"Everyone is a Supreme Possibility," is an inspirational article that blends corporate insights with ancient Vedic wisdom to argue for the inherent potential in every individual. The central theme asserts that "No One is incapable" and that every person, much like every sound and every plant, possesses utility or "medicinal use." The author explains that perceived failures often stem from a lack of an "enabler" or suitable leadership, rather than a deficiency in the person's talent. To maximize human potential, the article proposes two solutions, including matching a person's "inherent skill set and interest" to their role, a concept referred to as "Varnashram" in Vedic science, ultimately echoing Albert Einstein's famous analogy about judging a fish by its ability to climb a tree.