Sentences with phrase «do reach the next level»

Learning in your discomfort zone may cause negative feelings such as a fear of failure and deep frustration — but also great satisfaction when you do reach the next level and set yourself a new and even more uncomfortable challenge.

Not exact matches

Instead of sitting in classrooms learning facts about how to start a company, they are learning - by - doing and building real skills to reach the next level of performance.

In other words, as you reach the next level in your career, make sure whoever replaces you in your former position will do a remarkable job so the only direction you're left to proceed is upward.

And counter to what many believe, this doesn't change when your company is doing well — every moment of glory is fleeting, quickly swept away by the next looming crisis and the need to reach the next level of success.

Figure out what you need to do in order to reach the next level, or even switch careers entirely.

Be blessed my brother cause; this a trap that turns one brother against another; when we turn from our sin the devil is angry and does every thing he can to take you back i believe after this act was done eddie repented years ago; but the devil came to rob and steal and keep him from reaching the next level in Christ why were they quiet so long

The program is designed to recognize people who have the courage to do things in their own way and with the perseverance to reach the next level.»

If the ambition is to reach the next level and compete seriously for major trophies then Wenger has shown he is not the man to do that IMO.

Coach Jeff Bzdelik is in the final year of his contract, and if his players refuse to do the hard work to reach the next level, he is going to be the fall guy.

He's done well in the past, but this season has been difficult and he no longer looks like one of those players who can help City reach the next level,» said a source.

«We're doing a lot of due diligence to make sure that the work is reaching as many people as possible... I'm here to take it to the next level.»

Buy it if you want to reach the next level in your game — if you don't, the opposition will!!!»

For example, when I reach a plateau on dumbbell chest presses, I find doing heavy sets on the chest press machine for a couple of weeks gives me the extra strength I need to move up to the next dumbbell level.

With the single - player campaign easily overcome in a dozen or so hours and players reaching the level cap with relative ease, the next inevitable question quickly became: what do we do next?

For one, we know that playing games motivate and engage players with challenges, feedback about how they are doing, and progression i.e. reaching the next level of skill.

When I set about writing my next effort at fiction, I didn't think I had reached a level where I could feel comfortable that my writing was on a close enough par with the thriller novels I was reading.

The most important thing we can do as authors is give back in some way, whether through social lessons in our prose or helping others reach the next level in their journey as professional authors.

In fact, many people will do «mileage runs,» where they will take a cheap flight and then immediately turn around and come back just to reach the next status level.

Keep this trick in mind the next time you debate whether you should do a mileage run to reach the next level.

I kinda was enjoying it until I reached the 8th or 9th mission (out of 22 I think) and then was told I needed to collect more DNA to unlock the next mission, so that meant I had to replay older levels and do side missions to grind for crap.

But if you grow tired of constant deaths at a certain point, sadly the game doesn't allow you to save during levels, meaning you'll be forced into the repetition of revisiting areas until you reach the next checkpoint, well either that or you can turn the game off and then have to start an entire level again when you return to it, which isn't a whole lot of fun.

SebastianH, do you believe that sea levels will rise by 10 feet in the next 50 years, or that CO2 levels will reach 1400 ppm by 2130, or that global temperatures will rise by 16 - 30 degrees C by 2130 due to the 1400 ppm?

While I am pretty sure IPCC won't repeat the silly mistake of projecting global warming of 0.2 C per decade for the next two decades (as it did in AR4), it will be interesting to see whether or not IPCC modifies its AR5 report to include the possibility of continued global cooling over the next two or three decades despite unabated human GHG emissions and concentrations expected to reach new record levels.

What practice management, marketing or administrative goals do I need to reach in order to move to the next level?

Once you get your feet under you and perhaps have done a small deal or two based on your criteria above, then it might be better to reach out to a mentor to help you reach that next level.