Sentences with phrase «great lessons learned»

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And some great lessons learned.

The greatest lessons I learned from Tolle were that this moment is all we ever really have, and the ego is not who we are.

The single greatest lesson I learned from having HA was how to SURRENDER.

On my way back, in the plane, I realized this was a great lesson learned.

One of the greatest lessons I learned is that financial pressure can cripple inspiration and motivation, especially when you are constantly worrying about paying next month's rent.

I considered it a great lesson learned for when I self - publish.

I've learned several financial lessons over the years (spend less than you earn, pay yourself first and optimize your savings so you can invest) but the greatest lesson I learned was to be happy today.

One of the greatest lessons I learnt from my beloved dog was the virtue of patience.

The 3 Second Rule One of the greatest lessons I learned in Trish King's Canine Behavior Academy and working as a volunteer for both the Sonoma and Marin Humane Societies is the 3 Second Rule, which Trish learned about at Wolf Park, a renowned wolf sanctuary, and later recommended shelter volunteers to put it in practice while working with shelter dogs.

The greatest lesson learned from years of motion controlled games is that the biggest innovations comes from underground, grassroots and subversive game development environments.

«It was a great lesson learned.»

Great lesson learned and I am learning more and more how important it is for us to continue to save and not thinking of rent rolls as profit.

A great lesson learned though, was that during a medical crisis I was having, sometimes we have to stop and let others give service to us and take a break!

Not exact matches

The greatest lesson she's learned along the way is that it's important to just listen to your employees.

And after working at Facebook, Intel and Microsoft and starting my own company, I've learned two major lessons: All great things take time, and you must persist no matter what.

Like the best cooking shows, Vitale's «Laura in the Kitchen» is a great way to learn vital lessons that apply to a wide variety of dishes.

Important lessons about life and business are there for the learning in the great novels they made you read as a kid.

Another hard - learned lesson is that there is virtually no consistent correlation between great talkers and great ideas.

He called the new endeavor Obvious, a nod to a lesson learned from the success at Blogger — that seemingly silly and trivial ideas often look like great ones in retrospect.

Tim Ferriss has had the opportunity to interview some of the greatest business minds of this generation and has written a number of New York Times bestselling books encapsulating the lessons he has learned.

They take the Great by Choice, expensive tuition approach to mistakes, learn from them, apply the lessons, and never repeat.

«The title alone of this book has been a great lesson for me, and I think it is something that every leader has to do or learn to get comfortable with to manage stress and stay productive, effective, and happy in their role.

I reached out to Dustin after reading a blog post he penned enumerating lessons learned (you can read the original post here), and it resulted in a great conversation.

Which was great reinforcement for me of four simple, straightforward, but easy to overlook lessons I've learned from the workings of Branson and his organization.

There is so much more to be learned from these entrepreneurial greats, but the powerful lessons above will give any new or even established entrepreneur an edge in their business.

And despite lessons learned from the economic crisis — where, arguably, too many extroverted risk - takers in leadership positions wrought financial ruin — and the value of having quiet leaders who, as Good to Great author Jim Collins puts it, «build not their own egos but the institutions they run,» a workplace stigma around introversion still exists.

They are also forced to learn lessons about areas of business that are out of their field of expertise (marketing, sales, finance, etc.)-- lessons they would never learn (at least to as great a degree) if they worked as an employee at a company.

Yet in every great farce there is a lesson to be learned.

It incorporates the diverse lessons learned of 11 very successful and entrepreneurs from the across the country including Brian Scudamore, Founder & CEO of 1 -800-GOT-JUNK; Mark Zuckerberg; Jason Fried, Founder & CEO, 37 Signals, and other great entrepreneurs.

The lessons from online marketing are the same as those we learn from influenza, herpes, ebola, AIDS, etc. — great ideas stay with you, spread like wildfire, become a part of your daily routine, are fun, and are tough to shed.

«I think he would've supported what we are doing,» Mr. Bernanke said, pointing to Mr. Friedman's work with Anna Schwartz on the lessons learned from the Great Depression.

First off, Munger said See's was his most important learning lesson because it taught Munger and Buffett about the value of owning a great business, specifically one that can produce ever growing levels of cash flow with very little incremental capital requirements.

Guest Article In Rule # 1 Don't Be # 2 I share the incredibly valuable lessons I've learned on my path to achieving great and lasting success.

This is also a great way to teach your children a lesson to learn how to be financially responsible.

The greatest lesson we can learn from history is that those who learn too much from it are doomed to draw parallels where none exist.

With a focus on social consciousness, service for others and education, I learned some of the greatest lessons of my life so far, from amazing professors.

In my six years of marriage, this is the greatest lesson I've learned.

Here are a few lessons I have learned about what sets a leader ahead of the rest, making them truly great.

For (and this may be the chief lesson to be learned from these biographies) George Eliot is perhaps the signal figure for those who maintain that we can be good without God, indeed, that belief in the Christian God is a great impediment to the achievement of «individual and social happiness.»

I have learned a great lesson, a spiritual one, from our relationship.

And in these lessons we may perhaps have learned a very great truth: that the failure of decision against corruption of our republican morality means that corruption will seize the day.

Even when bad things happen, there are great lessons to learn which can help us grow.

Here's the lesson to be learned: the problem's not «out there»... it's our own hearts it's our own thoughts that need the greatest care.

The great lesson Christians can learn from Judaism is the importance of some visible, bodily representation of a future in which to hope.

I love the little history lesson attached to this post — it's always great learning little tidbits and trivia!

I've learned that taking the time to slow down and notice the way I cook is an opportunity to find and apply greater life lessons in patience, gratitude, generosity, love and compassion.

So great is their fascination with Thai food that many even learn the art of authentic Thai cuisine through lessons undertaken during their stay in Thailand.

Lesson learned: great lunch with a salad but when it comes to party food, it's hard to compete with bacon wrapped this and that.

Almost learned my lesson then...) The soup looks great, and I just made a pressure cooker full of black beans.