Myopic (adjective)

1. Having or characterized by myopia; nearsighted.
2. Failing to anticipate the consequences of one's actions or decisions.

Origin:

From the greek word μυωπία (muōpia) meaning "near-sightedness".

Examples:

1. He is myopic and needs glasses to see clearly.
2. The company's myopic business strategy led to its downfall.
3. The myopic decision made by the CEO cost the company millions of dollars.
4. The myopic view of the issue prevented them from finding a solution.
5. His myopic approach to the problem resulted in a lack of long-term success.