Sentences with phrase «think of your work day»

Think of your work day in chunks of time.

or «How are you thinking of your work these days?»)

Not exact matches

Though the thought of running your own business, spending your days working on something you're passionate about, and choosing how and where you spend your time is enticing, realize there are days if not years of sleepless nights, cash flow shortfalls and mindset hurdles between you and your destination.

I think that is a great way to feel small accomplishments throughout your day, instead of working here and there on a variety of things and never feeling a sense of accomplishment.

Whatever you choose, try to think less of what's «cool» in the media at present, and focus on what the employee wants out of their work day.

Think about which days of the week you'd prefer to work.

So on the days when it seems really too hard for me to keep going I think about all of the people whose lives have been changed by the work.

Whether for you that means long, lazy days on a beach lounger or exploring an exotic new locale, many professionals run into the same snag — you salivate at the thought of escaping work, but when the time actually comes you find it nearly impossible to actually disconnect.

To make sure employees are thinking about the long term when they refer prospects, Brett Brewster of Mitec Controls, a $ 5.5 - million fire - and life - safety company in Norcross, Ga., spreads the bonus payments out: the employee gets half at the referral's 90 - day mark and the rest when the referral has been working for six months.

When you think in terms of a 40 - plus - hour workweek in addition to commute time, getting ready for work each day, etc., you suddenly have a wealth of available time during retirement.

«I explained how for the past couple of years I've kept Wednesdays clear on my calendar, usually worked from home, and used it as design / writing / solo - thinking time because the other four days get consumed with collaboration,» Schweikardt explained to the board, but lately «the collaboration days had gotten so busy, that Wednesdays had turned to email and administrivia catch - up days.»

«I would go to class one day and I would learn about transactions and I would go to work on Monday and be in the middle of the transaction, and I would think, «Thank God I went to class,»» says Cole.

But these days, it feels like businesses are afraid to embrace these fundamental truths and instead work desperately to «think outside the box» and «reinvent the wheel» (without phrasing it that way, of course, or they would perpetuate more dreaded clichés).

We need to do whatever we can to think better and with most of us struggling to just get through the working day, it's no surprise that the concept of a thinking vacation would be so appealing to so many.

«The biggest mistake I see these days is thinking that a business idea will automatically turn into a viable business model,» says Terri Lonier, president and founder of Working Solo, a New Paltz, New York - based business strategy consultancy, and author of Working Solo: The Real Guide to Freedom and Financial Success with Your Own Business.

Many factors are contributing to this: the ubiquity of smartphones and internet access, the increasingly global scope of business and, importantly, greater acceptance of flexible and / or alternative work arrangements (think: spending only three hours in the office during the day, then catching up from the neighbourhood coffee shop at night).

You'd think the need for so much practice would run counter to the idea that four hours of intellectual work a day maxes out our brains.

«It's a sad day for the National Guard, and our thoughts and prayers are with the families of everyone involved and everyone with the National Guard as we work through this,» he said.

Then if you become a Zen master of optimism, you could wait a day, and spend that time thinking about why something actually might work.

As I was working up a sweat climbing 40 flights of stairs with my kettle bell the other day, I thought about someone I interviewed a while back who went through a dramatic change of heart.

Jongerius: That's a very horizontal way of working, and I don't think you can do it all day long.

In addition, the survey also showed that the average U.S. office worker thinks about work for 78 percent of their waking hours during a typical workday, versus 41 percent on a day off.

This is why I think a question such as «Do you show up to work every day with the intention of helping others succeed?»

But think about just the most basic level, people who come to Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger, about 100 billion times a day to share content or a message with a specific set of people, and I think that that basic functionality, people understand because we have the controls in line every time, and given the volume of the activity and the value that people tell us that they are getting from that, I think that that control in line does seem to be working fairly well.

If you think this isn't important, bear in mind that long - term studies show that working 11 or more hours a day at least doubles the risk of depression.

Think about it: The opportunity and encouragement to intermittently rest and renew our energy during the work day serves as an antidote to the increasing overload so many of us feel in a world of relentlessly rising demand,» Schwartz and Porath write.

