Maxwell: Attitude provides no competitive advantage during good times
John Maxwell · #80 John Maxwell: Developing the Leader in You · Mar 31, 2020 · at 19:40
Leadership author John Maxwell explains why attitude only functions as a meaningful differentiator when navigating difficulty and challenge.
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“Attitude gives you no advantage during good times, because during good times, everybody has a good attitude. I mean, when things are going my way, I mean, I'm, my attitude's fine, but it's when the adversity comes, and the challenges come, That's when my attitude becomes what I call the difference maker.”
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