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Day 9

Day 9 is way better than most others in the 21-Day Challenge. What is it?

9. Replace 'I have to' with 'I get to.'

Replacing something isn't very easy. But this time, replacing words, it is so simple! For example:

'I have to work on my blog post.' → 'I get to work on my blog post.'

'I have to go to school.' → 'I get to go to school.'

'I have to do homework.' → 'I get to do homework.'

This helps gain a growth mindset.

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