This phrase is commonly associated with the idea that a person's

habits play a crucial role in determining their character and future.

First you make your habits, and then your habits make you. You

become a slave to your constantly repeated acts. What at first you

choose, at last drives you. 

Your thoughts lead you to a purpose. Your purpose moves you to

take action. Your actions form your habits.

Your habits determine your character, and your character fixes your

destiny.  Your habits are either the best of servants or the worst of

masters.  Once in motion, a pattern tends to stay in motion.

If one repeatedly indulges in certain actions or behaviors, they

ultimately shape and define their identity. For instance, if you

repeatedly study diligently, you become a diligent person or

student. If you habitually indulge in physical activities, you will

become an active or physically fit individual. It underscores the

significance of regular practices and routine activities in personal

growth and development.

A person is ultimately defined not by their intentions or words,

but by the habits they have cultivated and follow on a regular basis.

To your success,

Bernice Howard