Session Recap: The Power of Preparation; How Readiness Attracts Opportunities



The recent SkillHer Meets session held on Saturday, 25th October 2025, focused on an inspiring and practical topic — “The Power of Preparation: How Readiness Attracts Opportunities.”

The session featured Adeyemo Blessing, Founder/CEO of Solacium Space and Jesbee Collections, as the guest speaker. Held virtually via Google Meet, the session brought together women from across the SkillHer community to explore what it truly means to be ready for opportunities and how intentional preparation shapes success stories.


Key Takeaways from the Session

1. Preparation Creates Magnetic Energy
Blessing emphasized that preparation is more than just ticking off tasks — it’s a mindset. When you prepare intentionally, you build a magnetic field that draws opportunities toward you. Readiness signals confidence, discipline, and capability.

2. Readiness Meets Opportunity
Opportunities rarely wait for anyone. The people who appear “lucky” are often those who have been quietly preparing for their moment long before it arrived. Preparation positions you for recognition, growth, and success.

3. The Difference Between Perfection and Preparation
Preparation isn’t about perfection — it’s about progress and consistency. Perfection paralyzes, but preparation propels. Every small, consistent effort compounds into competence.

4. Develop a Filtering Mindset
Preparation sharpens discernment. It helps you identify which opportunities align with your purpose and which ones don’t. Blessing encouraged participants to keep learning, stay open-minded, and build resilience in the face of change.

5. Keep Your Mind Open and Evolving
A prepared mind welcomes feedback, new perspectives, and challenges — all of which are essential for long-term growth and success.


 The Four Pillars of Readiness

During the session, participants also explored practical ways to build readiness using four key pillars:

  • Skills: What can you do that creates value? Regularly update and expand your skill set — focus on your core, growth, and future skills.
  • Resources: What do you have that supports your journey? Maintain a financial buffer, manage your time wisely, and keep your materials (CVs, portfolios, LinkedIn profiles) updated.
  • Network: Who do you know, and who knows you? Build genuine relationships. Stay connected to communities that challenge and support you.
  • Visibility: How are you showing up? Let people see your work and consistency. Opportunities often find those who show up repeatedly and reliably.

Together, these pillars help women stay ready enough to seize the right opportunities when they appear.

The 30-Day Preparation Challenge

To close the session, Blessing left participants with a powerful call to action — a 30-Day Preparation Plan to help turn lessons into daily habits.

  • Week 1: Define what you’re preparing for and take your first small action.
  • Week 2: Build momentum — practice consistency and track your progress.
  • Week 3: Accelerate — step out of your comfort zone, seek feedback, and connect your work to real opportunities.
  • Week 4: Reflect and integrate — celebrate your growth and plan your next 30 days.

This challenge is a reminder that readiness is a journey, not a one-time event.


Final Thoughts

The SkillHer Meets session with Adeyemo Blessing was a heartfelt reminder that true preparation begins from within — in our thoughts, habits, and daily actions.

Preparation is an ongoing process, not a one-time event.
Readiness attracts opportunities — hesitation repels them.
Progress over perfection — take the next small step



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