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Focus on Long-Term Thinking

Focus on Long-Term Thinking

Short-term decisions often create long-term problems. Prioritize strategies that lead to lasting success, even if they require patience and discipline.

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Life ain’t that deep. We are here to live and to die, be happy, act in that happiness, and share it. Don’t hold back do whatever you want

Shane Parrish’s “Clear Thinking” provides tools to master decisions, cut through noise, and make deliberate, impactful choices. It’s a roadmap to thinking smarter, not harder, in every area of life.

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