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successful
成功した
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failure
失敗
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hesitate
ためらう
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start off
出発する
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personal
個人的な
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In 1903, the Wright Brothers achieved the first successful flight. They experimented with many things and made a lot of mistakes before this flight. However, they never gave up. They looked for a solution as soon as they spotted a problem. The brothers understood that they needed to learn from their mistakes. They were not afraid of failure and welcomed it.
I learned two important lessons from the stories. First, we should not hesitate to come up with new and unique ideas. The key to starting off is to use our imagination. Second, I learned that failure is an opportunity to learn. Doing something and failing is better than doing nothing and learning nothing.
This is the message I want to leave with you: have the courage to imagine and the courage to act in your personal and public lives.
Thank you for listening.
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3. | What message did the speaker leave? |
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