Sentences with phrase «set out each day»

«But he set out every day to delight his customer by fast delivery, by lower prices, whatever it took.

She just sets them out the day before to thaw and bakes them normally.

I set out every day to make my dreams a reality.

We set out that day with our rented beach cruisers and ghetto map in search of some caves and a «blue» lagoon.

Set out each day for excursions with a private guide.

Spend 4 to 6 days at The Samaya Seminyak luxury hotel in Bali as you set out each day to explore some of the main attractions.

Whether painting in plein air, or working in the studio, I set out each day on a journey to bring the subtle contrast of light and dark onto my canvas through the use of oil paints with a mixture of brush and knife.

The debates are set out day by day, with room for citizen comment.

Our company sets out each day to help Alaska residents save money on their auto insurance by helping them compare rates from top insurers across the state.

This is why our company sets out every day to help residents across the state to save money on their health insurance coverage needs.

Michelle sets out every day to bring you the latest news about the tech you love.

Check your calendar and set out the day's meetings.

It's a great way for everyone to take stock of the previous day and to set out the day ahead.

Not exact matches

Each day I had set out to work harder than the last and to complete more and more hours of work.

Most businesses these days send out a welcome message to new mailing list subscribers and it's a great way to set out what new customers can expect from your business.

So Muller set out to find a solution using modern - day technology.

On a typical day, we get around 20 bouncebacks from subscribers who have set up autoresponders to notify senders that they're out of the office.

She considers herself an ally and spokesperson for «mompreneurs,» and sets the tone by picking up her own kids — now aged eight, six and four — at the bus most days and by doing much of her work out of her home office (a six - minute drive from the Steeped Tea headquarters).

«One great interview strategy I've found is to take people out of the office environment, to see how they interact in normal day - to - day settings.

Over 90 days in 2015, I set out to contact one person daily, and ask how I could be a resource in some way, with no strings attached.

Amy Yeole points out that successful people «have specific routines and rituals set for the start and end of every day.»

We got the OnePlus 3 a few days early so we've had a chance to check it out and use it, and we can safely say it's set up to be a great Android smartphone.

One day, she got out the record player as part of a lesson, set it on her desk and stretched the cord to the wall.

So why can't we set up something where we can also make sure the family can have a great day out as well?»

«Lots of people set high goals, and, if things don't work out, they may be disappointed for a few hours or a day, but they move on,» Antony says.

Instead of reacting all day, plan to return emails or put out fires during a set amount of hours a day.

To find out how the best of the best set themselves apart, LinkedIn surveyed over 1,000 sales professionals on the tools they use every day in the office.

«You've achieved a set of goals, and the next day you hand out a new pile of goals to work on,» Baren says.

But whether you get out of bed at 5 a.m. or 3 p.m., it's the first 20 minutes of your day that can set you up for success.

Dedicate one day for an off - site meeting where you can map out the upcoming year, set short - term and long - term goals (both company - wide and on an individual basis), and discuss and celebrate the milestones of the last year.

Pierlot wrote a paper for the CD Howe Institute in 2011 showing that a person with a salary of $ 75,000 at the end of a 35 - year career would accumulate more than $ 1.4 million in savings through a defined - benefit plan (wherein the pensioner is paid a set income based on past earnings and years of service, mostly confined to the public sector these days) compared to $ 674,711 for someone with no pension but a maxed - out Registered Retirement Savings Plan.

Tips to keep meetings from gobbling up your team's days are all over the map, including forcing employees to pay for the time they use out of a set budget of «credits» — or just making everyone stand up.

He starts most days with a smile as he sets out to walk Pippa, his Staffordshire bull terrier, along the beautiful Serpentine River.

In fact, I tend to use a new product for several days in a row for real work, then set it aside and wait to find out what I'm really missing.

«Before breakfast, I often start my day by setting goals for myself and for the company, before sharing out a set of benchmarks with the executive team for daily inspiration and motivation.

I think it's important to set standards not only for yourself, but for your staff as well to keep the team morale up and ensure continued success day in and day out.»

That might mean setting up a regular time every day when you cut out of the office for spin class or simply hitting the track first thing every morning.

Establishing a set time to dig into meaty projects helped take the guesswork out of my day, and as I became accustomed to my new schedule, settling into tasks became easier.

Before a new hire sets foot in the door, her soon - to - be-manager should reach out and discuss, in detail, the responsibilities of her role and what she can expect during her first day, week and month.

Measuring new hires to a set, proven standard, by using data from analytics and call - recording for support, will help you determine in, say, a 60 - to - 90 day window, whether or not the rep will work out.

«When we first started working together we actually set up a fold out table and sat across from each other all day with our laptops,» Tribbett told Inc. «We had just quit our jobs — structured, finance jobs.

On April 2, 2008, they set out on the first day of a 15 - year plan to become debt - free.

Setting up filters to spot the keywords that are least relevant to me — or to gather messages from a specific group and sweep them out of my inbox to a trusted folder — keeps me focused on the primary tasks of my day while leaving me the freedom to go to a single, known location to review the messages in a particular category.

As pointed out by FiveThirtyEight, another solver, Keaton Ellis, had set a new record of 5.09 seconds earlier in the day, and was promptly beat by Etter's amazing solve, below.

Also on - site, an outpost of a national day - labor service provides work for locals who can't get out to the suburban strip malls where such services often set up shop.

As unproductive as I am, at least by all the popular notions of the day, I've somehow managed to accomplish everything I set out to do and have a good time doing it.

By setting up a recurring Google Calendar invite to yourself, you'll never have to worry about having to rearrange and coordinate time for writing, day in day out.

Burn out is a real thing and can not only set you back a few days on productivity but it can sneak up on your immune system, potentially causing you to miss time off of work.

Getting jarred out of a deep REM slumber to the sound of a blaring alarm clock sets you up for a negative day brimming with fatigue and crankiness.

You could easily try it out for an hour or two a day using a countertop or set of drawers, just to get a feel for the difference it makes.