A short motivational monologue by Hadar Shemesh emphasizing proactive preparation so one can seize opportunities when they arise. The speaker argues that luck is preparation meeting opportunity and urges listeners to improve skills (e.g., English) and stop waiting for external reasons to change unhappy aspects of life.
Opportunities don't come unless you're really ready for them. Luck is when preparation meets opportunity. You gotta be prepared. And then when the opportunity comes, you are ready to nail it. Imagine that an opportunity comes, but your English will not be ready. Then you won't be able to take advantage of the situation. The idea is to be ready before the opportunity comes, so when it comes, you can do it. Don't wait for a reason, an external reason, to start changing things that you're unhappy about in your life. Life.
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