Jeff Bezos Says The 'Right Way' To Make 'Very Personal Decisions' Is To Think 80 Years In The Future

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Jeff Bezos Says The 'Right Way' To Make 'Very Personal Decisions' Is To Think 80 Years In The Future — Here's What He Means

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Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) founder Jeff Bezos says life's toughest calls get easier when you fast-forward to age 80 and ask which choice will leave you with fewer "acts of omission."
What Happened: Speaking at the Summit LA event in 2017, Bezos recalled telling his boss he would quit to "start…

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