1. When it comes to overcoming bad habits, it is better late than never. ——Leader

(About the author: British poet)

2. If your habit is not suppressed, it will soon become a necessity in your life. ——Augustine

(About the author: a Christian thinker during the ancient Roman Empire, an important representative of Christian theology and patristic philosophy in the European Middle Ages.)

3. I have always believed that those who have no bad habits Very few people are virtuous. ——Lincoln

(About the author: The 16th President of the United States.)

4. Our worst vices begin with bad habits in childhood. Our chief education is in the hands of the wet nurse. ——Goethe

(About the author: poet, natural scientist, literary theorist and political figure, Goethe is the most famous representative of Weimar classicism; as a creator of poetry, drama and prose works, He is one of the greatest German writers and an outstanding figure in world literature)

5. If good habits are a kind of moral capital, then, to the same extent, bad habits are. Habits are moral debts that cannot be paid off. ——Ushensky

(About the author: 19th century Russian educator)

6. Bad habits are like pancakes, they are better broken than preserved. ——Leedyte

(About the author: British poet)