Who would you be but who you are?

Terry Brooks
About This Quote

This quote can be interpreted as either a reminder to appreciate who we are and what we have, or as a call to self-discovery. The “who you are” may be the person you were ten years ago, at age 20, or it could be the person you will become as you age. In short, the “who you are” is the person that you are becoming.

Source: The Black Unicorn

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