I was thinking about this just the other day, when I was in London watching my daughter Holly co-host Britain's first We Day, celebrating the achievements of the 12,000 school kids in attendance, who all earned their tickets through their volunteer woday, when I was in London watching my daughter Holly co-host Britain's first We Day, celebrating the achievements of the 12,000 school kids in attendance, who all earned their tickets through their volunteer woDay, celebrating the achievements of the 12,000 school kids in attendance, who all earned their tickets through their volunteer work.

Sometimes it's difficult to switch off at the end of the day or take time out on the weekend and stop thinking about work.

To break out of this success - killing pattern, Kutcher took action, designing a new morning ritual that allows him to work on what he actually thinks is important each day.

«I started going back and trying to think about what I use in my day - to - day work,» said Peter Gleick, a hydrologist who looks at the movement of water all over the world to understand and predict droughts and flooding.

However, Halligan's compensation ($ 18,000 / year toward conference attendance, $ 2,500 / year FSA, full health insurance with paid premiums, 30 days of PTO, to name a few) sounds more like magical thinking than solutions that could actually work in start - ups.

Gone will be the days of the way people think about such things as their work ethic.

36 days of thoughts and prayers from Congress since the #LasVegasShooting obviously hasn't worked.

International business speaker Michael Kerr shares some research about how you can work smarter not harder, a fun at work tip to help employees interact at work, a deep thought of the week, and a preview of some of the fun May theme days headed your way.

I am extremely lucky to work in a job which causes me to be thanked countless times a day to which i have always replied with «no problem» or «no worries» and although my customers never seem to mind it drives me crazy mostly because I spent many years learning to speak and have spent many years teaching my children and think the constant use of one or two phrases over and over is limiting so just recently I have tried to use different phrases such as «your welcome» and «my pleasure» and anything else which springs to mind and is more suited to each scenario.

GREENBLATT: Well you know I taught at Columbia as I mentioned for the last 22 years and so I tell my students that first day of class actually, I tell them that you know I don't think there's a lot of social value in being an investment manager, it's not that I don't think investors who do work set help set prices and allocate capital and all those things, but I just think A, they're not very good at it, and B, it'll get done without you.

I would have never thought, as a kid growing up, that I would one day be working with one of the biggest brands in the world.

Let me dive into a full day in your office to flip the script and challenge your management and team to think outside of the box to resolve issues, work congruently and take massive action to achieve quarterly and yearly goals!

Something like Uber could never work in the Good Olde Days of the 1950s and early 60s, the period that most Americans think of when they talk about Making America Great Again.

Every day riding home from work, I think about where the line should be and whether I was on the right side of it.

«As you get to hundreds of orders a day, it causes you to stop and think about how fulfillment works,» Reddy told Webster, and certain efficiencies need to be added.

«I thought, if I could work on this Monday through Thursday and then work a three - day weekend on all these side gigs and try to make enough money to survive, I could sort of make two full - time jobs out of it.»

A poll I saw the other day indicated that 25 % of people on the verge of retirement think they are in such bad financial shape that they will have to work until age 80.

Once upon a time, there was a young man who got his dream job in the financial services industry, thought he could make it big one day and worked hard at it, then got disillusioned and disgusted by what he saw around, and finally quit to live a life of greater peace and fulfillment, while pursuing his passion in value investing.

One great example of the value of hard work is Bill Gates who said once on a Reddit: «20 years ago I would stay in the office for days at a time and not think twice about it.

So we think where we still have a tremendous opportunity and we're working that each and every day overseas, and we feel very, very good about that as we go into the rest of this year and then into the long haul here.

That depends, I think, on whether Schleiermacher's and Hegel's day is over, on whether modernity is wrapped up - on whether, as it was put in one late - night discussion of Pannenberg's work in a gathering of friends and admirers, the Enlightenment was a blip.

And once I started going to therapists and doing all this work to undo — or at least to examine that stuff — I slowly started finding that at the end of the day I have all of these big questions, and yeah, I don't really know how clearly I believe all the things I used to, but at the bottom of all of that, I think I'm a believer.

The result of such confusion, Chesterton thought, was that in his own day «the cultured class is shrieking to be let out of the decent home, just as the working class is shouting to be let into it.»

Think of these parables: the seed falling among good soil and bad soil; a tiny mustard seed becoming the largest tree; the landowner who paid the workers who laboured an hour the same wage as those working a full day; the foolish and wise builders constructing on rock and sand; the end times judgement of the sheep and the goats — and so on.