This article tries to note how, as owners of good etiquette, we can further enhance the practicability of moral actions in our relationship of life. Man does not always develop his life in a manner consistent with morality. The realization of human practical life is difficult to draw entirely in the way that standards are laid out for action, and rather, when approaching as a matter of the character of an actor's attitude, the feasibility of practical life will be increased in reality. Just as individuals and societies, theories and practices have complementary relationships, acts and actors are also very closely related to human life. Now we have to look closely at the standards and frameworks for moral life from the perspective of human attitude or inclination to live in concrete reality. In this context, we need to pay renewed attention to Aristotle’s ethics. Because his actor-centered ethical position has much to suggest to us that he has a duty to implement practical inevitability. Therefore, this article looks at Aristotle’s ethical position, especially the process of going beyond the concept of passion and virtue and practical wisdom, to see how we can overcome the problem of inconsistency. It will also give us a prospect of how we can live a practical life as owners of great etiquette.