Sentences with phrase «epiphanies about»

Through that dialogue, clients often have epiphanies about their life and insights that they did not have previous.

I find that sometimes with self - awareness, clients can illuminate the issue, and feel better about it, and have really great epiphanies about how to move forward in their lives and even develop more compassion for ourselves about how we got here.

Driving progress comes from our own epiphanies about the system as a whole, and by encouraging one another to take the steps we can towards a more peaceful, just and sustainable world.

MULHOLLAND DRIVE In my capsule review of Mulholland Drive, I mentioned that I couldn't wait to have epiphanies about this metaphysical cautionary tale; soon after, my inbox was flooded with Monday - morning quarterback deconstructions of David Lynch's woolly aborted TV pilot - cum - arthouse darling.

Some of the greatest epiphanies about your life or career can happen when you're disconnected from it all and seeing things from an alternate perspective.

Her weight loss journey began after the death of her father, which led to several epiphanies about food, health, and the world we live in.

Formerly a photographer, she undertook a years worth of volunteer farming (WWOOFing) in North America in 2010, where she had multiple epiphanies about the importance of soil, the power of food to create community and the purpose of life - made seemingly more enjoyable when working the land.

In recent years, the broader business world has experienced a similar epiphany about the power of design to enrich products and experiences, connect with customers, and help companies accelerate growth.

My praying at a time of need and having an experience that felt like a thunderbolt going though me has lent to me to thinking that God does exist and an epiphany about having a choice whether to continue with a life that left me pursuing my own desires only to be frustrated with what I had, always wanting more lent me to think that life is not about «my way» but «God's way».

Kinda how I took it as well... as if all would have been fine if Benedict has remained Pope... I think this guy was miffed at being called out on it, not that he had some great epiphany about his actions.

I had an epiphany about soup a few years ago while reading I Know How to Cook.

I thought back to when I started my blog and had an epiphany about why I really, truly started it.

I had an epiphany about Brussels sprouts a couple of years ago.

Last week, when I shared my recent epiphany about packing iced herbal teas in my kids» lunches as a healthy facsimile of the sugary, colored drinks many of their peers get, I was... [Continue reading]

BACKGROUND: In 1971, while contemplating the hamburger he was eating, American chemist Paul Lauterbur had an epiphany about how to use a magnetic field and radio waves to create images of living tissues.

From this video, I'm developing a bit of an epiphany about how black men think about IR dating in general.

Karen has an epiphany about Becca.

Curtis tells EW.com, «I had this epiphany about a year ago after I realized that the people that love horror films love them with a fervor that I maybe don't even understand.

At the same time, Major Zero reaches his epiphany about the true path to control through the power of memes: it's not about forcing people to do what you want, it's about ensuring they think they want to do it themselves.

Figures that Barry's momentary epiphany about h...

This simple technique, randomly checking in with students throughout the day, led to an epiphany about performance psychology, something Csikszentmihalyi defined as flow.

McQueen has grown as a person, I mean, car, and Cruz has an epiphany about believing in herself, and of course we all share in the joy of an all - around, life - affirming, girl - power moment.

This is a passage from early on in Lady Bird & The Fox, when Jem is just beginning to get to know Annie, and has a bit of an epiphany about where she's really come from; it's a favourite passage because it puts the loss of cultural heritage into some perspective in a clear and simple way:

I had an epiphany about this earlier this week.

Last week I had an epiphany about earning hotel points and status.

(She had an epiphany about the nature of space, she has said, while performing an exercise conceived by Nauman: lie on the floor for half an hour and imagine sinking into it.)

In 1951 Smith had an epiphany about art.

The more time you have, the more likely you are to have that epiphany about just the right demonstrative that brings the whole case together.

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One winter day in 2010, the Montreal couple were watching hockey and chatting with friends on Facebook about the game, when suddenly Maisonnave had an epiphany.

But basically the epiphany for entering the photo business came from my acquisition about nine years ago of a company called Successories.

But «Beauty Patch» chases the moment of epiphany so single - mindedly that it forgets to be sensitive about how it's accomplished.

YOU: that isn't to say that i don't have a wonder and awe at Christ, i have about 5 to 10 epiphanies a day!

But a spiritual epiphany, which she openly talks about in her 2013 book Following the Breadcrumbs (Authentic) led her to use music as a medium to communicate with young people suffering from low self - esteem and body image issues.

I'm not sure that I could handle reading about an epiphany from «two mystical encounters».

In hiddenness the fugitive Christ «hails» a retriever to trace his fugitive path and prepare for a new epiphany brought about by the renewal of language.

About 3 weeks ago I had an epiphany and changed the way I eat.

It was his first metal concert, and he couldn't wait to tell his EDM buddies about the epiphany he had.

He seems to have had a very late epiphany with his new formation which has brought about some degree of stability albeit a little late in the last campaign and I've always maintained that that was half the problem with Arsenal.

When we read Holt's How Children Fail, it was an epiphany for both of us, putting words to what had always felt wrong to us about our school experiences.

«Sometime during my Ph.D. studies, I had an epiphany: I liked learning about science more than I liked doing it.

Specifically, it's the tale Fuller crafted and recrafted about an alleged suicide attempt and the subsequent epiphany that motivated him to live with purpose.

In 2007 he was still casting about for a novel resource — one that contained so much power it would cost less than coal — when he had an epiphany in midair.

Masse's epiphany came while poring over Hawaiian oral histories regarding the goddess Pele and wondering what they might reveal about the lava flows that episodically destroy human settlements and create new tracts of land.

After years in industrial beekeeping, he had an epiphany in 2007 while sitting on an elk path in Montana thinking about the situation: dead bees, missing bees, mites thriving on chemical strips meant to kill them.

It makes for a good read, though there are disputes about the exact timing of this apparent epiphany.

«This suggested to us that paying too much attention to others» choices might keep you from thinking about how the game works and prevent an epiphany,» Krajbich said.

Sakudas depression gradually lifted after her psilocybin session, which her husband credits with bringing about an «epiphany» and a «revival.»

@Michael W I do nt always put everything in because I want you to experience you own epiphanies or sparks of insight I talked about in the Primal sense blog.

Once this epiphany had been reached, it changed the way I thought about the colours in my outfits — now I tend to work with a «rule of 3» — up to 3 core colours in each outfit, with the exception that extras can be tones of one of these (and black and white do or don't count as a colour depending on my mood).

About Blog Honest, gloat - free runner's blog charting the highs, lows, blisters and epiphanies of a once - obese heavy drinker and smoker who turned to marathon running for salvation.