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Hello listeners and welcome back. sustainable.

Hello, listeners and welcome back. My name is Stephanie Safarian, and you're listening to episode 299 of sustainable minimalists,

a twice weekly show about intentional and eco-minimalist living.

On today's show, we are discussing the principles of long path thinking.

Many of us tend to be short-termists. We think five years into the future or maybe 10.

Even my favorite question for putting things in perspective, which of course is,

will this matter in five years that is a short-term way of thinking

if you're like most of us perhaps you occasionally take a longer-term view in which you think

about the long-term as being from this exact moment

until the moment we die. But my guest today argues that we all, so each and every one

of us, will benefit from a long path view of thinking.

And that's one that extends beyond our own personal lives, beyond our respective deaths and into the generations that come after us.

Today I am speaking with Ari Wallach. He is a futurist and he is the founder and executive director of Long Path Labs.

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