Your circumstances should never determine your attitude.  That should be your choice.  I am encouraging you to make a choice.  Leadership development, changed management.  See change not as an enemy, but as an ally.  The third part of the 5-steps is teambuilding and creating a team that thinks like a team, works like a team, and wins like a team.  If you want to really take it to the next level, you are going to have to have a team mindset. It's about seeing change not as an enemy, but as an ally.  Whenever you have change, you are going to have challenge.  In fact, it is a struggle to change, but don't let struggle stop you.  I love this story in a book about a little going through a forest.  He comes upon an Emperor moth struggling to make the transformation from a moth to a butterfly.  He looks at the struggles to get through the small opening of the cocoon.  An hour goes by ─ two hours, finally, he takes a penknife, cuts a slit in the cocoon and out fall this bug.  It's neither a moth, nor a butterfly.  It has a big bloated body and small-shriveled underdeveloped wings.  He looks at it as it lies there on the ground.  "Fly, fly, you're supposed to fly," but it could not fly because its wings were underdeveloped.  He goes to get his grandfather.  "Grandfather, grandfather, come, come, come.  Why won't it fly?"  He said, "What did you do?"  He said, "I cut a slit to make it easy so it wouldn't have to struggle."  He said, "Oh, my son that's where the mistake was made.  It is in that process of going through that small opening and forcing its big body through the small opening that forces the fluid out of the body into the wings.  Without forcing that fluid out of the body into the wings, the wings will never develop.  Without developed wings, that butterfly cannot fly and a butterfly that cannot fly will never survive in the wilderness." The moral of the story ladies and gentleman, is that life and flight are in the struggle.  You must struggle.  It's how we grow.  How many of you have children? Attitude─we've talked about attitude of excellence.  Aptitude that you make a commitment to get better, but then it comes down to your appetite.  Your appetite.  How bad to do you want it?  How bad do you want to win?  How bad to you want to make it happen?