"賢明であれば最悪に備えよう。"
— George Washington
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It’s smart to get ready for bad situations even when things seem fine. Think of it like carrying an umbrella when the weather report says it might rain. If the rain comes, you're protected, and if it doesn't, nothing is lost. History is full of examples, like when people saved food during good harvests to be ready for times when crops didn't grow well. In your own life, this could mean saving some money each month in case you have unexpected expenses, like car repairs or medical bills. Planning ahead can help you stay calm and handle problems better when they arise.
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