Sentences with phrase «choices feel less»

Choices feel less under your control, but allow for more varied routes.

Not exact matches

Not so at RFRK, which has increased both its employee retention (in the high - turnover food - service industry, no less) and its rep as an employer of choice (the firm recently got 350 applications for an admin position) by making its people feel something very powerful: that their work matters.

Some people would blame a similar phenomenon known as «the paradox of choice,» which contends that too many options can make people feel less satisfied.

Chiefly that the app is inferior, that they are making less money and that they felt like they had no choice.

In various instances (such as being a «burden») humans feel more or less guilt depending on their viewpoint shaped by their choices.

We believe everyone goes to some eternal reward (less pleasant for those who have made poor choices here e.g. murderers, etc.) and you go to a place to be with people that you feel comfortable with.

Keith the verse go and sin no more is a choice the choice is the giver of life Jesus or go and sin no more change the word sin for death.Its our hearts it chooses to sin because it likes to sin thats our nature and the word is clear that our hearts are deceitfully wicked.How do we overcome by admitting our weakness and asking the holy spirit to help us.That is how i have been able to break sins over my life personally i am powerless in the flesh and i freely admit that but i have the spirit of God at work in my life who is able to raise me above my weakness in him.He empowers us to do that so when you feel weak tell the Lord and ask the holy spirit to help you.The more you rely on the holy spirit the more you walk in the spirit and the less influence sin has over you.brentnz

Creatives feel they have no choice - it is this inevitable force that drives us - we are simply vehicles for something that is no less divine that what goes on in a primal forest or church or synagogue or birth or heroic act.

This is obviously a personal choice and I'm sure some of you may allow a little more leniency, but this is what I feel works for me and means that I'm still eating healthy for the majority of the week and therefore still feeling happy, healthy and full on energy — as soon as I start eating less healthy more often (which does happen occasionally because, well, life!)

There are some things where I don't have quite as much confidence - gentle discipline, for instance, because of less support for it in person and the fact that it has so many variables (working w / a child's behavior has much more grey area than «I always comfort my baby when she wakes up in the night,» which makes it more of a challenge)- so somethimes I do feel judged for my discipline choices, and sometimes I don't live up to my own standards - making me more suseptable (sp?)

I also think that it comes down to conviction - if you are absolutely self - confident in your parenting choices, you are fa less likely to feel judged.

And when you're feeling frustrated and down on yourself, you're less likely to make effective choices in those areas.

There are numerous reasons why a woman might choose to formula feed, including not being physically capable of breastfeeding (which really isn't a choice at all) so we should never question her decision or make her feel less than because of it.

I want to live in a world where the word «choice» isn't used to make mothers feel less guilty about a medical system that failed them.

Even if your school provides healthy options, it can be too easy to give in to temptation and pick a less healthy choice when you're feeling really hungry.

Made with all natural ingredients, 25 % less sugar, and 2X the protein than the leading kids yogurt, it's a healthy choice we can feel great about.

When you feel grateful about some of the choices in your life it helps you focus on the positive and less on the negative.

This will help your child feel less stressed out and more open to discussion when they have made a mistake or a bad choice.

I'm on kid # 3 and I wish I did it earlier, I feel so much better about my cloth choice:) I'm not 100 % but I'm basically down to 2 disposables (or less) a day.

Perhaps when women stop judging each other and making others feel less than they are because of the choices they make, and work together, we will more quickly gain equality.

I never felt less - than; I felt more - than for tapping into an inner confidence (about making a choice that was right for me at the time) that I didn't know I had prior to kids.

You'll wind up eating a lot less of the unhealthy choices, and chances are that you'll feel a lot better after the meal.

By planning ahead you'll be more apt to make healthy choices, plus you'll feel less deprived and grouchy when you're peckish and wanting a nibble of something right now.

Natural or organic mattress choices are not as inexpensive as mattresses constructed from traditional fabrics, but many consumers feel it's worth the investment to get a mattress that is more eco-friendly, and less likely to cause allergic or chemical reactions.

Whether my mom would have meant to have this effect or not, if she were in the room, my ability to remain calm and make the choice for myself would've been compromised, and even if the same decision had been made, it probably would've felt a little less like my own.»

