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Using Switzerland as a prime example, the speaker highlights how this tiny country, nestled in the mountains far from major conflicts, has managed to survive and flourish for over 700 years. Switzerland’s success is attributed not just to its geographical position but to its meticulous organization of resources, especially human resources. Its ability to relate carefully and diplomatically with neighboring countries has ensured its security and stability.
The key takeaway is: being small can be an advantage when a nation is united and strategic in its dealings. It’s the cohesion and proactive self-organization that foster resilience.