🏗️ 🎙️ "If you can't fly, run. If you can't run, walk. If you can't walk, crawl. But by all means, keep moving." What if the most important English lesson you ever learn isn't about grammar, but about how to build a meaningful life?

Discover the speech Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave to teenagers six months before his death – a powerful "blueprint" that's perfect for ESL students at the B1-B2 level. In this episode, we decode his legendary words about dignity, excellence, and never giving up, giving you the vocabulary and inspiration to ace your exam… and design your future.

📜 You Will Learn:
✅ Key Vocabulary: Blueprint, dignity, excellence, perseverance, stigma (all with clear, B1/B2 explanations)
✅ The 3-Step Blueprint for success:

Somebody-ness: How to believe in your own worth (and why Dr. King invented this word)

Excellence: Why sweeping a street like Michelangelo painted is the ultimate life lesson

Justice: Turning "burn, baby, burn" into "learn, baby, learn"
✅ Cultural Insight: The historical context of 1967 and why this message still matters today
✅ Exam-Ready Analysis: How to discuss powerful texts in your Matura speaking/writing tests

"You are the architect of your own life. And English is one of your most important tools."

Warning: May cause sudden clarity about your goals and a powerful urge to "burn the midnight oil" on your English studies. 🔥📚