I finished the ad feeling uneasy and only after thinking about it for a bit did I realize what it was... I'm a breastfeeding mother that feels consistent judgment regarding my choice to feed in public, not necessarily wanting to cover my child while feeding, pumping at work for my «older child» and she's less than 1 yr old, organizing my life / job / childcare to prioritize our nursing relationship... I feel judgment and yet I'm making an effort to do the best for my baby.

You know, as I grow as a mom, I've found myself feeling less like an activist for * insert parenting choice here * and more a «momivist.»

That value may dwindle to nothing or less if the Brexit process is badly mishandled or if the economic consequences become severe and the government takes the blame but those are risks that May presumably feels she has to run — and which are in any case no more than the risks of a soft (or «fake») Brexit given the intense scrutiny many Tory MPs will give the choices made.

It's fair to say that I did embellish a serious point about an immigration loophole with a certain choice description, reflecting the frustration many Conservative MPs feel at their Coalition colleague's «differentiation» strategy - or put simply - rubbishing the Tories at every opportunity and taking the credit for «good» policies and distancing themselves from the less popular but invariably courageous and right ones.

Participants who were under more acute stress (the ones who had more numbers to memorize) were more likely to eat the cake because they not only had less mental capacity to make a healthy choice, but it also felt more rewarding in the moment.

Unhealthy food choices — whether you're eating too much fat, too many calories, or not enough of either — may make you feel slow and less driven to exercise.

Making decisions when you feel less rushed not only means you can think more clearly about your choices, but that you can have a less panicked start to your day.

I ended up devising 5 simple rules to guide my eating during the holidays, and I had so much success that I now use these rules on a daily basis so I can feel less worried and anxious about my food choices.

When I feel good about those choices and fill up on the nutritious stuff first, I'm less likely to crave dessert and I only have it when I really want it.

If you have been true to yourself and are comfortable with your choices, then «cheating» (dietary or exercise, or whatever) is something you will be less likely to do because it just doesn't feel good.

First, let's go over some possible factors that can leave you feeling much less than «yourself» and lead to choices that negatively affect your weight loss or sex drive.

After using this beautiful serum for the past month my skin feels less irritated by the daily elements, and is a great seasonal choice for the skin.

Their Foundation Drops foundation has been my everyday base of choice since sometime last year and makes me feel like less of a troll on a daily basis, so when they sent me a selection of their other products I couldn't wait to start smothering my face in them.

«Enchanted» is inspired by the natural world, think woodland, florals and delicate vines, so if you're after something a little less statement with a relaxed pretty feel there is plenty of choice.

Not only will you be making another healthy choice, but it makes the workout feel less like a chore, and more like something fun.

I can keep the main part of my outfit pulled together — a structured top (one of the reasons peplum is any easy choice, because it's polished and classic), jacket or blazer that can be easily replaced with a tweed jacket instead to make it feel less formal, and then a skirt (I'm a big fan of the Ann Taylor pencil skirts right now, they feel effortless and wearable outside of the office in the new textures and patterns they have).

, traveled around the world, made some big life choices and finally felt like I was getting in my groove in Chicago -LCB- and managed to use Google maps less this year than last! -RCB-.

Having too many choices can work against us - the more we have to choose from, the more overwhelmed we feel and the less informed choices we make.

When there are too many options, people tend to feel less satisfied with any one choice.

Maple Match was beta testing its service earlier this year, and this month seized the opportunity to launch its new app to help Americans feeling less than happy with their country's choices.

Having an unlimited pool of potential dates can not only make people feel less satisfied with their ultimate decision, but it can also lead them to freeze up and not make a choice at all.

Interestingly, participants did not feel any more satisfied with their choices or any less regret when selecting from 20 (vs. 4 options).1 This finding is in line with the paradox of choice that has been applied to everything from selecting a chocolate bar to a laundry detergent.

For example, it has been shown that if online daters actually do pick a partner, the larger the pool from which one chooses said partner, the more likely one is to experience dissatisfaction with their choice after having made it - a sort of «buyer's remorse» in relationships.4 Not to mention, a lot of people feel as if dating online is less about finding a partner and more about shopping for the right combination of traits, reducing some of the humanity in trying to meet people and turning online dating services into a love market.5

«In the end, the self release felt less like a choice and more of the obvious answer for what the film needed to be successful.»

Thankfully director Jesse Moss does not tell the audience what to feel, less skilled filmmakers would have left the audience without a choice.