Idiom of the day

 

Idiom: "Don't put all your eggs in one basket"

🔍 Meaning:

Don’t risk everything on one single plan, person, investment, or opportunity. If it fails, you lose everything.

🥚💼 Example in simple terms:

Imagine you carry all your eggs in one basket. If you drop the basket — all the eggs break.

So, in life:
If you depend on only one job, one investment, or one plan, and it fails… you’re in big trouble.

✅ Better approach:

Spread your risks. Have more than one option or backup plan.

🔹 Examples in real life:

• Investing: Don’t put all your money in one company’s stock. If it crashes, you lose everything.

• Career: Don’t rely on just one job opportunity. Apply to several.

• Travel plans: Don’t book only one bus without checking other options in case it gets canceled.