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habit

[hab-it] / ˈhæb ɪt /


NOUN
dress, clothing, often for a particular purpose
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"Reducing a monthly saving from £100 to £20 for example would still mean you are moving forward and what matters most is keeping the habit alive."

From BBC

It’s a habit I picked up from a reader, who wrote to explain how keeping track of daily accomplishments, no matter how small, may be even more empowering than practicing gratitude.

From The Wall Street Journal

For office workers routinely handling email, sending and receiving documents, or anyone at home on their personal computer, a healthy dose of skepticism and some good online habits may still be the best defense.

From The Wall Street Journal

Spotify Wrapped only represents the culmination of our listening habits on a single music platform, but every shared Wrapped post seems to come with some self-evident clarity about our personal identity.

From Los Angeles Times

The habit could also help tackle a much bigger problem.

From BBC