The phrase "attitude about making" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's perspective or feelings regarding the act of creating or producing something.
Example: "Her attitude about making art has changed since she started taking classes; she now sees it as a joyful expression rather than a chore."
Alternatives: "perspective on creating" or "view on production".
Parker and Mary Carlson have an unpretentious attitude about making and marketing their wine.
"We built the company up on revenues from doing commercials and special effects, so we've always had a down-and-dirty attitude about making the bottom line work.
This revolution has been, at its heart, about attitude, about making quality wine to meet the tastes of the modern world.
A laidback attitude about making music and not getting too caught up in all the bullshit parts of the industry.
Negative attitudes about making a dementia diagnosis will be explored and addressed.
Their staffs' attitudes are all about making their customers feel like princesses for the day.
That's pretty much the only thing I care about, making the attitude around here that, 'If we don't win the World Series, it's a failed year.' " Pedroia sounded like George Steinbrenner, the Yankees' principal owner, who has long said that a season without a championship is a wasted season.
"I had to go out there and keep a good attitude and don't worry about making mistakes," said Cormier, who helped the Falcons post playoff victories against L.A. Baptist and Cerritos.
He said the evolving cultural attitude about marijuana makes such pardons more "palatable".
This lesson is about our attitude around being plexible... It's about making the choice to be plexible... to do it with curiosity and, sometimes, with delight.
The ray of light though that I see in this that I think is a source of optimism is how men and women are converging in terms of their attitudes about what makes a family work, what makes a dual-career relationship work.
