A short YouTube monologue by Kim Zoller (part of "Wednesday's Wirings") using an anecdote about crossing the Brooklyn Bridge to introduce the "bridges" metaphor. Zoller reflects on being a bridge for others, the value of building bridges (opportunities, relationships), cautions against burning bridges, and prompts listeners to examine how they manage their connections and whether they are building paths to where they want to go.
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I was lucky enough to be traveling on the Brooklyn Bridge today, going to the airport, and something came to me like bridges. Bridges. There's so many things about bridges. So. Hi, I'm Kim Zoller, and welcome to Wednesday's wirings. And I just was thinking how lucky and grateful I am that I am from so many people a bridge between where they are today or where they've been to where they want to go. And what about bridges that we build? I mean, what does that do for us? So many opportunities, so many relationships. And what about burning a bridge that sometimes it's so important to remember not to burn a bridge, that it just breaks down so much of really, our purpose in life. And what about bridges that have been burned? What were the lessons there? And maybe that bridge was there for a reason and needed to be burned. So something to think about. And what are you doing with your bridges? Are you getting to where you want to go? Are you not burning the bridges? You don't need to. And because you're thinking, thinking about it. And are you building the bridges that could really help you and the other people around you have the very best day.
