We often use the expression “I have to” in many circumstances, such as:
I have to go to work.
I have to go to the gym.
Tomorrow I will have to get up early.
And they often come with a tone of displeasure. Yes, we all have bills that must be My dear sister, you are free to do what you want and if you don’t like it change it. We forget that we have a “Free Will” to do what we want when we want.
Will, there be consequences for some things that we do not complete, however, there is more than one way to complete something that “must-do” that will not leave you feeling stressed or displeased in completing that task.
If you don’t like going to gym to workout, working out home is so much easier. This way you can say “I’m going to work out at home on my time and with a pleasant smile.
It is easier for us to deal with our circumstances instead of making the effort to move out of our comfort routines to give ourselves a chance at happiness within.
Saying “I WANT TO” Instead of ‘I HAVE TO” creates a different feel in the mind and body.
Changing your speech will change your attitude and your perception of the changes you want to make in your life.
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