How Mitch Trubisky is being helped on his NFL climb by Wall Street Journal's leadership columnist
Posted Sep 8, 2018
“What I’ve learned is that there’s always somebody watching me. Fans are watching. Kids are watching. Teammates are watching. I want to keep that in mind with everything I do. I have to carry myself in a positive way.” Wait. The Bears quarterback cares about body language? Actually, Mitch Trubisky cares deeply. And that’s part of his pursuit to develop into an effective leader.
(Chicago Tribune)
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