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Developing good habits is something that can be done at any age and it is never too late to take an interest in this very informative and beneficial subject.

A routine that consists of good habits create the necessary mindset for a better managed day’s activities and also contributes to a lot of the positive elements around that generally contributes to positive vibes.

It is hard to be taken seriously both in one’s personal life as well as professional life if one does not portray a lifestyle worth respecting, therefore taking the trouble to always set good examples that one would expect other to follow is a move in the right direction.

Always trying to be or do the best one is capable of is also another good example to set and one that will garner certain emulation from those around.

Although good habits can be nurtured through examples, being able to actually see or hear documented proof of these goods habit bearing fruit is more impactful and likely to produce positive affirmation in an individual intending to seriously pursue this style of incorporating good habits into his or her lifestyle.

Stories portraying good habits are often not only interesting but rather uplifting too. This style of encouraging the formation or adaptation of good habits is especially beneficial in reaching out to children.

There are several different categories where good habits can be encouraged through stories, some of which are bravery, charity, commitment, creativity, fair play, humility, obedience, respectfulness, patience, sharing, sincerity, team work, that the list goes on.

Though it may seem that this is more applicable to the world of children, addressing work issues by “painting” scenarios of real life successes through stories has been known to be very effective. Instead of cramming rules down their throats, use positive praise when you catch people or yourself doing something you like.

Don't use one person's undesirable behavior as an example of how not to act. Instead, redirect the attention to someone who is completing good habits and tasks.