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The rewards in life go to those who are willing to give up the past

The rewards in life go to those who are willing to give up t

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This quote suggests that in order to achieve success or happiness, one must be willing to let go of the past. It implies that holding onto past events, regrets, or attachments can hinder progress and prevent individuals from embracing new opportunities. By releasing the past, one can be open to new experiences, personal growth, and the rewards that come with it.

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