A not so surprising observation:
People with less time play the long game.
- Old people take less risk with money, preferring safe incremental growth.
- Workers about to retire, care more for their teams and are more measured in communication.
People with more time play the short game.
- Young people take more risks with money, ignoring compounding and aiming for the big bang.
- New entry workers make brash decisions, supposing that they can get another shot at life even though this opportunity slips.
The old keeps telling the young – “play the long game”.
The young keeps telling the old – “you only live once, take chances”
I think we need to listen to eachother.
There is value in a balance.
– Osasu Oviawe