Sentences with phrase «accomplishment of a given task»

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He'll help you master your mornings, while also sharing a technique to help you prioritize the tasks in your day, take action and give you a strong sense of accomplishment (and relief) immediately.

He said that making your bed gives you a sense of accomplishment, shows that if you can't tackle the small tasks, you will never get the big things right, and if you have had a miserable day, having a made bed gives you encouragement about tomorrow.

The really difficult task when faced with an emergent «sacred» such as began to appear in the wake of 9/11 is to refuse to be fascinated and instead to tend to the wounded, to search for and apprehend nihilist criminals, yet not to aggrandize them and their purely negative accomplishments in a way that gives succour to others who might imitate them.

Additionally, the act of crossing off finished tasks can help give kids a feeling of accomplishment and autonomy.

Their total concentration on the task at hand gives way to the sheer delight of accomplishment that can be seen on the faces of both - and in the wag of a tail.

If you have accomplished any task with your strategy, like framing a sale initiative, which proved successful for your firm, then elaborate on this achievement rather than just giving the figures of your accomplishments.

Numbers help quantify your accomplishments, giving a context that helps the interviewer understand the degree of difficulty involved in your tasks.

Use your resume to put your strengths up for sale; give specific examples of your accomplishments, successful tasks or ways your... Read More»

But FlyLady suggests that a clean and shiny sink will give you a sense of accomplishment in the face of all of the other tasks that need to be done, and that is the truth.