Is this sentence formed correctly?

Question

"I will still be the same person, but superior to whom I was the previous day."

Answer 1

Sounds fine to me.

Answer 2

Though grammatically correct, it's self-contradictory.  Your improvement constitutes a fundamental change from what you were.

Answer 3

sounds good to me!!

Answer 4

sounds fine

Answer 5

sounds right to me, sounds a bit like a metaphor or something.

Answer 6

Yes. What are you writing? Sounds interesting.  

Answer 7

Who would be better than whom, as the "I" is the subject.  

Answer 8

I think so. Looks all right to me.

Answer 9

"I will still be the same person, but superior to who I was the previous day." Whom should be who, since it's the object of a "to be" verb (I was... who, not whom).  

Answer 10

yes the sentence is formed correctly but i dont think that is your question!!!

yes it makes sence, why doesnt it to you???,,,,,