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From capable to on your way.
Wired PR News on the step most people skip: knowing they are capable of more but not knowing where to begin, and how You Are Capable of More turns that into a starting point.
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Publication
Wired PR News
Date
October 13, 2026
Topic
Reaching Full Potential
Format
Lifestyle Feature
Keynote Speaker●Published in Forbes●Published in Inc.●Bestselling Author of You Are Capable of More●President & COO●NATHO Vice President●Inc. Regionals #3 Fastest-Growing in the Midwest●Fortune Magazine Best Workplaces Award●10x Revenue Growth●2026 Paris Book Festival Winner●Keynote Speaker●Published in Forbes●Published in Inc.●Bestselling Author of You Are Capable of More●President & COO●NATHO Vice President●Inc. Regionals #3 Fastest-Growing in the Midwest●Fortune Magazine Best Workplaces Award●10x Revenue Growth●2026 Paris Book Festival Winner●
About the Feature
Start with an honest look.
Wired PR News ran the feature in its Lifestyle section on October 13, 2026. It begins where Chris tells readers to begin: an honest look at where they stand today, using the free assessment at youarecapableofmore.com to see which barriers are getting in the way.The barriers come from his survey of more than 200 working adults. 92% believe they are capable of more, 85% second-guess themselves because of their inner voice and 71% fall short of their potential every day or week. Self-doubt and fear of failure, being too busy and getting comfortable led the list, and none of them is about ability.Once a barrier is named, the book gives the path forward through chapters like Train Your Inner Voice, Time Is Your Edge and The Comfort Ceiling. The article closes on where the message came from: years of hiring and promoting people, watching capable people wait to be told they were ready, and leading through COVID without a perfect plan.◆ The Through Line
Knowing you are capable of more is common. Knowing where to start is not. Name the barrier first, then take one step against it today, starting with the free assessment at youarecapableofmore.com.
Key Points
What the Feature Covers
01
An Honest Starting Point
The free assessment shows which barrier is holding someone back before they try to fix everything.02
The Numbers
92% capable of more, 78% delaying what matters and 85% second-guessing themselves.03
Insight to Action
Chapters matched to the barriers, each ending with steps to take that same day.04
No Perfect Plan
Start where you are, use what you have and take the next step.05
Ownership Over Permission
What hiring and promoting people, and leading through COVID, taught Chris about waiting to be ready.06
What Comes Next
More national conference stages, more work with teams, and more writing for national outlets.“
Most of the time the next level is not about learning something new.Chris Sund, in Wired PR News
About the Publication
Wired PR News.
Wired PR News is an online news site covering business, technology, lifestyle, world, sports and law news. The feature on Chris ran in its Lifestyle section.The article links readers to the free assessment at youarecapableofmore.com, the book on Amazon and his keynotes at chrissund.com, and notes his coverage in Forbes, Inc., CEO Weekly, US Business News, MSN, Vocal and Executives Diary.WiredPR
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