Sentences with phrase «figure things out when»

Therefore, it is good to know someone who can help you to figure things out when problems get tough.

You'll be surprised how refreshed you'll feel and how easily you'll figure things out when you return to your desk.

I've done my reading about what AP is all about and from that I have discovered many tools that helped us figure things out when parenting a fussy baby.

There was little need to figure things out when everyone seemed to be on the same page from the opening tip of the season.

But they are still trying to figure things out when it comes to engagement.

If you hire the right and smart people, they will figure things out when things gets tough.

Not exact matches

«But when the price is $ 50 a barrel instead of $ 100, well, we've got to go figure out how were going to make things work.»

Managers spend lots of time trying to figure out how to keep their employees happy, but when it comes to sales people they tend to think of things strictly in monetary terms.

Simply loading up the software and trying to figure things out on your own doesn't work as well when you want to learn Photoshop as it does for other pieces of software.

As a CEO, it's important to know when to step back and ensure the team works together to figure things out, rather than hold everyone's hands as they sort through their differences.

When we start building a community we tend to have a bit of a rough edge, we are figuring things out as we go, getting it right sometimes, getting it wrong often.

«When you travel alone, you force yourself into a survival mode where you have to do things and you have to meet people and you have to push yourself to figure out what's going on unless you want to be in your room all day,» he says «It's the most exhilarating, inspiring, creative thing that there is.»

When things pop up and take two minutes or less, I like to figure them out immediately.

You know that annoying thing that happens when you have a million tabs open and you hear a video playing in one of them but can't figure out where it is?

When a crisis hits, the first thing you do is figure out what the facts are (or if you can't find the answers quick enough, identify a process for getting the facts).

We share our facility with women's basketball, volleyball, wrestling and gymnastics, so the first thing I'm trying to figure out is when can I get the gym.

When it comes to this type of data, it seems, people can figure out things a purely computer - driven system might miss.

«Figure out what your unique business offering is and when you're working at your very best, what are the things that are distinct about you as a person or you as a company.»

When it's just you, you figure out how things work, you hire a partner, and things are OK.

When you can figure out where you're wasting your time, you can work to cut those things out.

When figuring out the value of your donations, make sure you keep a couple of things in mind.

Here are a few things to keep in mind when figuring out the ideal price to charge for your products.

One of the things to keep in mind when mining any form of digital currency is figuring out whether or not it will be profitable.

Imagine if when the paramedics arrive at an accident scene, the first thing they do is empty the guy's pockets, take his credit cards and run them to the limits, figure out how to divvy it all up among themselves — then start to worry about the guy lying on the pavement.

Still, there are a few main things that you should be keeping your eyes open for when figuring out which broker or brokers to use for your trading.

I looked forward to my 30s when I'd have things all figured out.

Adulthood is potentially dangerous because it can create the false expectation that at some magic point we've got things pretty well figured out when, in reality, we're adrift in a sea of people who are literally making it up as they go.

I figured it out when I was about eight and the things adults were saying in sunday school made absolutely no sense.

It is tricky to figure out when Jesus is talking to the apostles about things, are they just for them and / or for us as well.

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When I was born again I basically said that my life was a mess and I needed God's help to figure things out.

Feeling lonely I'd say most times with things going through my mind Feeling empty on the inside as I'm figuring out life Sometimes I won't admit it when I'm not in control Like a whirlwind, blowing, spinning as it penetrates my soul

in case you haven't figured it out yet, let's be mildly elementary in our reasoning... CNN needs traffic on their website and posting things that get people going (like this) accomplishes that... since when was anyone swayed in their world view by an internet comment?

I would say that it's more that she's figured out that the bible and religion in general is bull but like a child with a security blanket, she doesn't want to believe what she's figured out (like the child not wanting to believe that they've outgrown the blankie) and is desperately trying to rationalize clinging to her faith when the best thing she could do is free herself from what she deep down inside knows is untrue and silly ancient myths.

Show up when you're trying to figure out what great thing God is calling you to be part of and you need somebody to help you figure out how to get there.

Just when you thought you had things figured out and that things looked like they were starting to work out, the bottom drops out from under you.

When I lie awake at night, it usually because I am trying to figure out a problem or reviewing things I need to take care of, or on occasion, if I can't sleep, meditating.

Remember that when you try to figure things out.

But I do realize that the atheist rant is pointless, especially where it tries to argue from an empirical / scientific standpoint because spirituality isn't about trying to figure things out from the outside in through research and data collection — it's when we see things from the inside out and the only valid instrument of measurement is our own being.

«The good news that keeps me going goes something like this: When I thought I had everything figured out and was ready to do great things for God, Jesus interrupted me and said, «I'd like to know you.»

The ups, like getting stocked in Starbucks or opening a new site are huge, but the downs — like worrying about making payroll, figuring out how to solve one thousand problems at once, trying to manage a growing team of people, navigating criticism and dealing with things like building delays can feel overwhelming, especially when you don't feel very experienced.

The only thing you need to worry about when trying to figure out whether a carbohydrate is «good» or «bad» is whether or not it is a «whole» carbohydrate that is unrefined.

It's an ongoing process but I've figured out how to balance my «J» qualities with a little bit of «P», such that I can survive when things don't work out quite as planned.

By the way, I've started using rosemary as an aromatic (the things you figure out when you have two rosemary bushes!)

As a newbie to GFDF baking (when paleo and gluten free blogs were scarce), I had a LOT of trial and error to figure things out.

Remember: there's no such thing as a wrong move when it comes to noodle salad dressings — if anything, this is a great time to experiment with different ratios to figure out which flavors you like.

When your little one only wants to eat things like chicken nuggets, you find yourself trying to figure out whether he or she is getting enough vitamins and minerals.

When are people gonna figure out the added sugar thing??

I love learning new things especially when they involve figuring out tricks in the kitchen.

I used quinoa flour a few times way back when, and never had the patience to figure it out, but I'm all about trying new things, especially if they're made with quinoa.