You Are Always Capable -- This Is the Real Question

So many of us are waiting.

Waiting for certainty.

Waiting for clarity.

Waiting for the “right” path to reveal itself in perfect order.

We think, “If I just had a sign... a plan... a little more proof, I’d know what to do.”

But the truth is — we don’t have a clarity problem.

We have a self-trust problem.

Here’s the message that came through loud and clear in this painting:

You are always capable.

That’s not the question.

The question is:

Are you trusting yourself?

Are you expecting the steps to be clearly laid out for you…

Or are you willing to trust that your intuitive guidance is always available

to lead you in the direction of the next step?

It’s good to learn from others who have gone before you —

But once you have consumed the information,

it’s time to go inward and connect to your center.

You will know the next right step

when you take what you’ve learned… go in… center… get quiet… and listen.

That part — “you are always capable” — that hit me because how often do we question our ability

when really what we’re struggling with is our willingness to trust what we already feel?

We second-guess ourselves. We outsource our power. We try to follow someone else’s steps perfectly —

thinking that if it worked for them, it will work for us.

But your soul doesn’t follow formulas. Your path isn’t meant to look like anyone else’s.

It’s good to learn. It’s wise to gather tools and inspiration, but at some point you have to pause the input and turn toward your inner knowing. You’ll never find your clearest answers in someone else’s voice.

Your clearest answers rise up when you return to your own.

And that’s the shift this message invites:

• Instead of asking, What should I do?

• Ask: What feels aligned when I slow down and listen?

• Instead of, What’s the right step according to others?

• Ask: What step feels alive in me — even if it scares me?

You’re not lost. You’re just being called inward. Not to figure it all out — but to remember that you already know. You don’t need a full roadmap. You don’t need every detail.

You need stillness.

You need honesty.

You need to trust that what’s meant for you won’t pass you by —

and that the next step is available… when you’re ready to receive it.