Sentences with phrase «breakfree fortitude»

Having stood up to Mr. Comey, Silicon Valley should demonstrate the same fortitude when it comes to China and Russia and absolutely refuse to allow intrusions by these and other police states.

The tough minded are born with the fortitude and temperament to get back up and keep going through all failure or adversity.

«And he does it so well that coaches don't have the intestinal fortitude to say, «No, my [system] is better.»

Have confidence, courage and some serious fortitude — that's how you scale fast.»

In contrast, a compass once used for Amazonian exploration indicates fortitude and worldliness.

Not many other fields will test your mental fortitude, resourcefulness and creativity quite like entrepreneurship.

You have to, or you won't have the fortitude to make it work.

And, it builds your mettle, the courage and fortitude which will help you succeed in many arenas.

People who are skeptical or don't have the fortitude to do what you are trying to do.

«Hillary Clinton doesn't have the fortitude, the strength or stamina to lead in our world,» a narrator said in an ad Trump's campaign ran in October 2016.

Many investors lacked Warren's unparalleled fortitude and bailed out of the markets when the pain became too severe.

Once known, this fortitude can be harnessed again and again.

One of the qualities employers most value now is called grit — the fortitude, insight, and ability to adapt on the fly that often comes from overcoming adversity or disadvantage in life, as Ellen McGirt explains in the feature «How Your Life Experience Could Help You Land a Great Job.»

I suspect that many veterans would also say they gained some intestinal fortitude from their service.

Still, the game pushed me further like no trainer or personal mental fortitude had before.

Whether it's finding emotional attachment from heated situations or maintaining an unpredictable schedule, episodes explore leadership skills, discipline and more, frequently featuring interviews with veterans, whose experiences in at war shed light on fortitude and perseverance in any situation.

Success stories like Harrison's are few and far between for social entrepreneurs, defined as «someone who targets an unfortunate but stable equilibrium that causes the neglect, marginalization, or suffering of a segment of humanity; who brings to bear on this situation his or her inspiration, direct action, creativity, courage, and fortitude; and who aims for and ultimately affects the establishment of a new stable equilibrium that secures permanent benefit for the targeted group and society at large,» by Roger L. Martin and Sally Osberg in a 2007 Stanford University report titled «Social Entrepreneurship: The Case for Definition.»

On her podcast, she features accomplished guests such as New York Times bestselling author Chris Guillebeau and high - performance coach Lacy Kirkland, who share how mental fortitude — and a dismissal of one's supposed limitations — can help oneself and others prevail.

If the newest additions to the team have the right attitude and the right amount of mental fortitude, it can become infectious.

Being an entrepreneur takes a certain kind of fortitude, but being a creative entrepreneur brings some additional challenges.

But you weren't asking about my personal fortitude, were you?

When I turn to The Warrior Elite, I find the strength and fortitude needed to get the job done.»

Many people have poor work habits and not all have the will or fortitude to create healthier and more productive ones.

These exceptional business pros don't entertain negativity and continue to push on with a strong sense of organization, patience and fortitude — when business is slow and especially when it's flowing.

If you don't, you'll never have the tenacity and fortitude to stick with it through all the tough times ahead.

Let each hardship minister to your personal education, to the development of your patience, faith, fortitude and humility.

Becoming an entrepreneur takes fortitude.

Self - esteem and personal fortitude are characteristics you must decide to sharpen.

«That's where the intestinal fortitude of those investors will be tested,» he says.

It's the people with intestinal fortitude who have overcome obstacles and persevered in life who may turn out to be your best hires.

«Whether you come from a council estate or a country estate, your success will be determined by your own confidence and fortitude.»

However, whether as a result of fortune or fortitude, Millennials bring a different approach to work — maybe sometimes a better one.

«Act with fortitude and honor,» Alexander Hamilton once wrote to a distraught friend in serious financial and legal trouble of the man's own making.

To have the mental fortitude necessary to achieve on any level, we must work to replace our pessimistic thinking with hopeful thinking.

We must learn to manage the degree to which we are always on the edge of losing our mental fortitude to emotions such as fear, anger, frustration or even excitement.

Mental fortitude means we must operate with honesty and integrity.

As a (now) early - stage investor, I invest in businesses when I believe that 1) the founder has the passion and fortitude to stick with it through the tough times; 2) I have experience that can be helpful in propelling the business to first revenue, cash flow positive or exit; and 3) I will be engaged throughout the early days of the company.

But that was just the start of this happy ending, because Schuback's audition brought her to the attention of a Fortune 500 executive uniquely positioned by his own family tragedy to appreciate both the invention's utility and its inventor's fortitude.

When we develop the mental fortitude necessary to stay strong in the face of adversity, we abate the fears of being in it.

Predictably, gold and bond prices are seeing advances as people try to flee to relative safety, but that could just mean equities are becoming a better value bet for those with greater intestinal fortitude.

Mental fortitude is based in skills of emotional intelligence.

Mental fortitude is defined as the ability to focus on and execute solutions when in the face of uncertainty or adversity.

Startups are emotional roller coasters that test the mental fortitude of founders.

With more than a little intestinal fortitude, the Wrights fearlessly followed their vision all the way to Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, and history's first successful flight of a fixed - wing aircraft.

Or the uniformity in the salary of Cuba's citizens: Sure, it seems egalitarian, but it's hard to make ends meet on the equivalent of $ 20 a month, even if you have the fortitude to wait in long lines for rations of food staples.

Mental fortitude.

If you're talking about mental fortitude, well I probably use 60 % of my energy just getting out of bed in the morning.

His bulletproof mental fortitude, so unmistakable at this year's Masters and U.S. Open, will stand out in high relief at the British Open, too, what with Spieth having been put in the same Thursday - Friday threesome as the extravagantly talented but disastrously flaky Dustin Johnson.

It's not an approach easily imitated, but it is an indication of the fortitude brands will have to have if they want to play in the content game.

«We hope that other state attorney generals and the federal Department of Justice, and the Securities Exchange Commission will show similar fortitude.»