Hello!
In the following sentences, I'm not sure exactly what 'and then' means.
I'd appreciate it if anyone could paraphrase it so that I can understand what it means.
” Because sometimes you get a yes, and even if you weren't prepared for that yes, you rise to the occasion. You aren't ready,
and then you are. It's not logical, but it's magical.”
Does it mean, ” You aren't ready now and at the same time you're ready.”? The author says, ”it's not logical”, so I guess the sentence means something contradictory, but how can ”and then” mean that contradiction?
Thank you!
In the following sentences, I'm not sure exactly what 'and then' means.
I'd appreciate it if anyone could paraphrase it so that I can understand what it means.
” Because sometimes you get a yes, and even if you weren't prepared for that yes, you rise to the occasion. You aren't ready,
and then you are. It's not logical, but it's magical.”
Does it mean, ” You aren't ready now and at the same time you're ready.”? The author says, ”it's not logical”, so I guess the sentence means something contradictory, but how can ”and then” mean that contradiction?
Thank you!
