What is the best habit you&#x27;ve taken up from another person?

@olivia_watson2 Yes, It just takes a minute, yet it has a significant influence on your peace of mind.

Sophia Emma @sophia_emma

Organize your clothes every week.

@sophia_emma This helps me a lot in managing home chores.

Alex gleen @alex_gleen

Google every new word you come across.

@alex_gleen Oh, that's so interesting. That means we will learn something new regularly.

zeeshan @zeeshan121

On every trip, buy a keepsake and preserve it in a "Memory box."

jonny vince @jonny_vince

Daily 10 to 20 mins walk.

Peter agar @peter_agar

Being polite

@peter_agar That so beautiful, Because being polite is very important these days.

Beaufort Caron @beaufort_caron

Never giving up

Sanjna @g_sanjna

Smash fear in the face!

Luis Barrera @luisbarrera

meditating

James Giroux @james_giroux

Recently, I received a private slack message from a colleague while I was speaking during a big team meeting. It was a heart emoji and was followed up shortly after with a bit of positive feedback that what I had said really resonated with them and was a great way to phrase what I had said. I realized in that moment the power of private recognition and feedback. So often, I am happy to publicly recognize the great work our team does but that little 'in the moment' piece of feedback meant way more to me than the public accolades I'd recently received. I felt heard, understood and valued. It's a 'habit' I am excited to take up and practice with those around me.

Paul VanZandt @paul_vanzandt

Time-blocking my days. I don't do it every day, but especially on the super packed ones, time blocking gives me a structural boost to everything I do.