In this activity, you will practice the language of personal responsibility. By learning to translate Victim statements into Creator statements, you will master the language of successful people. On each sentence below, translate the Victim statements into the words of a Creator. See the examples given in the reading, "Adopting a Creator Mindset" (link below). The two keys to Creator language are taking ownership of a problem and taking positive actions to solve it. Ownership and a plan. When you respond as if you are responsible for a bad situation, then you are empowered to do something about it (unlike Victims, who must wait for someone else to solve their problems).

Questions: Victim Language

1)" If they'd do something about the parking on campus, I wouldn't be late so often"

2) I'm failing my online class because the site is impossible to navigate.

3) I'm too shy to ask questions in class even when I'm confused. 4) She's a lousy instructor. That's why I failed the first test.

5) I hate group projects because people are lazy and I always end up doing most of the work.

6) I wish I could write better, but I just can't. 7)My friend got me so angry that I can't even study for the exam.

8)I'll try to d o m y best this semester. 9)The financial aid form is too complicated to fill out. Answers: Please submit an answer of creators language for question 1 to question 9 above . Reference: https://docs.google.com/file/d/1RUHJKJhEsx0dG_-xBoJP8rnlucltRkza/edit?usp=docslist_api&filetype=msword