Habits: What’s Good, What’s Bad?
Do you have good or bad habits? I think most people try to make good habits but sometimes it ends up failing but some people go through with it. A student in my class named Nathan Panamaroff said “I play games to relax.” My journalism teacher, Mx. Fletcher says they have quite a few habits and one is coming into school at 6 am. Everyone has habits, some are good, and some are bad. One can be brushing your teeth every day, another good one could be getting to class on time, turning in your assignments on time, and checking your grade to see if you did good or bad on an assignment. Some bad ones can be not getting enough sleep at night, not charging your devices when you are home at night, or not taking care of yourself such as not brushing your teeth or taking a shower or flossing. A few habits can be waking up early or going to sleep very late at night. Another student in my class named Ryan Coker says “I like to talk about my car a lot,” Finally, a student in my class named Jackson Nelson says “I like to drive and hang out with my friends.” Habits can be as bad as biting your nails or not taking care of yourself. Everyone has a habit of pulling into a parking spot instead of backing in or leaving stuff in their vehicle like a coat or phone. When people form habits it usually takes up to 254 days or as little as 66 days.
Good habits: Bad habits:
Brushing your teeth Speeding in your vehicle
Taking a shower often Not exercising
Charging your phone Going to sleep late
Saying good morning Not taking care of yourself
Backing into a parking spot Getting to class late
Cleaning your room Slouching
Spending time with family and friends Procrastinating
Drinking water every day Eating junk food
Eating healthy Being Lazy
Meditating Not being nice to others
Being nice and polite to everyone Being selfish
Eating your vegetables Not helping around
Personal Growth Assignments late
Having Goals Yelling at others
Having a clean room Destroying school property
Doing work on time Any form of violence
Using Manners Not staying clean
Washing hands often Wasting time
Being truthful Lying to others
Getting fresh air outside Valuing other’s opinion
Having good posture Not respecting someone