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The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek • Featured on episode 473 • Purchasing this book? Support the show by using the Amazon link inside our book library. Dave’s Reading Highlights For all its benefits, acting with an infinite, long-term view is not easy. It takes real effort. As human beings we are naturally inclined to seek out immediate solutions to uncomfortable problems and prioritize quick wins to advance our ambitions. Finite games are played by known players. They have fixed rules. And there is an agreed-upon objective that, when reached, ends the game. Infinite games, in…
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