Quotes by Susan C. Young

Create and nurture a mindset that works for you rather than against you.

Strive to be optimistic rather than pessimistic— forgiving rather than a grudge holder.

Strive to be a possibility thinker rather than an impossibility thinker.

Strive to be happy rather than downhearted or miserable—hopeful rather than resigned and doubtful.

Strive to be pleased and accepting rather than angry and resistant.

Strive to be daring and brave rather than reluctant or afraid.

Strive to be a proactive participant rather than a passive procrastinator.

Strive to be active rather than lethargic—determined rather than wavering or lazy.

When you make a deliberate effort to keep your thoughts positive, and authentically feel that way, more positive outcomes are inevitable.

Your mindset buffet is filled with possibilities that can feed your heart, mind, and soul if you will simply serve yourself and go for it! Choose wisely, my friends, choose wisely.

Your thoughts, beliefs, and interpretations filter how you see everything in your world—and here is the clincher—you get to choose!

Your thoughts, beliefs, and interpretations initiate and largely determine how you experience your reality.

You wear your attitude. It is highly visible to every person you meet and shows up in the way act, live, and love.

Your attitude is the outward expression of your internal perceptions, self-esteem, and current thoughts.

Mindset and attitude are so tightly intertwined they almost mean the same thing!

Your attitude is the one thing in this world you have complete control over. You have full command. As empowering as that truth can be, there are some days we let down and give in to a bad attitude.

When you wake each day, it is your choice if you are going to use your attitude to your advantage or allow it to work against you.

If you want to fly high and go amazing places, your attitude is crucial.

Put yourself in the driver seat by designing the best attitude possible to help you get where you need and want to go.

Throughout my life, I have been blessed with a positive and resilient attitude. I grew up with an alcoholic father and he tested my disposition in more ways than you might imagine. Knowing I couldnt depend on him for positive reinforcement, I clung to my positive attitude like a life preserver to give me the strength for positivity and self-reliance. Otherwise, I would have sunk into the depths of low self-esteem and worthlessness. A positive attitude was my saving grace and it became a habit by choice, day-in and day-out.