EPISODE · Oct 27, 2021 · 1 MIN
Long Term Thinking Vs Short Term
from Living Limitless · host Clint Riggin
Welcome to the Living Limitless Podcast. Where we talk about fitness, motivation, and mindset. These are real conversations about people who have lived through the struggle to become successful. And now, here’s your host, Clint Riggin. Happy Wednesday guys! We’re halfway through the week. Let’s talk about long-term versus short-term. So, let’s get into this because I see a lot of people not truly understanding the meaning. When we look at a short-term gain it’s something that has a small amount for a short period of time. For example, a client would sign up with us for one of our 3, 6, 9, to 12-month terms for a fixed price. Now, long-term we think about 1, 3, maybe even 5 years down the road of the relationship that will be build with a lot more value. Let me give you an example. Limitless Coaching was able to launch a learning management system that will be in front of 35,000 veterans for free. We did not look at the short-term game, but the long-term value that will be provided by helping these veterans understand the fundamentals of their health and fitness within their life. See, a lot of us see the short-term value or price within your business where you should really think long-term. When you’re able to see the true value of not seeking the instant gratification, but learning to give more than you receive, you will not grow only in your business, but your long-term relationships that truly matter. I want you to ask yourself, “Are you a short-term thinker? Or are you thinking how you can impact more people over a longer period of time providing greater value?” Guys, if this uplifts you, inspires you, and motivates you, all I ask is you share this with your friends, family, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, all over the place — because we want to make this the number one inspiration podcast every single morning you listen to it. Guys, have an amazing day and LIVE LIMITLESS!
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Welcome to the Living Limitless Podcast. Where we talk about fitness, motivation, and mindset. These are real conversations about people who have lived through the struggle to become successful. And now, here’s your host, Clint Riggin. Happy Wednesday guys! We’re halfway through the week. Let’s talk about long-term versus short-term. So, let’s get into this because I see a lot of people not truly understanding the meaning. When we look at a short-term gain it’s something that has a small amount for a short period of time. For example, a client would sign up with us for one of our 3, 6, 9, to 12-month terms for a fixed price. Now, long-term we think about 1, 3, maybe even 5 years down the road of the relationship that will be build with a lot more value. Let me give you an example. Limitless Coaching was able to launch a learning management system that will be in front of 35,000 veterans for free. We did not look at the short-term game, but the long-term value that will be provided by helping these veterans understand the fundamentals of their health and fitness within their life. See, a lot of us see the short-term value or price within your business where you should really think long-term. When you’re able to see the true value of not seeking the instant gratification, but learning to give more than you receive, you will not grow only in your business, but your long-term relationships that truly matter. I want you to ask yourself, “Are you a short-term thinker? Or are you thinking how you can impact more people over a longer period of time providing greater value?” Guys, if this uplifts you, inspires you, and motivates you, all I ask is you share this with your friends, family, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, all over the place — because we want to make this the number one inspiration podcast every single morning you listen to it. Guys, have an amazing day and LIVE LIMITLESS!
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