The phrase "alter your attitude" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when suggesting someone change their mindset or perspective on a situation.
Example: "If you want to improve your relationships at work, you might need to alter your attitude towards your colleagues."
Alternatives: "change your mindset" or "adjust your perspective."
But as most great thinkers of the past have understood, and as so many psychologists of the present confirm, you can alter your attitudes and feelings and habitual patterns of thought through deliberate practice.
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Mazower wishes to correct our naïve view of the founders' intentions, yet he never instructs us how our newly cleareyed understanding should alter our attitude.
Doubleday; 832 pages; $40How American civil-rights activists managed to alter the attitude of big corporations and the Reagan administration towards South Africa's obstinate white government.
Biased and misleading statistics and issues that were designed to alter the attitude of the population toward a political agenda in an effort to form a consensus to a standard set of belief patterns.
Advocates of the concept assume that it can alter the attitude and behaviour of human actors with respect to nature.
In every moment we have the opportunity to alter our attitude.
Moreover, historically we have learned from the behavior of the Islamic Republic that human rights dialogue alone does not alter their attitude unless it is substituted with international pressure.
If Rich Warren does alter his attitude toward gays, it's not the result of some social awakening, it's probably the result of President Elect Barack Obama brilliantly playing into Reverend Warren's real God, his Ego.
