• Character is simply habit long continued. — Plutarch | Printable Wall Art — Atelier Serif
  • Character is simply habit long continued. — Plutarch — Gallery Rule
  • Character is simply habit long continued. — Plutarch — Editorial Left Serif
  • Character is simply habit long continued. — Plutarch — Modern Sans Calm
  • Character is simply habit long continued. — Plutarch — Letterpress Caps
  • Character is simply habit long continued. — Plutarch — Script Whisper
  • Character is simply habit long continued. — Plutarch — Manuscript Italic
  • Character is simply habit long continued. — Plutarch — Asymmetric Left
  • Character is simply habit long continued. — Plutarch — Minimal Unsigned
  • Character is simply habit long continued. — Plutarch — Charcoal Sans
  • Character is simply habit long continued. — Plutarch — Gallery Frame
  • Character is simply habit long continued. — Plutarch — Soft Serif Right
  • Character is simply habit long continued. — Plutarch — Statement Serif
  • Character is simply habit long continued. — Plutarch — Night Script
  • Character is simply habit long continued. — Plutarch — Tracked Caps Unsigned
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Character is simply habit long continued. — Plutarch | Printable Wall Art

Character is simply habit long continued. — Plutarch | Printable Wall Art

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“Character is simply habit long continued.”

Words by Plutarch (c. 46-119 AD) — Greek biographer and essayist.

About this quote

This quote suggests that our nature is not fixed from birth, but formed gradually through daily actions. Who we are is the sum of what we repeatedly do. When choices and behaviours are practised over many years, they solidify into lasting personal traits. In short, cultivating good everyday routines is the most reliable way to build a strong, reliable moral character.

The statement comes from the ancient Greek biographer Plutarch, writing in his collection of essays known as Moralia around the first century. He explored how repeated behaviour forms moral virtue, an idea central to classical Greek philosophy.

People often hang this print in a home office or study to encourage daily focus and positive discipline.

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