Get In The Habit the quality or state of being kind.

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Get In The Habit the quality or state of being kind

1. Habit

The prevailing disposition or character of a person's thoughts and feelings : mental makeup

2. Highly

With approval : favorably

3. Effective

Producing a result that is wanted

4. Teen

A young person; 13-19 years of age

5. Success

Favorable or desired outcome

6.Characteristics

A distinguishing trait, quality, or property

7. Victory

The overcoming of an enemy or antagonist

8. Paradigms

Your point of view, frame of reference, or belief.

9. Principles

A comprehensive and fundamental law, doctrine, or assumption.

10. Centered

Emotionally stable and secure

11. Commitment

An agreement or pledge to do something in the future

12. Effort

Conscious exertion of power : hard work

13. Change

To replace with another

14. Relationship

A specific instance or type of kinship

15. Deposit

To place especially for safekeeping or as a pledge

16. Withdrawal

Removal from a place of deposit or investment

17. Promise

Declaration that one will do or refrain from doing something specified

18. Kindness

The quality or state of being kind

19. Honest

Free from fraud or deception

20. Talent

The natural endowments of a person