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The infinite game

No final whistle. Stay in the game.

EWe reviewed the research on it.Meaning and purpose

Hand-drawn diagram of framework 369, The infinite game: No final whistle. Stay in the game.
Framework 369 · in one look
How to use it

Some games end (a match, an exam). Training, a brand and a life don't: there's no final whistle, only staying in. So don't play to "win the quarter" or be number one on someone's list. Compete with yesterday's you, and make decisions that keep you in the game for 50 years.

How sure we are

E Evidence: built from practice. What works for coaches and practitioners. Labelled that way.

Sources

Simon Sinek, from James Carse's finite and infinite games (🟠) · see 296: compare yourself with yesterday's you.

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