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Writer's pictureMohammad Al-Kudwah

The Biased Approach Pt. 4

It is easy to blame others for our mishaps, but our most significant detriment is our self


Attitude is a unique combination of values, experiences, mindsets, behaviors, emotions, beliefs, knowledge, and thoughts that define who we are. No two people have the same attitude, even in groups of similar individuals. Yet, people often say, "I don't like your attitude," without understanding what it means. Judging someone based on their attitude is unfair. Growing up, I was often criticized for my attitude, but I was proud of it nonetheless. Everyone should embrace their attitude as their unique identity


When judging people, we reflect our own biases

However, the components of attitude are not set in stone and can change for better or worse, depending on our choices. We must understand that the world around us is constantly evolving, and if we fail to adapt to positive changes, we risk losing our place in the world. Our biases towards our attitude can hinder our growth and development. We must recognize our biases and strive to change them through introspection


We can never eliminate biases, but we can reduce their impact on our lives

Not all biases are bad, and some may persist even as our attitudes change. However, outdated biases must conform to the changes in our attitude to remain relevant. We must be honest with ourselves and let go of our perceptions to experience real change. Building the right attitude toward change and growth requires discipline and consistency. Success, winning, and growth require sacrifices and sometimes even failure. We must embrace these challenges to achieve our goals

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