What am I Capable Of?

You are worrying about a new responsibility. Something you’ve never done before.

Here’s the truth: no one starts out knowing exactly what to do.

And yet, we controlled fire, built engines, flew planes, walked on the moon, invented computers, cured diseases, and much, much more.

Do you think the first person who ate a mango knew it was going to survive?

They didn’t.

We all do things we don’t fully understand. That’s what people do.

We take risks. We try. Sometimes we fail, sometimes we succeed. But we always learn.

The person who ate the first mango was either a genius or a fool—probably the latter. And thanks to that risk, we now have mango smoothies, desserts, and candles.

The discovery of penicillin? It could’ve gone wrong. Sailing into uncharted seas? Many were expected not to return alive.

But they did it anyway.

That’s what we do.

Worried about moving to a new city? About a new challenge at work? About what might go wrong?

You might be overthinking.

Faith is the firm conviction in something you can’t prove.

Faith is believing things will work out, even if you don’t have the evidence yet.

No one knows the future—but that’s okay. Faith is there for a reason.

Do you believe in something? someone? A higher power, perhaps?

Look deep within yourself and you’ll find faith. Use it.

Believe in yourself. Believe in other people. Believe in something greater than yourself.

Surrender to your destiny.

You’ll be just fine.