Attitude is everything as we age


By MARY EU
When we radiate a cheerful countenance, people will naturally gravitate toward you. - Pexels

Every once in a while, we encounter someone with uncommon courage, someone who talks with stunning candour, and could make people laugh in the most ordinary situation. We marvel. We admire. We gape in awe. Often we consider these people as lucky or talented, but in fact, it is really their attitude that makes them glow and flourish.

Whom we interact with can influence our attitude and motivation in life. Who wants to hang around a spoilsport or a party pooper who stifles joys and dampens spirits? Like Disney’s pessimistic Eeyore, there are people who are just genetically scripted to be dismal and dreary and sad most of the time.

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