The Iroquois Nation had a governing principle that I have spent the second half of my life trying to practice: that every significant decision should be made with seven generations in mind. Not the next quarter. Not the next election cycle. Seven generations — roughly 200 years. I call it 200-year thinking, and it changes everything about the question of what you truly want. Here's why. When we ask ourselves "What do I want?" in the present tense, we almost always get a short

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