The old Italian saying, “The wolf loses its fur but not its vice,” serves as a poignant reminder of how challenging it can be to change ingrained behaviors. Despite any surface-level transformations, the essence often remains unchanged. This idea resonates in modern psychology, urging us to prioritize consistent actions over fleeting appearances when evaluating true personal growth.
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