Sentences with phrase «forget about our advice»

Also do not forget about our advice how to always have money!

Not exact matches

Alternative ways of raising money are increasingly available, and crowd - funding has for instance raised more than # 1 billion for UK small and medium - sized enterprises last year.Of course, don't forget to inquire about the regulation in place in your country, and get professional advice to mitigate risk.

Last piece of advice: hide these raw vegan chocolate truffles, and forget all about them until just before the New Year's party.

I ordered myself the crispy - tomato hoagie (though I forgot Amiel's advice about the fresh mozz and went instead with sharp provolone, which proved a smidge too sharp), and I got my wife a classic Italian with the works.

Unless you guys want another Kim Kallstrom fiasco I'd advice to forget about Mustafi.

With daily schedules in full swing, Master Lock is reminding us not to forget about safety with helpful advice and reliable products.

It is often more effective to speak with your sleep consultant as the issue is happening so you can get instant, implementable advice - rather than waiting until the next day to speak with someone when you may have forgotten some of the details you want to talk about and you must wait until the next night to implement the advice.

I am now in my third trimester with my fourth baby and when I was giving advice to a friend about strange things to expect or what to do and I realized I should probably write this all down before I forget!

Over a dozen years of parenting and dozens of books on parenting later, my advice to parents out there is: Forget about it.

If I could impart one piece of advice it's that writing isn't about the writing itself, it's about the re-writing and the re-re-writing, not forgetting the line - by - line proof edits that take place afterwards.

For what it's worth my advice to David Cameron would be to forget about the various electoral connotations and focus on leading the country.

Contrary to what I have read in several American books on widowhood, which claim that a widow is usually forgotten by her former circle of friends, all my friends — Israeli and American — have stayed in touch, and two young widows in Los Alamos who heard about the accident sought me out and have supported me with advice and understanding throughout the years since.

Forget the latest fad — here's our evidence - based guide to workout success, and the truth about the advice you can ignore

If you want to better your testosterone levels, you should immediately forget about this unbalanced piece of advice.

Forget about that crappy piece of popular advice.

The best advice that dieting science has to offer is: forget about calorie counting.

Forget about all ads, tips and advice that tell you otherwise — they only want your money.

Forget conflicting nutrition advice and feeling overwhelmed & confused about what to eat.

That makes total sense and is great advice, especially about the sugar re-exposure... I forgot it's not just about wheat re-exposure.

My advice is to apply to everything - don't forget about smaller companies.

Many gay mature singles find themselves online dating in an attempt to forget about a past love, but our advice is to heal your old wounds first.

Lastly, don't forget about the site's advice section, where you can get dating tips from experts or other users, or leave your own based on positive or negative experience.

The general dating advice is to purchase premium account and forget about all the problems.

Well, you can forget about waiting to make that call and a lot of other advice that might have worked in the dating scene ten years ago.

And don't forget to keep following my Dating Advice for Women Series if you want to learn more about why men play games or why men fear commitment.

But I don't want to regret putting it in print now, so my advice about bad advice is: forget about it and move on.

My advice is buy paper books and forget about ereaders.

So my advice is: FORGET about «ereaders».

The best advice for these individuals is, if you're a genius at your craft, go off and start your own thing in your spare time and just go for it, forget about dumping $ 10,000's of dollars into schooling.

To conclude, the best advice I can give you is to forget about it.

My advice is to forget about some arbitrary percentage.

Just today I was reading one of my favorite blog sites «Get out of Debt Guy», and someone wrote in for advice about getting a recent call about a 20 - year old student loan which the person thought had long been forgotten, and for which they had stopped paying on.

You can also forget about taking bad advice from people full of conflicts of interest peddling their pet mutual fund picks (your BD, branch manager, their research departments, fund wholesalers, software vendors, fellow advisors, the media, and generic advertising).

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Thanks for the advice about not forgetting to breathe and that your dog can pick up on your mood.

The best advice I can give you for buying tickets with miles is this: Forget nearly everything you know about buying airfare.

Don't worry about them going elsewhere — your honest advice won't be forgotten and it's pretty darn likely they'll come back to you, once they know what they want and where they're going.

The advice seems to be: Forget about Socrates doing the dirty groundwork to actually build doubt, shake convictions and lead people to the truth, and just be Gorgias who's mastering the skills of convincing people, whatever is what we're convincing people about.

Elizabeth, my advice would be to forget any idea about employment with the World Bank — you're over-qualified.

Update 4:45 p.m.: I forgot to mention that CCS is over in Copenhagen delivering advice about how to further wreck state economies by raising energy costs.

«My best advice to entrepreneurs is this: Forget about making mistakes, just do it.»

If you really want to write an effective resume, my advice is to forget everything you have ever been taught about resume writing.

There is so much advice out there about various techniques to beef up a resume that it's often easy to forget about the most important part of any resume - creation process: the inclusion of details about your work experience.

We haven't forgotten about your resume, cover letter, job interview needs because there is much of that advice too.

So forget the nitpicky advice about fonts.

Don't forget to have a Will and take legal advice about this in order to avoid the possibility of an inheritance act claim being made by the payee in the event that the payer does not provide for the payee in the Will whilst the payee is still receiving maintenance and dependent on the payer to some extent.

I tell clients that although I'm not going to give you advice, I don't forget all that I know when we go inside the house and so I say something that I think is legal in nature that is a red flag then I'll just tell the client, «You need to talk to your attorney about this.»

the root of the problem comes, I believe, in the «advice» department... my problem with the generalization is that, as I have often noted: dual agency is EVERYWHERE... RECO practices it by virtue of someone must have forgotten about dual agency entirely, when setting up their procedures through the ministry.

Now that you have learned about it, my advice is to forget about it... it is a worthless metric!