Quote by Plutarch

Character is simply habit long continued.

Character is simply habit long continued.

Summary

This quote suggests that one's character is not something inherent or fixed, but rather a result of consistent habits and patterns of behavior. It implies that one's character is formed over time through the repeated choices and actions they engage in. In other words, the qualities and traits that define someone's character are not born out of a single event or decision, but from the cumulative effects of their habits and actions over a prolonged period. This viewpoint emphasizes the importance of consistent moral and ethical behavior in shaping a person's character.

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