Sentences with phrase «authors talk about»

The authors talk about the rule makers (stocks — such as Coca - Cola and General Electric — that will give you good returns over the long haul) and the rule breakers (upstart businesses — such as Amazon.com — that, as the book's dust jacket says, «take their industries by storm»).

In the book Resonant Leadership by Richard Boyatzis and Annie McKee, the authors talk about the qualities of really good leaders.

He also cites an example from a Denver University Law Review article, in which the authors talk about an experiment they did to compare a «traditional» document review to higher tech, more automated, less «lawyered» alternatives.

In contrast, the authors talk about a statistical estimate, which is being derived from a whole bunch of realization.

The authors talk about the CET record and that there is a clear 30 years cool and then 30 years warm cycle.

More generally, the authors talk about the possibility that future technologies will provide reactor designs that are safer, more secure, and less of a proliferation risk.

Both authors talk about the big themes like love, life and death in different ways.

I love to hear my favorite illustrators and authors talk about their craft.

A lot of authors talk about «permafree» like it's the holy grail of gaining more exposure on Amazon.

To hear our authors talk about their self - publishing experience with AuthorHouse, check out their testimonials.

Specifically, J. K. Rowling decided to publish the e-book versions of the Harry Potter series herself, and I have personally heard a number of older authors talk about putting up some of the backlist for sale themselves and «making more on it now than I ever did before.»

Some authors talk about their relationships, kids, even their health issues.

Listen to our authors talk about why they chose self - publishing, and how AuthorHouse helped make their publishing dreams a reality.

Dylan Hearn has a really good article looking at 5 Self - publishing Truths Few Authors Talk About.

One thing I hear a lot of self - published and traditionally - published authors talk about today is the business of writing.

I've heard authors talk about cutting a 120,000 - word book into two or three smaller books and selling them as a series because series tend to sell better than stand alone books.

It drives me nuts to hear indie authors talk about their 70 % «royalty» from Amazon.

Many authors talk about the challenges of just getting their books into print.

It sounds ridiculously naive to me when indie authors talk about book marketing or promotion.

We listen when talented and successful authors talk about things that get them excited.

Our authors talk about how to do that, too — from teaching study skills for independent learning to making students more aware of their own behavior to enlisting them to help their teachers turn schools around, embrace technology, and learn new professional skills.

The authors talk about having «a pair and a spare» — always dating 3 men at once.

These authors talk about bedsharing as the cultural and physiological norm for human infants, particularly in the context of breastfeeding.

The authors talk about creating a routine for your baby following the acronym E.A.S.Y. which stands for: Eat, Activity, Sleep, and You time (during the sleep).

In an interview at the 2017 Inc. 5000 conference in Palm Springs, California, on Thursday, the entrepreneur, investor, and author talked about what it really takes be successful, his recent brush with cancer, and of course, the inside scoop on Shark Tank.

Leigh Gallagher, Fortune Magazine and «The Airbnb Story,» author talks about how Airbnb has transformed the way travelers book rooms and disrupted the hotel industry.

I have several books by Jewish authors talking about God's humor.

I fall into that category that the author talks about.

The author talks about practices that address fundamental human needs: honoring the body, hospitality, household economics, saying yes and saying no, keeping Sabbath, testimony, discernment, shaping communities, forgiveness, healing, dying well and singing our lives.

That is why the author talked about «our» problem.

btw, about the issue of taxes on the rich that the author talks about, it has just come to notice that a lot of rich americans are giving up their citizenship to save on taxes.

When the author talks about interpretation of an ancient book, he means to take literally the scripture the way you are putting.

Luckily the author talks about this happening, so I am not beating myself up over it.

One of the things the author talks about are migraine triggers (he has a much broader definition of migraine than I'm used to).

In the chapter, the author talks about how she was always wanting more, more, more.

A bloggy friend: «Lori, there's an author talking about open adoption in an article in The Atlantic.

I really appreciated that the author talks about the «exceptions» and basically every possible scenario.

In page 219, the author talks about the origin of two - tier theory of free expression and writes that it has been first suggested by Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. (1841 - 1935), the Jurist who served the Supreme Court from 1902 to 1932, and later advocated by Robert H. Jackson (1892 - 1952) who was Attorney General (1940 - 1941) and serving in the Supreme Court (1941 - 1954).

Six of the videos, «Scientists on the Front Lines of Climate Change,» feature NCA chapter authors talking about key messages from their chapters.

The author talks about dealing with DSPS (Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome) which is...

The author talks about how the brain releases dopamine to make us want food, promising us a reward.

Over the summer I did a book study and in the book the author talked about having something in a high traffic area that every time you saw it you would pray for your family.

About Blog The author talks about the bipolar disorder, anxiety and mental health journey.

In our exclusive interview, the author talks about the inspiration for her tell - all, her best and worst first date, and her most valuable piece of relationship advice.

Sharing my thoughts with other readers have often given me multiple views of the books we read and authors we talked about.

The author talks about how a lot of senior singles are looking more for companionship than marriage at this age.

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The author talks about several reasons why he feels the idea of Girt is too simplistic to capture the importance of other aspects of achievement and success.

Note: In this new world it was the author talking about the control of release dates and how to do it.

What would that author talk about on social media that would attract the attention of thousands, hundreds of thousands, or millions of people?