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I like to visualize potential as the endlessly deep wells of knowledge, residing within all of us, that are shrouded by inexperience.

The limiting factor of our potential—the efficacy of our knowledge and our ability to internalize it and influence our every thought and our every action—is often not our access to the knowledge itself; it is experience.

In moments of joy, moments of pain, and everything in between, we must always seek to unshackle our mind from these chains of our past—our preconceptions, our prejudices, and our trauma—to constantly reorient our definitions of right and wrong. Only then can we unlock our potential.