Quotes about habits

1. Habit, each of us is more or less its slave. ——Gao Ting

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

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

4. Habits are either the best servants or the worst masters. ——Emerson

5. Habit becomes a magician. It is cruel to beautiful things, but kind to ugly things. ——Weida

6. The power of habit is huge. ——Cicero

7. Habits are like a cable. We wrap a new rope around it every day. Before long, it will become unbreakable. ——Mann

8. A habit is a habit. No one can throw it out of the window, but can only lead it downstairs step by step. --mark? Twain

9. Habit is everything, even in love. ——Wowenag

10. Customs are not as wise as laws, but they are often more prevalent. ——Disraeli

11. Habits can create second nature. ——Cicero

12. Habits, if not resisted, will soon become necessities. ——Augustine

13. Habit is ten times more powerful than nature. ——Wellington

14. Habits have actually become part of nature. ——Aristotle

15. Habits make social classes separate themselves without mixing. ——Wei James

16. Habit makes us obey everything. ——Burton

17. Habit is the huge flywheel and the most valuable defender of society. ——William James

18. Habit is our powerful idol, and we all have to surrender to it. ——Aram

19. Habits are the daughters 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

20. Habits are the leaders of a person’s thoughts and behaviors. ——Emerson

21. Habit is a giant cable - we weave one thread every day, and in the end we cannot break it. ——Maine

22. Habit is a tenacious and huge force that can dominate life. ——(British) Bacon

23. Habits are formed through habits. ——Plautus

24. Habit is the bane of the wise and the idol of the fool. ——Thomas Fuller

25. Habits form character, and character determines destiny. - John Keynes

26. Habits must be conquered by habit. ——Thomas of Kempten

27. Habits are like spider threads at the beginning, but after getting used to them, they are like ropes

28. Habits are really a tenacious and huge force. They can Dominate a person's life, therefore, people should develop a good habit through education from an early age. ——Bacon

29. The power of the chain of habit is very weak, so it is often not felt, but once it is felt, it is indestructible. ——Samuel Johnson

30. Habits dominate people who are not good at thinking. Good habits can ensure that they do not become bad people. ——Wordsworth

31. Being idle becomes lazy, and being lazy becomes disease. ——Yan Zhitui

32. 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. . ——Maslow

33. Many creative people have not thought of this. They have been led astray by habitual thinking. ——Keats

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

35. If a person eradicates one bad habit every year, he will soon become a perfect person. ——Thomas of Kempten

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

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

38. When it comes to overcoming bad habits, it is better late than never. ——Leedy Te

39. In daily self-care, an ounce of habit is worth a pound of wisdom. ——To? cloth? Reed

40. When you become rich, you don’t know how to benefit from new things. When you become poor, it is difficult to change the old family tradition.

41. People can develop habits by always doing things in a certain way. ——Aristotle

42. Go your own way and let others speak. ——Dante

43. It is not difficult to do a good deed. What is difficult is to develop a habit of doing good deeds. ——Aristotle

44. Thoughts guide behavior; behavior forms habits; habits create character; character determines destiny.

——(American) John Keynes

45. Thoughts (whether good or bad) and behavioral habits, this is the law of life. ——Tryin

46. If you sow behavior, you can harvest habits; if you sow habits, you can harvest character; if you sow character, you can harvest destiny. ——British writer Thackeray

47. Sow an action and you will reap a habit; sow a habit and you will reap a personality; sow a personality and you will reap a destiny. ——(British) Pudman

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

49. Big things surprise us, small things make us frustrated. Over time, we will become accustomed to both. ——La Bruyère

50. When you start to act according to habits, your enterprising spirit will be lost. ——Unamuno

51. Read it a hundred times, and its meaning will be apparent to you. ——"Three Kingdoms"

52. There are three ways to read, namely, the heart, the eyes, and the mouth. ——Zhu Xi

53. Children cannot be taught well by using rules. Rules will always be forgotten by them. But once the habit is successfully cultivated, there is no need to rely on memory, and it can take effect easily and naturally. ——Locke

54. Deep-rooted bad habits cannot be developed overnight. ——Yu Waina

55. Successful education for children starts with cultivating good habits. ——Ba Jin

56. Good habits are more correct than the law. ——Euripides

57. Bad habits are formed unconsciously. ——Ovid

58. Bad habits are like cakes, better broken than preserved. ——Britain

59. Since habits are the masters of life, people should strive to obtain good habits. If a habit starts at an early age, it is the most perfect habit. This is certain. We call this education. Education is actually a habit that starts at an early age.

60. Virtue mostly exists in good habits. ——Pelley

61. First we create our habits, and then our habits create us. ——(British) Oscar Wilde

62. Let every student walk in school with his head raised. ——Suhomlinsky

63. People like habits, because they are the ones who create them. ——Author: Bernard Shaw

64. People should control their habits, but never let their habits control themselves. ——Ostrovsky

65. Nothing is as powerful as habits. ——Ovid

66. Whether happiness really depends not on nature, but on people’s habits. ——Epictetus

67. Dogs that are used to being chained cannot be taken hunting.

——Kirgiz people