Sentences with phrase «fliegel speaks from experience»

I've never been a woman, so I can't speak from experience, but when I was younger the women I knew seemed to fear aging, which they claimed was worse for them.

When I say this is what I've learned, I'm speaking from experience.

I speak from experience.

Cardew, of Pixc, echoed these sentiments, speaking from the experience of someone who didn't get on the «process» bandwagon quite as quickly.

To avoid making costly mistakes (and I'm speaking from experience), here's what we try to do at my company, Lolly Wolly Doodle:

Fliegel speaks from experience.

A Samsung phone, for example, might be a gateway drug to a Samsung refrigerator (I speak from experience).

I speak from experience when I say rapid movement and dangling cords make for a hellish combination.

Whether it's trusting your gut, snatching opportunities before they slip away, or putting yourself in the customer's position, Corcoran speaks from experience.

Rahimi speaks from experience.

Others that tend to creep in are «so» (speaking from experience), «OK,» «Right,» and «Ya know.»

(I speak from experience here, as a true statistical Gen - Xer myself.)

Dyson speaks from experience, of course - he's someone who has chosen to go against the tide plenty of times in his career so far, and yeah, it's fair to say that he's fared the better for it.

I speak from experience when I say making the shift can pay off for you too, if you heed the warning your check - engine light gives.

Williams speaks from experience.

Granted, I had some common background (we're both Mormon, both lived in Brazil, both entrepreneurs), and since I was a college student at the time, I played that card (entrepreneurs are suckers when it comes to giving advice to students — I speak from experience on both sides).

Finally, you should make a point to talk with existing business owners — ideally in the industry you'd like to enter — who can speak from experience and offer invaluable advice on how to approach a purchase for the best results.

Even mentioning it can spark heated debates and get you criticized and / or unfollowed by prominent figures in the industry (and I speak from experience).

When Jack Canfield talks about perseverance, he speaks from experience.

When they give advice they are speaking from the experience of having encountered similar situations.

I can only speak from the experience of my investments, but I think you're spot on.

I speak from experience here as Australia faced this problem in the early 1970s and did not handle it successfully.

I speak from my experience.

I can only speak from experience with all the jobs I have ever had, my professional and civic clubs, and school.

I'm speaking from experience really.

So to have someone who can finally speak from experience and explain to me that most of them don't understand their own doctrine, but it's still not an excuse because it's a damaging and false doctrine that the Bible clearly contradicts — is incredibly helpful and healing to my soul.

I am just speaking from experience.

I speak from experience.

What I always appreciate about Jamie is that he speaks from experience.

But I speak from experience.

Speaking from experience, I completely agree that sex before marriage is not a good idea — not to mention unbiblical — but I think we're approaching it the wrong way.

You «christians» are nothing more than hypocritical sunday christians who go to church, put on a face for a few hours per week, then come home and BEAT YOUR CHILDREN because you say the bible says to use the «Rod»... Do I speak from experience?

And I'm speaking from experience here: I am * profoundly * grateful for the people who confronted me and led me to the doctrines of grace.

I am speaking from experience as a church planter, who leads a flock and started the ministry while working a full time job, 50 hours a week.

They want to meet the real Jesus [Girzone speaks from experience] and learn what He is really like....

@hippypoet: I can speak from experience that the emotional and physical trauma that a woman can experience, even when having a legal abortion, can be overwhelming.

It seems to my perceptions that you might be having a personal identity conundrum... Speaking from experience; many folks seem unable to cope with individualized rationalizing complexities... Giving up attempting, toward understanding social austerities which encompass individualism, gives people their identification of oneness... Individualisms are set upon the relativities of quaint somberness issues in daily moderations... Religious identities are as emotionalized labels giving people an ability to pause and reflect upon judgmental reasoning... Whether or not, religious agendas are servicing and served with ever those willing to serve...

(By the way, I'm an LDS bishop familiar with life in the Church in many parts of the country and the world, so I'm not just speaking from experience in my local neighborhood.)

I wasn't trying to write a manifesto or speak for a generation or exhaustively examine the causes of declining church attendance among twenty - something; just speak from experience with some surveys for support.

As I stated, I was merely speaking from experience.

I will be married 30 years next month so I am speaking from experience.

All Christians speak from experience.

Michael Hyatt speaks from experience in this.

I speak from experience of being involved in a war.

He's speaking from the experience of heartache — an ugly secret he kept buried for eight years, dismissing his wife's frequent questions about what was wrong, shoving it all into a sordid place in his heart that he could almost wish away from existence.

One minor suggestion, if offering these delicious raw brownies to a non-health-enthusiast, then it might be best not to call them «brownies» since they may have false expectations (speaking from experience), perhaps a name like «Chocolate Date Bars» would give them a better idea of what to expect.

I speak from experience, it is FANTASTIC!!

Kari, I'll let you know in advance that it'll most likely be the latter with these cuties — I speak from experience!

- Definitely make sure you swirl the pan before you bake it, it integrates the batters together which makes them a lot better (I've made 3 batches for 3 separate occasions so just speaking from experience)- lastly, don't be alarmed by how little batter it seems like you have.

I speak from experience that there can be cross contamination that may cause an allergic reaction.