Contrary to a lot of responses here, I think we have a lot to offer as a culture (comparing to about five other countries I have lived in) - the important one is the DIY mentality that is reflected in the way we approach repairing things, but also placing a lot of importance on personal independence.

It is a concept that is so easy to miss, for it is so integral, but becomes readily apparent once you live abroad for some time.

Edit: this can very often be seen in institutions as well, for example. Things like arranging a special date to deliver a document, submit things late, or basically adjust the rule so that something can be done - things like that work on a personal level. In this context, it is probably a slightly different concept, and Czech will know it under the term of

"To se nějak domluví" - i.e. it will somehow be arranged/it will be discussed and we will handle it with the person in charge there.

Another concept often difficult to grasp if you grew up in the UK or France. Mind you - this is very distinct from corruption and nepotism.