Jacqueline ElliottLeadership Strategist | CEO, Mother, Wife, Legacy-Builder

The Price of Long-Term Thinking // JACQUELINE ELLIOTT #shorts

11 Jul 2024 · 1 min

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A short YouTube monologue (Jacqueline Elliott) advocating long-term thinking, crediting Patrick Bet-David. The speaker contrasts short-term planning with envisioning life 20–40 years ahead and lays out specific personal goals for the next 20 years (becoming 43, having a wife and four children, owning a large family home to host gatherings). The clip ties those goals to the need for the right mindset and finances.

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I took this from Patrick bet David, and he says, be a long term thinker. Like the person who's thinking 20, 30, 40 years down the road, they're going to beat out anybody who's thinking, oh, what am I going to do right now? What am I going to do today? What am I going to do this week? What are we going to do this year? What are we going to do in the next five years? And so what I've done is I've gone, okay? In 20 years, I'll be 43 years old. @ that time, I'm guaranteeing I'll have a wife. I want four kids. I want a beautiful house that my family shows up to. Like my blood family, the team's family shows up to. And literally a collection and a gathering that everybody can have for Thanksgiving, for Christmas. You know, like my, my brother, my sister, you know, my other sister and all their kids, they all want to come to Uncle Jacob's house. My mom wants to come to my house, the team wants to come to my house. This is something I literally stole from Patrick. And it made me so inspired, was if I'm gonna have a house like that, it's got to be big enough to hold everybody. And if I want to be able to have, you know, the, the house, you got to have the finances, you got to have the mindset to be able to earn it, and you got to.