Quote by H. Jackson Brown, Jr.

Let your performance do the thinking.

Let your performance do the thinking.

Summary

This quote suggests that instead of merely talking about one's abilities or making promises, one should let their actions and achievements speak for themselves. It emphasizes the importance of consistently delivering impressive results and letting them demonstrate one's capabilities. By focusing on performance rather than words, this quote promotes a more impactful and reliable approach to proving one's worth and competence.

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By H. Jackson Brown, Jr.

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