Good Attitude Vs. Bad Attitude

Good attitudes involve considering all situations in a positive light and taking the best out of what occurs in life. Those with bad attitudes do the opposite, looking at situations and occurrences negatively.

Potential

• People with good attitudes are more likely to try to do something better and realize their full potential because they believe that they can achieve their goals. People with bad attitudes often assume they will fail.

Health

• Good attitudes lead to better overall health, both physically and mentally. Those with bad attitudes endure more stress and often suffer complications from it.

Social

• Those with good attitudes are more likely to be outgoing and social, and those with bad attitudes are often more withdrawn because they do not feel they will be socially accepted.

Influence

• Attitudes often influence others. People who surround themselves with good attitudes are more likely to think positively, but those who surround themselves with bad attitudes are more likely to think negatively.

Change

• People with bad attitudes can turn around their outlook by addressing the origin of their negativity. Locating the cause of a bad attitude can go a long way in helping turn it into a good attitude.