2. If habit is not the best servant, it is the worst master. -Amens

Nothing is as magical as habit. -Ovid

4. Habit is a tenacious and huge force, which can dominate life. bacon

5, less becomes nature, and habit becomes nature. -Confucius

6. It is inferiority to look down on yourself because of pain. -Spinoza

7. Habits dominate people who are not good at thinking. -Wordsworth

8. Habits separate social classes from each other. -Wei James

9, always act in a certain way, people can form a habit. -Aristotle

10, bad habits are formed unconsciously. -Ovid

1 1, one nail squeezes out another nail, and habit should be replaced by habit. -Erasmus

12. Habit is either the best servant or the worst master. Emerson

Virtue mostly exists in good habits. -Paley

14, people love habits, because they make them themselves. -T. Rency

15, better late than never in overcoming bad habits. -Lide Kuyt

16, let every student walk with his head up in school. -Suhomlinski

17, habit is formed by habit. Plautus

18. Habit is a huge flywheel and the most valuable defender of society. -Wei James

19, it is not difficult to do a good deed, but it is difficult to form the habit of doing good deeds. -Aristotle

20. People like habits because they create them. -Bernard Shaw

2 1. Good habits are the foundation of a healthy personality. Sun Yunxiao

22. At first, we created habits. Later, habits created us. Oscar Wilde

23. Habit forms character, and character determines fate. -Keynes

24. Habit forms character, and character determines fate. -Keynes

25. Habit is more stubborn than nature. Quintus

26. Go your own way and let others talk. -Dante

27. The power of habit is enormous. -Cicero

28. Habit should be conquered by habit. -Thomas of Campton

29, accumulated, it is better to raise a good habit. -Ye Shengtao

When you start to act according to your habits, your enterprising spirit will be lost. -unamuno

3 1. Good habits are the best clothes a person can wear in the social field. -Socrates

It is not difficult to do a good deed, but it is difficult to form the habit of doing it. -Aristotle

33. Many creative people didn't think of this. They were led astray by habit. keats

Happiness really does not depend on nature, but on people's habits. -epiktetos

35. Habit is really a tenacious and huge force, which can dominate a person's life. bacon

36. Good habits will prevent you from going to fame and pleasure at any time. -Shakespeare

Habits will soon become a necessity in your life if they are not restrained. -Augustine

In fact, all education is ultimately to cultivate good habits. -Locke

39. An ounce of habit is worth a pound of wisdom when dealing with daily affairs. -To brid.

If left unchecked, habits will soon become a necessity in your life.

4 1, a proud person is bound to be jealous. What he is most jealous of is the person who is praised for his virtue. -Spinoza

42. Habit is habit. No one can throw it out of the window, but lead it downstairs step by step. -Mark Twain

43. What is education? On the one hand, in a word, it is to form good habits. -Ye Shengtao

44. Good habits can change our lives. Once cultivated, it can benefit for life. anonymous

45. As long as you can master your own thoughts and form correct habits, you can master your own destiny and everyone can do it. -Napoleon

46, must give up drinking and women. Happiness is so short, so vague, and regret is so great. -Tolstoy Biography

47. Although habit can be a shameful devil, it can also be an angel. -Shakespeare's Hamlet

48, sowing behavior, you can harvest habits; Sowing habits can harvest character; Sowing character can reap fate. -Thackeray

Habit is a huge cable-we weave a thread every day, but we can't break it in the end. -Mei Yin

50. Obviously, pride and humility are just the opposite, but they have the same object. -This object is the self. Hume

5 1, sowing behavior, can harvest habits; Sowing habits can harvest character; Sowing character can reap fate. -Thackeray, British writer

52. Habits are hard to break. No one can throw it out of the window, but coax it down the stairs step by step. -Mark Twain's Fool Wilson

53. Good habits are people's moral capital stored in the nervous system. This capital is constantly increasing in value, and people enjoy its interest all their lives. -ushinski

54. Sow an action and you will reap a habit; Sow a habit and you will gain a personality; Sow your personality and you will reap your destiny. -Pudman

55. If good habits are a kind of moral capital, then, to the same extent, bad habits are moral debts that cannot be paid off. -ushinski

56. Habits are hard to break. No one can throw it out of the window, but coax it down the stairs step by step. -Mark Twain's Fool Wilson

57. What people think and do is taken for granted. Only time can change people slowly, and no rational argument can change a habit that is obviously harmful to oneself. -Gorky's "Isolation"

58. It is a misunderstanding to think that a person who has done one thing in a certain way will never do the same thing again. As long as he has done it, he will definitely do it again. In fact, he has already done it. -Caesar Pavezer

59, what kind of thoughts, what kind of behavior; What kind of behavior and habits; What kind of habits, what kind of personality; What kind of personality, what kind of fate. -Chahall