Quote by Ernest Bramah

One learns to itch where one can scratch.

One learns to itch where one can scratch.

Summary

This quote suggests that individuals adapt and find outlets or solutions in places that offer a productive and helpful response to their needs or desires. By using the metaphor of scratching an itch, it implies that people intuitively seek out opportunities or resources that can provide immediate relief or satisfaction where they have an accessible and effective solution. This quote highlights the importance of adaptability and resourcefulness in finding effective ways to address personal challenges or satisfy one's desires in life.

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Adaptability

By Ernest Bramah

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