Sentences with phrase «what nuggets of wisdom»

Fabiani Duarte: What would you recommend as like the biggest piece of advice, maybe it's more than one piece of advice that you would give them, what nugget of wisdom would you say, go to law school and do this?

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So, there's a tremendous amount of standard business wisdom about how you need to have an elevator pitch, a small nugget that will encapsulate what it is you do with the amount of time it takes to pitch your business to a theoretical once - in - a-lifetime investor in a chance elevator encounter.

His one nugget of wisdom: The internet wasn't useful unless you knew exactly what you wanted from it.

I've been thinking about what the most important nuggets of wisdom I've gained are - what I most want to share with you as you head out the gate...

Ask anyone what their fathers have taught them, and the answers will range widely, from nothing at all to universal golden nuggets of wisdom.

If Stealing Beauty is shot with a painterliness by Darius Khondji and possessed of scattered nuggets of actual wisdom, not just the kind you get from leaning on coming - of - age clichés (I'm especially fond of dying writer Jeremy Irons's frantic search for what he considers one of his finest pieces of work («I would think that since I can't find it,» he qualifies)-RRB-, it's also rife with shallow performances (Tyler's is particularly impenetrable, pardon the pun — the camera loves her, but she doesn't love it back), perfunctory soundtrack cues (the use of Nina Simone is as uninspired here as the use of Edith Piaf is at the end of The Dreamers), and fizzling payoffs.

It happens to me as well — I go to the ISTE conference and feel like I am in «information overload» mode but what happens is that after I self - curate all the amazing things I've learned I come out with a «nugget of wisdom» (or two) to implement.

What nuggets of writing wisdom have you discovered through reading comics?

«Buy what you know» is one of the most misunderstood nuggets of wisdom I've ever encountered.

Part of what you hope is that you can impart to coming generations some of the wisdom that has come from that journey, not just nuggets of knowledge picked up along the way.

Diagnosis, in brief: (1) they write about stuff they clearly don't understand (2) they pick a catchy reverse - common - wisdom nugget as a headliner without the having the slightest interest in whether it is true or not (3) they pick an expert to talk to, but since they don't have a clue about the subject they don't know how to pick a good expert, or even understand what the expert says (4) there is a grain of sense in there, but so badly wrapped in trash it is nearly unfindable.

The most anticipated guide filled with nuggets of wisdom, insights, where to go and what to do in Las Vegas during the HR Technology Conference.

So many good nuggets of wisdom, but notably, figuring what what is stupid and avoiding that is far easier than being brilliant, and often gets your farther.

I'll have to go read your other posts to see what other nuggets of wisdom you've been providing.

In her book, she offers this nugget of wisdom in regards to decluttering your home: «The best way to choose what to keep and what to throw away is to take each item in one's hand and ask: «Does this spark joy?»