"あなたがするすべての選択には結果があります"
— Zig Ziglar
Simplified Meaning:
Whenever you decide to do something, it leads to a certain outcome. Imagine you have two paths you can walk down. If you choose the path through the forest, you might see beautiful trees and animals, but you might also get tired or lost. If you choose the path to the village, you could meet new people and maybe find something interesting to do there, but you might miss out on the quiet peace of the forest. In both cases, your decision changes what happens next. This idea tells us to think carefully before deciding because each decision shapes our future. In everyday life, if you choose to study hard, you might get good grades and a better job in the future. If you decide not to study, you could have a harder time finding work you enjoy. By understanding this, people can make choices that move them toward better results and avoid ones that might lead to difficulties.
