Most people don't fall short because they lack talent. They fall short because somewhere along the way, they stopped believing what was actually possible for them.

You know the feeling. You are doing fine on paper, but something in you keeps saying there is another level you have not reached. You have been telling yourself you will get to it. Later. When things settle down. When you feel ready.

In You Are Capable of More, keynote speaker and executive Chris Sund makes the case that later never comes, and that the thing standing between you and your potential is almost never talent. It is the excuses you stopped noticing you make.

Sund writes from the field, not from theory. He is a sitting President and COO who helped grow a company 12x in revenue in two years, and he built this book out of two decades of leading teams and sitting across from people operating well below what they were capable of.

Ten principles. One version of you.

• Own It. Every Day. Take responsibility before anyone asks you to.
• Time Is Your Edge. Stop trading your best hours for everyone else's priorities.
• Growth Starts Where Comfort Stops. Find the ceiling you built yourself.
• Train Your Inner Voice. Change how you talk to yourself under pressure.
• Relentless Improvement. Get better on the days you don't feel like it.
• Seek Truth. Not Praise. Go looking for the feedback you have been avoiding.
• Unlock Your Hidden Gear. Reach the capacity you have never had to use.
• Lead Before You Are Asked. Step up without the title.
• Finish What You Start. Close the loop on what you already began.
• Leave People Better. Make your impact outlast you.

Every principle comes with the story behind it, the honest challenge inside it, and something to actually do. The book closes with the Playbook, a practical framework for turning ten ideas into a way of living.

Read this if

• You look successful by most measures and still know you are holding back
• You lead people and want to raise your own standard before you raise theirs
• You are tired of books that feel good for a day and change nothing
• You would rather be challenged than comforted

With a foreword by Ben Newman, USA Today Top 5 Performance Coach and two-time Wall Street Journal bestselling author.

There is more in you than life has asked for so far. This is the book that asks.