Quote by Parks Cousins

Make good habits and they will make you.

Make good habits and they will make you.

Summary

This quote suggests that developing positive habits can have a profound impact on our lives. By consciously creating a routine of beneficial behaviors, we can gradually shape ourselves into better individuals. These good habits, over time, can enhance our productivity, well-being, and success. The quote serves as a reminder that the positive actions we consistently take contribute to our personal growth and determine the direction of our lives.

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By Parks Cousins

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