“You are not born with full knowledge of the abilities you have; a curious mind explores life and discovers them.”
by Innocent Mwatsikesimbe — from The Vision, chapter 11
In other words
Ability is not fully known at birth. Much of it remains hidden until life gives a person something new to try, learn, or care about.
Curiosity enters those unknown places. A book, tool, problem, or unfamiliar task can reveal a skill that had no earlier reason to appear. One discovery then opens another opportunity, and each new ability changes the range of roles a person can fill.
Knowing oneself is therefore not only looking inward at what is already clear. It also means exploring far enough for unseen parts to answer. The mind discovers its reach through contact with life. Without curiosity, some abilities may remain present for years without ever becoming known.
AI-generated from the author's own text.
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