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Cause 3: Short-Term Thinking

Cause 3: Short-Term Thinking

Many stick to a job they hate because of the “benefits.” That’s how much they prioritize stability.

So many of us are in that position. We hate our job, but we’re used to a certain lifestyle, so we need a similar job or income to get by.

Sometimes you need to take a step back in the short term to grow in the long term.

Solution: Focus on long-term quality of life.

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