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In this Polish monologue, the speaker argues that the more professional experience and competencies you accumulate, the higher the opportunity cost of leaving a stable, well‑paid job to launch a venture. This creates a paradox: expertise that should empower you instead makes the decision to become an entrepreneur more painful. The speaker warns against the common trap of waiting for the "right moment"—a moment that never arrives because there will always be unknowns and perceived skill gaps. Instead, he champions rapid action, emphasizing that success depends on many variables beyond personal competence, such as timing, luck, and the people you meet. The overall message is to prioritize decisive movement over endless preparation.

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