Are both OK? How would you say it?
That amount of money won't go as far as 10 days.
Work more, earn more, think long term about where you want to be.
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Both are okey, but the second needs an "and" to be a proper sentence. The way you've written it it could be a slogan on a poster, for example, and be correct, but NOT a sentence.
That amount of money won't go as far as 10 days. (This is fine the way it is, especially for casual speech, but we often say "last" : That amount of money won't *last 10 days)
Work more, earn more *and think long term about where you want to be.
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