The phrase "mind habit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any habitual thought or behavior that we regularly exhibit. For example: "My mind habit of procrastinating on difficult tasks makes it hard for me to stay on track."
To name just a few: Cogmed, Lumosity, Brain Games, Jungle Memory, CogniFit, MindSparke, MyBrainSolutions, Brain Spa, brainTivity, Brainiversity, Brain Metrix, Mind Quiz: Your Brain Coach, Brain Exercise with Dr. Kawashima, Nintendo's Brain Age, MindHabits, NeuroNation, HAPPYneuron.
After transcribing all the interviews, the authors spent a year developing a method for coding the tapes and transcripts according to the thinking, or "mind habits," of the teachers as they sought to convey concepts and strategies to the students.
In this meditation all of these mind habits are left to be as they are.
The same is true about replacing negative thinking patterns with positive ones, slowly the work becomes new mind habits that require practice like any habits.
He would tell himself that it takes a much longer time for people to change their minds, habits and preferences than you realize even with sound logic, planning and communication.
That place is beyond mind, beyond habit, beyond compulsion.
As outdoorsmen go, Lisi is a creature not of adventure but of submissive, mind-clearing habit.
He banished the "idols of the mind," those habits of reason that blinded you to the evidence.
B-Fit includes a health check and then activities to maintain a healthy body, mind and habits.
He then presents a rigorous training regimen, presented as a series of four "rules," for transforming your mind and habits to support this skill.
