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The quote says that doing your work well matters, but personal growth matters even more. It separates skill and output from becoming a better person, and treats self-development as a basic requirement rather than an extra. It also suggests that success should include character, not only productivity.
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Originally said in English.
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About Robin S. Sharma
Canadian author and leadership coach, Robin S. Sharma blends Eastern wisdom with modern business principles. He’s best known for his work on personal development and professional success, particularly through books like *The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari* and *The Leader Who Had No Title*. His writing emphasizes mindfulness, discipline, and purpose-driven living.
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