Sentences with phrase «actually sticking to a strategy»

My problem IS actually sticking to a strategy.

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The crucial role of both S.M.A.R.T. goals and an open editorial calendar is to ensure that you actually stick to a consistent schedule when it comes to executing your content strategy.

While the news media covered the potential bidders who wanted their names in the press — whether or not they had the resources, management scale or confidence to actually compete on auction day — ZD and Univision maintained focus and stuck to their respective strategies.

The wholesale trading of letters is what the psychologists were actually observing: they wanted to compare the volunteers» Scrabble strategies with their foraging strategies, to see if they stuck with the letters they were given — or rapidly abandoned one set of letters for another (more promising) set.

The simpler and easier any strategy is, the more likely it is that you'll actually do it and actually stick with it long enough for it to work.

Said again, it's basic logic that the simplest and easiest strategy is the one you're most likely to actually do and stick to, which is the only thing that ultimately matters.

A good outcome can lead us to stick with a questionable strategy that worked this time, and a bad outcome can cause us to change or discard a strategy that may actually be better, except for this time.

But you'll increase your odds of success, by devising a strategy you'll actually be able to stick to and thus more likely to lead to a larger nest egg down the road.

I've played so many twin - stick shooters where it feels like a case of simply clearing out room after room of enemies with no real hook or strategy, but Time Recoil actually encourages you to think each kill through and try to use it to your advantage as you move onto the next.

You don't have to actually tell your client they are wrong in this scenario, but they may see the wisdom in sticking with a winning strategy with proven success.