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Have you ever heard, "Play the long game". If not it is an expression to ensure that your goals are not short-sighted and you are not looking for immediate gratification. In "the long game" scenario, you are looking at the bigger picture and for greater gains over a longer period of time. Here is an excellent example of two well known individuals and how one benefited from playing the long game.
In occupational therapy, both with our patients/clients and with ourselves, we should always play the long game.
By Dr. Frederick B. Covington4.3
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Have you ever heard, "Play the long game". If not it is an expression to ensure that your goals are not short-sighted and you are not looking for immediate gratification. In "the long game" scenario, you are looking at the bigger picture and for greater gains over a longer period of time. Here is an excellent example of two well known individuals and how one benefited from playing the long game.
In occupational therapy, both with our patients/clients and with ourselves, we should always play the long game.