This document provides tips and etiquettes for good habits. It recommends remembering people's names and birthdays, respecting traditions and living things, offering your place in line if someone has few items, sending your mom a thank you card on your birthday, putting caps back on toothpaste and knives in peanut butter sandwiches before jelly. It also suggests removing sunglasses when talking to someone, overestimating travel time by 15%, planting a tree on your birthday, praying for wisdom not things, properly fitting shoes feeling good initially, and questioning goals if they help you become your best.

1. Remember other
people's birthdays.
Good Habits

2. Remember
people’s names.
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3. Remember the
ones who
love you.
Good Habits

4. Respect
traditions.
Good Habits

5. Show respect
for all
living things.
Good Habits

6. Offer your place in line
at the grocery check
out if the person
behind you has only
two or three items.
Etiquettes

7. On your birthday, send
your mom a thank-
you card.
Etiquettes

8. Put the cap back on
the toothpaste.
Etiquettes

9. Put the knife in the jelly
before putting it in a
peanut butter when
you make a
sandwich.
Etiquettes

10. Remove your
sunglasses when you
talk to someone.
Etiquettes

11. Over estimate travel
time by 15 percent.
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12. Plant a tree on your
birthday.
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13. Pray not for things,
but for wisdom and
encourage.
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14. Properly fitting shoes should
feel good as soon as you
try them on. Don’t believe
the salesperson who says,
“They will be fine as soon
as you break them in.”
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15. Question your goals
by asking, ‘Will this
help me become
my very best?’
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