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A speaker asks a simple question: can you answer who you are without naming your job? The reflection pushes back on defining yourself by what you do for work.

A speaker asks a simple question: can you answer who you are without naming your job? The reflection pushes back on defining yourself by what you do for work.
What we know matters, but who we are matters more. Have you ever gone to a party and somebody says, so what do you do? And you start launching into saying, I'm a schoolteacher, I'm a fireman, I'm a doctor. What if they asked you, who are you? Would you know what to answer?