor to use to teach the young to watch their attitude.
It implies that the
feeling or behaviour that someone is displaying is not acceptable as it can be
perceived by others as being:
-disrespectful or
-negative or
-inappropriate
If you do a search for
example of bad attitude, you will see the following listed:
-being pessimist
-always blaming others for your mistakes
-always resisting change
-always complaining
-have tendency to procrastinate
-being selfish
-being combative
-a general unwillingness to cooperate
-displaying victim mentality
-being self-centred
-being unapproachable
-displaying condescending behaviour
-openly displaying feelings of jealousy or resentment
-being impatient
What are the chances
of your getting the support for what you want or need from friends or relatives
if that is the kind of attitude you are displaying?
It is good if you are
being taught at a young age to watch your attitude. Then you will learn how to
control yourself and change your behaviour. Developing the ability to change or
adapt your attitude is considered a valuable interpersonal skill. It will help
you to:
-foster better
relationships.
-improves collaboration.
-increases overall effectiveness in personal and professional settings.
There are many
positive attitudes you can adopt. In fact, from the following link, you will be able to find 101 examples of positive attitude that you can use as skills in your
resume or in an interview.
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