“The hardest thing to learn in life is which bridge to cross and which to burn.”
— Bertrand Russell
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In life, we often have to make choices that can change our future. Imagine you are standing in front of two bridges. Crossing one bridge could lead you to a great opportunity, like a new job or a new friendship. But not all bridges are good for you; some may lead to trouble or problems. Knowing which bridges to cross means making decisions that will help you grow and succeed. Burning bridges means ending things that are harmful or holding you back, like cutting ties with negative people. An example could be leaving a job that makes you unhappy and finding a new one that makes you excited. By learning to make these decisions wisely, you can create a better path for your life.
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