John Maxwell has called attitude “the speaker of your present and the prophet of your future.” It’s our attitude that impacts what we say, or, as the bible says, “From the abundance of the heart, the mouth speaks.”
And our future? Our attitude determines whether our future is vibrant, productive and rewarding. Can I control my attitude? I think so. Does that mean I have some control over my future? Maybe more than I realize.
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Matt Knisely is an Emmy Award–winning visual storyteller, creative director, and author who loves telling stories of the extraordinary. Make sure you check out his book Framing Faith, it helps connect the seemingly unconnected, see the beauty right in front of us, and revealing how to be present in the moment.
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Thanks for the reminder Matt.
Attitude may not be everything, but it changes everything…perspective, focus, clarity, drive, desire, belief…may we all have a better view of our attitudes as we "coauthor" a great future with God.