The phrase “crossing the Rubicon” was first used in 49-45BC by Julius Caesar. The phase was used by Caesar when he seized power in the Roman Empire. It was at the moment that Caesars army crossed Rubicon, which was forbidden since it meant immediate act of war against the Republic of Italy. Once crossed, Caesar had started a war with Italy. But today it generally means “the point of no return” meaning a choice or action that can never be reversed or fixed, it’s a choice that will stick with you for the rest of your life.
Many people go through these choices, some on a daily basis, but everyone has to “cross the Rubicon” once or twice in their lives. Whether it be what college you go to, or what job you want, there are thousands of choices that
Many people go through these choices, some on a daily basis, but everyone has to “cross the Rubicon” once or twice in their lives. Whether it be what college you go to, or what job you want, there are thousands of choices that