Wise Words From Wallace Wattles - Gratitide 

The moment you permit your mind to dwell with dissatisfaction upon
things as they are, you begin to lose ground. You fix attention upon
the common, the ordinary, the poor, and the squalid and mean; and your
mind takes the form of these things. Then you will transmit these
forms or mental images to the Formless, and the common, the poor, the
squalid, and mean will come to you.

To permit your mind to dwell upon the inferior is to become inferior
and to surround yourself with inferior things.

On the other hand, to fix your attention on the best is to surround
yourself with the best, and to become the best.
Adjust your attitude and follow these universal laws!

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