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What are your techniques for shaking off a poor attitude?

September 22nd, 2011

What are your techniques for shaking off a poor attitude?

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The Artistic Biker is me, Jonathan "Blade" Manning.
A treasure troll of a man, with hobbit feet and a sharp pointy head. You may see me traveling up and down the highways of Oklahoma looking for the next place to sketch, paint, sing, dance, write, photograph or simply meditate. I have begun a journey that once set upon, there is no turning back. You can share in my blunt force journey through the art world on my weekly U-stream broadcast
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8 Responses to “What are your techniques for shaking off a poor attitude?”

  1. Max Davenport on September 22, 2011 1:43 pm

    Taking a walk usually helps.

  2. Tom Silk on September 22, 2011 1:48 pm

    Depends on what's causing it. If it's hunger, I eat. If It's being tired, I try to do something to wake me up, like the walk. Sometimes it's something you're taking. My ex used to say my mood was always foul when I was taking medicine for my allergies,

  3. Dmitri Arbacauskas on September 22, 2011 1:49 pm

    Some days, just taking a five minute walk away from things helps. Or sitting down reading a book or getting immersed in some other media for an hour or so as a distraction.

    Then there's the bad days. On those days, I find it best to commit large-scale atrocities, conquer small independent nations, or just choke a hipster on his own damn beard. That last one just about always works for me.

  4. Lennon Patton on September 22, 2011 2:01 pm

    I hit my treadmill. With my car. :)

  5. Drezz Rodriguez on September 22, 2011 2:17 pm

    Punch an old lady. Just kidding – exercise is really good for getting rid of unwanted aggression or general grumpiness. After 30 mins, the endorphins kick in and you'll feel like a superhero.

  6. Rickard Johnston on September 22, 2011 2:50 pm

    General a good Beating from the Scorpions M/C always helps me purge that Poor Attitude, other wise I give it Large amounts ( like dump trucks full of FLAMING GRANT MONEY) so it can go shopping for art supplies

  7. David Macauley on September 22, 2011 6:03 pm

    This will sound trite, but it works. Taks a few moments and count your blessings. Just mentally list off 10 or so. Putting your focus on thankfulness will usually bring you back to center a bit…

  8. Laura Wijkowski on September 22, 2011 10:18 pm

    I get myself a cup of coffee and do something that makes me happy…that's usually a little bit of knitting ;-)

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