"長期的な計画は、しばしば無期限の短期的な世界によって過小評価されます。"
— Peter Thiel
Simplified Meaning:
People today often focus only on what's happening right now or in the near future, without thinking much about the long-term effects of their actions. For example, if you save a little bit of money each month, it can grow into a large amount over time, but many prefer to spend it immediately on things they want at the moment. This short-term thinking can lead to missed opportunities for bigger rewards later. In the same way, businesses that only think about immediate profits might ignore important investments that could help them succeed in the future. By planning ahead and considering the long-term impact, we can make better decisions that lead to more lasting success and stability. It’s about balancing immediate needs with future benefits to ensure overall growth and progress.
