Quote by Edwin Louis Cole

Attitude determines the altitude of life.

Attitude determines the altitude of life.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the importance of attitude in shaping the quality and outcome of one's life. It implies that one's attitude, or outlook on life, plays a significant role in determining their level of success, happiness, and personal growth. By maintaining a positive and optimistic attitude, individuals are more likely to strive for greatness and overcome obstacles, ultimately reaching higher levels of achievement and fulfillment. In contrast, a negative or pessimistic attitude can limit one's potential and restrict opportunities for growth and happiness. In essence, this quote highlights that the attitude we hold towards life greatly influences the heights we can reach.

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