Move before you feel ready.
SourceFed's wellness desk on Chris's central idea in You Are Capable of More: self-doubt does not have to disappear before you act. It can come along. It just does not get to drive.

Doubt rides along. It does not steer.
SourceFed published the feature by Loris Rinehimer in its Wellness section on October 13, 2026. It centers on one of the most common reasons capable people never start: waiting until they feel ready.The numbers come from Chris's survey of more than 200 working adults. 85% said their own inner voice makes them second-guess themselves, 78% delay action on things that matter and 71% fall short of their potential daily or weekly, yet 92% believe they are capable of more. Self-doubt and fear of failure topped the list of barriers, and none of the barriers is about ability.The article walks through the chapter Train Your Inner Voice, then connects it to Chris's own path: more than a decade in healthcare staffing, building a company without a playbook and leading through COVID, when nobody felt ready and decisions still had to be made.Confidence usually follows action rather than leading it. You can still hear the doubt and take the next step anyway, and the free assessment at youarecapableofmore.com shows whether self-doubt is the barrier to work on first.
What the Feature Covers
Doubt Can Come Along
You do not have to silence self-doubt before you move. You just cannot let it make the decisions.85% Second-Guess Themselves
The inner voice is the most common brake on capable people, according to the survey.Train Your Inner Voice
The chapter that teaches readers to keep moving without first waiting for doubt to go quiet.Lessons From COVID
Leading a healthcare staffing company when no one had a plan, and why owning the next decision mattered more.Act on What You Know
Growth rarely needs more information. It needs action on what you already know.Same-Day Actions
Every chapter ends with steps to take that day, and a closing Playbook keeps the work going.It can come along for the ride. It just does not get to drive.Chris Sund, in SourceFed
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SourceFed is an online publication focused on health and wellness, with sections on business, health, nutrition and technology. The feature on Chris ran in its Wellness section.The article sends readers to the free assessment at youarecapableofmore.com, the book on Amazon, his keynotes at chrissund.com and his writing in Inc. and US Business News on self-doubt.Bring this to your audience.
Chris speaks and writes on human potential, ownership, self-doubt, culture and leadership, as a sitting executive and the award-winning author of You Are Capable of More.