“Who You Are” versus “What You Do”
A few weeks ago I came across one of those “motivational quotes” that various people like to post on social media, and for some reason, this one resonated with me. It was on my Twitter timeline, from Dan Rockwell, whose Twitter handle is “Leadership Freak”.
Here is the quote:
“Who You Are Is More Important Than What You Do”
August 29, 2015/by Steve LeglerHere is the quote:
“Who You Are Is More Important Than What You Do”
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