Yesterday evening, I listened to a radio show which meant to teach us how to change our attitudes towardsabout life.

The speaker said that individuals always tended to give up their rights to choose.

Choose what ???

People always thoughink that they hadve to do something, but in fact, things that they did is not because they have no choice but to do so, it’s because they choose to do sothey do things because of intentional actions.

This makes no sense

The reason why they always use the negative words like “I have to…”is because they don’t want to take responsibilitiesy.

“I did that because someone unforced me”, then w.” When serious consequences came up, the one who did would blame that it’s allas a result of actions occur, it is easier to blame someone else’s fault.

This doesn’t make sense

SoIn they won’t try their best to get things better.is manner, it provides an excuse not to chose the correct actions.

This doesn’t make sense

The speaker tried to help us change the negative words using habitthought patterns to positive ones.

This sentence does not make sense

He said words have the magic power, ws. When you change the words, even if you do nothing at beginning, theyour attitude will change at the same time, and you will make more efforts atin the future.

I will try it from now!😅 on.

Yesterday evening, I listened to a radio show which meant to teach usabout changeing our attitudes towards life.

I feel this is a more natural way to say it.

The speaker said that individuals always tended to give up their rights to choose.

People always thoughtink they hadve to do something, but in fact, the things that they did iswere not because they haved no choice but to do so, it’sbut because they choose to do so.

The reason why they always use the negative words likeword things negatively, for example, “I have to…” is because they don’t want to take on the responsibilitiesy.

They say, “I did that because someone unforced me”, then when serious consequences caome up, the persone who did would blameit claims that it’'s all someone else’'s fault.

So they won’t trydo their best to getmake things better.

The speaker tried to help us change the negative words using habits tolisteners change our habit of using negative words into the habit of using positive ones.

He said words have the magic power,s and when you change theyour words, even if you do nothing at beginning, then't feel anything at first, your attitude will change at the same time,gradually change and you will makeput forth more efforts at in the future.

It sounds reasonable.

a more natural way of saying this would be "(it) makes sense to me" :)

Yesterday evening, I listened to a radio show which was meant to teach us to change our attitudes towards life.

People always thought they had to do something, but in fact, the things that they did iswere not because they have no choice but to do so, it’sbut because they choose to do so.

If you want to sound a bit less verbose you can also phrase the second half like "the things that they did were not because had no choice, but because they chose to."

The reason why they always use the negative words like “I have to…” is because they don’t want to take responsibilitiesy.

“I did that because someone unforced me”, then when serious consequences caome up, the one who did it would blamesay that it’s all someone else’s fault.

If you want to use "blame" here I would write it like this: "the one who did it would blame someone else." Using the word "blame" already implies that someone is at fault.

So they won’t try their best to getmake things better.

The speaker tried to help us change the negative words using habits to positive ones using habits.

He said words have the magic power, w. When you change the words, even if you do nothing at beginning, thefirst, your attitude will change at the sameover time, and you will make more efforts atin the future.

I will try it from now on!😅