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

(About the author: British poet)

2. If habits are not suppressed, they 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. ——Leader

(About the author: British poet)

7. Bad habits will hinder your path to fame, profit and enjoyment at any time. ——Shakespeare

(About the author: Shakespeare, a great playwright and poet during the British Renaissance, and the master of humanistic literature during the European Renaissance.)

8. Great Persuasion For most people, there is nothing more effective than describing their faults. Bad habits become the laughing stock of everyone, which is a serious blow to bad habits. ——Molière

(About the author: French comedy writer, actor, drama activist. The founder of French ballet comedy.)

9. Deep-rooted bad habits will never change overnight Can be developed. ——Yu Waina

10. It is much easier to change good habits than bad habits. This is a great tragedy in life. ——British novelist Somerset Maugham

(About the author: British novelist and dramatist. His works often examine life with a calm, objective and even critical attitude, with a detached tone, irony and compassion. It has a large number of readers at home and abroad)

11. Bad habits are gradually formed unconsciously. ——Ovid

(About the author: Ancient Roman poet. One of the most influential poets in ancient Rome.)

12. The greatest harm of bad habits is devaluation The value of a person. ——Gide

(About the author: a famous French writer. Representative for the protection of gay rights.)

13. If a person eradicates one bad habit every year, it will not take long for him to become a A perfect person. —— Thomas of Kempten For further reading, please click for more classic aphorisms about habits:

1. People can develop habits by always acting in a certain way. ——Aristotle

2. Habits must be conquered by habit. ——Thomas of Campten

3. Habit is really a tenacious and huge force that can dominate life. Therefore, people should establish good habits through perfect education from an early age. ——Francis. Bacon (British philosopher)

4. Habits dominate people who are not good at thinking. ——Wordsworth

5. If your heart changes, your attitude will change; if your attitude changes, your habits will change; if your habits change, your character will change; if your character changes, your life will change. Change. ——Maslow

6. Many creative people have not thought of this. They have been led astray by habit.

——Keats

7. One nail squeezes out another nail, and habit must be replaced by habit. ——Erasmus

8. It is a misunderstanding in any case to think that a person who has performed a certain act in a certain way will not do the same thing again. As long as he has done it before, he will do it again. In fact, he has already done it. ——Cesare Pavese

9. What kind of thoughts are there, what kind of behaviors are there; what kind of behaviors are there, there are what kind of habits; what kind of habits are there, there are what kind of habits. What kind of character you have; what kind of character you have, what kind of destiny you have. ——Cha Aihor

10. In taking care of yourself in daily things, an ounce of habit is worth a pound of wisdom. ——Tom B. Reed

11. Habits are formed through habits. ——Plautus

12. Habit is a tenacious and huge force that can dominate life. ——[English] Bacon

13. Habit is the daughter of behavior, but the daughter in turn raises her mother and gives birth to her own daughter in the image of her mother, but she is more beautiful and luckier. ——Jay Taylor

14. The successful education of children starts with the cultivation of good habits. ——Ba Jin

15. Bad habits are formed unconsciously. ——Ovid

16. Habit is either the best servant or the worst master. ——[American] Emerson

17. Habits are more stubborn than nature. ——Quintus

18. Begging for food for three years and being too lazy to become an official. ——Japan

19. Thoughts determine actions, actions form habits, habits form quality, and quality determines destiny. ——Tao Xingzhi (a famous Chinese educator)

20. Thoughts (not to mention good or bad) and behavioral habits, this is the law of life. ——Tryin