Sentences with phrase «else control your destiny»

So, if you're the type to sit back and let someone else control your destiny, then indie publishing is probably not for you.

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But we feel good about our position and the fact that we are in control of our own destiny, probably more than anybody else in Canada in our business.

«We control our own destiny instead of relying on someone else... we control our supply from the ground up.»

He solves the mystery, with someone else's confession filling in the details; and then, in his pride at having figured it all out, he plays God, takes control of the destiny of the reborn victim, and ends by precipitating consequences he will find difficult to live with, and facing an agonizing awareness of himself.

His luck with life leads him to progress from beaten fool to someone trying to take control of his own destiny, but without hurting anyone else in the process.

Traditional authors SELL the rights on their work to someone else, therefore THAT person, usually the publishing house, is in control of the author's destiny, not him.

It seems as though everyone else is in control of our destiny.

And it shouldn't be expensive or a lure to let someone else take full control of one's professional destiny.

But Tom Bianco, a salesperson in Kelly's office, isn't terribly thrilled with the idea of someone else being in control of his destiny.

«We try to control our real estate so that if an anchor tenant closes, we can control our destiny and put someone else in.»