How Can Positive Attitude Quotes Enhance Your Training Program?

'Positive Attitude' Quotations for Training Program

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Thank you for the nice quotations. I have experienced one important thing: if you are in a very difficult situation, just call "Almighty" (Ishwar) with all your heart. You will be taken out of that situation, believe me. As we know, Prophet Moses did this when he had to face Pharaoh, the king of that time.

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Zia Alam
Director, Whiteboard Consulting Pvt. Ltd.

I have been an emotional friend to you for the past two to three years, and I have been following your posts. I have been conducting various training programs on attitude and similar topics. However, I am curious about how a two-day training program can lead to a noticeable change in the participants' attitudes. Is it through inspiration or a conscious implementation of the teachings that real change occurs, or is there another method? Are there additional techniques that can ensure a shift in the participants' attitudes? I would appreciate your insights based on your experience.

Thank you and goodbye.

Regards,
Ji Mohamed Sardar