Sentences with phrase «advice books suggest»

Many advice books suggest that couples keep separate bank accounts.

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For example, among other advice he suggests books to read on the topic, ways to ensure you get a truly stellar executive.

Winston Churchill refused to listen to wealth advisors» advice and often acted contrary to what they suggested, according to David Lough, a private banker of long standing who has recently published a book entitled No More Champagne: Churchill and His Money.

Because of the rapid evolution of legislation, I strongly suggest you seek the proper legal advice, rather than using a pre-made template that is readily found on the Internet or in books.

As N.T. Wright suggests in his book «Surprised by Hope,» the Apostle Paul certainly liked his metaphors, and might have benefited from such advice.

IF i may be allowed, i would also like to suggest a book for nontheists that offers advice for pluralism.

I think of you and your delicous recipes every time I pass Borough Market on the number 35... A long time ago I suggested to you here that you collect your recipes in a book, so I am delighted that you have now taken my advice;) can not wait to buy it for EVERYONE.

But research does suggest that once your kid is showing signs of being ready to go nap - free — and I'll talk about those signs below — you can say adios to those afternoon siestas, even if it means going against the advice of your sleep books.

And although she insists that her recently published book, Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother (Penguin Press, Jan. 2011), is not meant to be taken as parenting advice, its message is widely being read as suggesting that the «Chinese» mothering style is superior to the more lenient «Western» way.

In his 1840 book, «Organic Chemistry in Its Application to Agriculture and Physiology,» von Liebig suggested that mineral fertilizers should be added to soil to replace depleted minerals; the advice, which farmers took to heart, had a huge impact.

I bought the book and took Dr. Sara's advice to heart immediately by starting my day with some basic yoga stretches as she suggests.

There is also advice on recognizing and managing adrenal crashes.Dr Lam provides a «lifestyle toolbox» and a «personal toolbox» as well as a «nutritional toolbox» covering: - First Line of Defense — Gentle Nutrients (dosages are recommended)- Second Line of Defense — Glandulars and Herbs - Tools of Last Resort — Hormones (dosages are sometimes recommended) Yes, the supplements suggested are «alternative» but by the time someone is reading this book they are most likely in the advanced stages and need to be very gentle in their approach - as this book carefully explains.

Most dating advice / self - help books end on a self - congratulatory high note, suggesting that it's only a matter of reading and following said advice to ha... I would take a neurotic person any day over someone who takes things too personally, and overreacts in a passive - aggressive manner (silence); non-communicative — opposite of the neurotic.

In addition to valuable advice to parents, including what it means for a child to be ready for kindergarten, special sidebars throughout the book help parents make reading aloud fun and interactive, suggesting questions to ask, connections to make, and games to play to enrich their preschooler's learning experience.

I've read marketing advice that tells writers to start a new website and Facebook page for every single book, and others suggest you have a Twitter account for all your major characters.

As the title suggests, the intended audience for the book is women — the assumption being that more women than ever are in charge of their own or their family's finances — but I think the advice is universal.

Her book not only provides detailed advice in a number of areas of book marketing but also suggests writers and bloggers to check out who are experts in particular areas of marketing, links to helpful videos and blog posts, and an overall friendly attitude despite the rigorous approach she offers in this invaluable book.

What we can do with this series is examine some best practices and consider the ways others have found success in marketing their books, while retaining the understanding that anything I suggest (or anyone giving market advice suggests) should be taken as broad suggestions based on past experience.

I am wondering if the portfolio for a retired person should be similar to the one you suggested in this book, or if you have advice about another book to read for retirement portfolios.

As the title suggests, about 1 / 4th of the book is still travel - focused and has a compilation of some of the most pivotal realizations and advice that I've distilled from my travels.

The Queens Museum staff makes themselves available to introduce SPQ students to the nuances of Queens and Corona, suggest relevant community partners with which to collaborate, provide advice on permitting and other logistics, make relevant introductions to municipal agencies and elected officials, as well book museum space for larger collaborative meetings, public events, workshops, or happenings, as the museum's schedule and technical capacity allows.

I'm not dismissing all expert advice, but I am suggesting that no one has written a book about your child or about you.

This book is loaded with concrete advice for parents with a child faced with a bullying situation, how to advocate for their child, along with suggested game plans to enact within the school system.

Went off the advice of a few senior military officers and my old economics professor suggested Brandon Turner's book... which led me to the podcast... which eventually led me here.

Contrary to advice you've probably received about not putting all your eggs in one basket, this book suggests that you place all your eggs in your best basket.