Sentences with phrase «finally stick to a plan»

Get ready to put your excuses aside because any one of these budgeting apps will help you finally stick to a plan.

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I've finally figured out how to love my body, how to stop stressing over food, how to set up and stick to a plan for financial freedom, and most importantly, to do what makes ME happy, and that's exactly what I want to share with you!

It is a strategic weight loss diet plan created by Nate Miyaki that comes with a handbook (PDF, I must say) that shows you how you can lose weight without sticking to low carb diet and by finally escaping the carb - loop.

Thelma Dickinson (Davis, Quick Change) and Louise Sawyer (Sarandon, White Palace) are two Arkansas women stuck in stagnant relationships, who decide to finally do something fun for themselves when they go on a two - day fishing trip, or so the plan was.

In particular, I think about finally using data to drive meaningful instructional shifts rather than getting stuck in our old pattern of looking at data, making adjustments, and never returning back to a connected plan to see if those changes actually had an impact on students.

Finally, you need to stick to your commitments, follow through on the plan, and not judge each other for the debt.

Finally, stick to your plan.

A baller trader studies the markets for days or weeks before acting, but when he does finally take a trade he goes in big because he has a plan and a predetermined risk threshold, and he sticks to them with discipline.

Finally, in 2016, I gave up on leaving the public sector and decided to enroll in the PSLF plan and stick it out in the public sector for the remaining 7 years to get the loan paid off.

Finally, when you have a reasonable overall plan, you need to stick with it.

Forget those New Year's resolutions to finally stick to your exercise plan or to spend less money at Starbucks.

Finally, your marketing plan shows you months in advance what you'll need to create products or campaigns that WORK rather than throwing money at «trendy» or run - of the mill campaigns and merely hoping they stick.

Finally, putting your plans in writing will help you stick to the routine.