Wildly Capable

This is a line from the Quotable Cards catalog, and nobody knows who said it first.

But that might be the point. It doesn't need a name. It's the kind of thing that emerges from the collective consciousness when we all finally figure something out.

"Wildly capable." Not just capable. Wildly. There's joy in that word — not grim determination, not careful competence, but wild, exuberant ability.

You have capacities you haven't tested. Strengths you haven't named. Reserves you haven't drawn on because you never had to.

The hard part isn't developing the capability. It's remembering it when you're small with fear.

Which is why the line exists: "Never forget."

It's a reminder. Not to become capable — you already are. Not to work harder — you already know how. Just... remember. When you're doubting yourself, when you're playing small, when you've talked yourself into thinking you can't — remember that wildness. That untamed, uncaged capacity you have.

You're more than you're letting yourself be.