> Actually, being extraordinary is something most people can do. I think that this isn't so different from the article's point, just phrased differently. But

> Actually, being extraordinary is something most people can do. I think that this isn't so different from the article's point, just phrased differently. But I also think it's worthwhile to remember that, while you can be extraordinary, you don't have to be. Giving someone permission just to enjoy something, without having to worry about whether they are extraordinary at it, is as important as reassuring them that they can be extraordinary.