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Dec 2, 2024 12 min

Playing The Long Game

from Do This First (Daily Motivational Podcast) Hosted by Sana

The term "playing the long game" has its roots in strategic thinking and game theory, where it refers to making decisions with a focus on long-term outcomes rather than short-term gains. Though it’s used in various contexts, its popularity increased in business, sports, and personal development discussions. It echoes similar concepts found in chess and other strategic games where players think several moves ahead. This strategy also works in every area of life. Let's take a closer look..

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