Sentences with phrase «do things her way no»

The second time I sat in their meeting, I realized that Sue asks the same questions at each meeting, and to each rep. Doing things the way we always have done them leads to forecast meetings becoming a waste of time.

It's critical for companies in old - school industries to ditch the «we've always done things this way» mindset and begin listening to what consumers want — nay, expect — and that's a personalized dig...

Some guys wanted to do things their way, rather than keep to our franchising system, which ensured that customers had the same experience everywhere.

«[Outerknown] is an opportunity to do things our way.

Businesses still waste time doing things the way they did them 10 years ago.

Each woman I've come across has taught me so much about doing things THEIR way, regardless of how things are «supposed» to be done.

Regardless, doing things your way can still work out for the best.

«The world around Avon has changed - they can't just do things the way they used to,» Ali Dibadj, an analyst with Sanford C. Bernstein & Co, told Fortune.

They feel empowered to do things their way, instead of how the company has defined that everyone must do things.»

I miss being able to do things my way, though.

Even once he got that break, he refused to do things the way they were done before he arrived.

For me, it seemed like a chance to make a clean break, start over and do things my way.

But most people in the room, French and English alike, soon forgot about politics when Harrison started speaking about improving railway performance, which he has repeatedly proved he can do like nobody else in the business, so long as he is allowed to do things his way.

So, back to doing things the way everybody else does — or more accurately, with far more workers than the typical assembly line, because Tesla did things wrong to begin with and now has to ramp up the humans to avoid a catastrophe.

Lesson: to succeed, do things your way.

«We're doing things the way either someone else showed us how to do them or we saw and learned from watching.

If a manager simply says, «You need to do things this way instead,» employees feel controlled.

I've always done things the way I wanted to do them.

I had very simplistic view that if we did things the way my grandfather did them, this would be easy.

If you have mentor that insists that you do things their way, that's find.

Rather, as is common in breakaway situations, the advisor - bloggers wanted to do things their way, according to Brown.

JPL alleged that Coppedge «was seen as stubborn, unwilling to listen and always having to do things his way, which frustrated project members and resulted in errors.»

It also doesn't mean that the chaplain has to do things your way or the way you believe she should because you think God said so.

God doesn't seem to do things the way I would either.

I've seen the extra heartache that comes with plowing ahead and doing things my way instead of waiting for God's way.

â $ œGod doesnâ $ ™ t seem to do things the way I would either.

I've been doing things my way since the start.

I recognize that there are some bad people out there, but most of the really public purity / courtship proponents do things this way.

He never did things the way any one of us would have done them.

You do things your way and I'll do things God's way.»

Those people are looking for a dishonorable man, one that they can sway to do things their way..

It might put a lot of people out of jobs, but at least we will be doing things the way that He intended.

Sometimes we're not even sure why we do things the way we do them.

I don't know why God has set things up the way he has, or why he does things the way he does.

The first step is to admit you are not so «intelligent» and accept some humility and are in no position to question how or why God does things His way.

We keep wanting to do things our way, or to do things in a corner where God can not see.

You know, when we try to do things our way, when we try to get our own recognition and our own fame, we really our setting ourselves up as God.

It's not about me, as if You should do things my way, For You alone are God, and I surrender to Your ways.

Everybody wants church to do things their way.

The result, however, is that some leaders become very accustomed to always doing things their way.

If we are truly mature our concern should not be forcing the church to do things our way, it should be supporting whatever way best advances the Gospel.

What if the reason the church does things they way they do is to engage less mature Christians or non-Christians so that they are drawn in to hear the Gospel and be transformed by it?

Let's do things Your way God, not mine.

Well God has blessings for those people that do things His way.

I don't think other churches need to do things our way, and I don't think we do things better or worse than anyone else other than when we do things that are not ourselves.

Commit to building genuine community with a small group of people who are interested in learning the truth rather than doing thing the way they have always been done.

He doesn't do things the way we think he should or thought he would.

I do not do my things that way hence I have a tangible God.

The reason we can trust in a God who doesn't do things our way and has a timeline markedly different from ours is because of His unfathomable love for us.

If you wanted health reform from Jesus, do things HIS way.