Sentences with word «guts»

It takes guts, tenacity and a clear vision to grow a successful business and become your own personal version of greatness.

But most tech CEOs know that while starting any business takes guts and a willingness to suspend realism for as long as it takes, launching a startup can seem insane.

It is almost always best to be known as a progressive company, with a strong focus on training, the flexibility to accommodate employees» needs and the guts to stick by them through thick and thin.

But moving to a platform play requires opportunism, guts, and vision with a commitment to taking on the challenges of tomorrow.

I have always prided myself on being willing to do things nobody else has thought to do — or has the guts to try.

And the guts.

Anyone with the vision and guts to start his or her own company almost inherently has big goals for making an impact on the world, whether at a local or global level.

With the right mix of speed, timing and guts, smart founders can profit hugely from their much, much, much larger rivals» misfortune.

The sheer loony guts it takes to build an infrastructure of charging and battery - swapping stations on the nation's highways — you know, where the gas stations are — is breathtaking.

... Your nice boss never had the guts to tell you what you really needed to do to improve.

It appears there are a lot of traders out there who doubt the Fed has the guts to raise interest rates.

I didn't have the guts to dump him and he refused to leave me.

I just hope Bean has the guts to stick to its gum - soled hunting boots.

«He's the only one with the guts to actually cut back and tell people, «Sorry, your program has to go.»»

The right investor looks for guts — not just wild enthusiasm.

From I Can Haz Cheezburger's Ben Huh's first failed dot com to Frank Jadhavji of electronic deal site Just Deals.com dealing with $ 300,000 in stolen merchandise, these five entrepreneurs had the guts to get up and try again.

As they bulldoze their way to more job destruction, tax avoidance, and dubious penetration of our minds, hearts, guts, and genitalia - they dangle the keys before our eyes.

The guts from the guppies were also found to be 20 percent smaller in larger - brained guppies and they had 19 percent less offspring than their smaller brained counterparts.

«It takes guts to make the claim that the percentage change is more important than the absolute number of daily users, especially considering that's the primary driver» of Twitter's business model, said James Cakmak, an analyst at Monness Crespi Hardt & Co..

Its offices house the guts of a high - speed data network, as well as a recruit - inspiring indoor basketball court with the company's logo painted on the hardwood floor.

Scrounging up the guts to go for what you want is hard, and so is the work to make it happen.

It takes guts to go national, and you need to be ready to hire and oversee a larger team.

They found that after weeks of exercise, there was an increase in participants» concentrations of butyrate, a type of fatty acid that helps keep our guts happy by tamping down on inflammation and producing energy.

In your mind, you know that it takes guts and perseverance to build and grow a business.

Besides, who hasn't wished, hoped and dreamed for the guts to say «I ain't workin» here no more!»?

«If you don't have the guts to be entirely in real estate, which I think is more in the eighth or ninth inning, I think stocks are still in the third or fourth inning, which nobody is talking about because I think multiples should be much, much higher,» Chase told CNBC PRO.

Adolf's mantra was «no guts, no glory.»

«A brand or person could have 13 million followers, but you may find that you have 500,000 who are really the blood and guts of it all.

«You have to have the guts to scale.

Adding «good» bacteria to the guts of infants at risk of developing the life - threatening gut disease necrotizing enterocolitis, for example, significantly reduced the chances that they'd come down with the disease.

Beyond that, not much is known about the console itself — its guts and its price are still under wraps.

This one takes guts, says Loberg, and «most of us — expect maybe sales and marketing people — aren't great at it.»

They're the heart and guts of this.

It definitely takes some guts to do.

When Jobs was presented with the first iMac, he wanted to rename it «MacMan,» citing gut instinct.

Instead of relying on gut instincts, you can use your data to make informed, strategic decisions for your business.

So we do a lot of things by our gut.

Rebranding isn't a strategy you should pursue just because it «seems like a good idea» or because your gut's telling you to go for it.

While Sylvain saw promise in a premium headphone brand, he says you have to trust your gut.

This means that every part of your business that a consumer is exposed to — from how your products are distributed, to your company's culture and people — will influence a consumer's gut feeling toward your brand.

He wrote that «the Trump edict essentially kills any chances of this deal happening and is a major gut punch to those Qualcomm bulls hoping this soap opera could end with a bid following pressure from the shareholder meeting, which is poised to happen next month after getting delayed.»

Sure, it takes time in the beginning to find your sea legs, but that doesn't mean it's ever a mistake to trust your gut — and I wish that more of the advice I'd gotten had told me that I didn't have to say yes just because someone asked.

Shift from using intuition, gut instinct, and trial and error to using a systematic process like we lay out in the book.

He took his post promising to gut the rule — which forbids broadband providers from favoring certain web services over others — and he seems likely to get his wish.

Sometimes, you've got ta go with your gut.

Finally, don't just trust to your gut when designing a logo, Berger says.

Nearly every Republican except Ohio governor John Kasich said they'd gut the health care law, as well as entitlements such as Social Security and Medicare.

Since August 1966, as the Washington Post outlines in a gut - stirring data visualization that truly every American should spend an hour with, there have been 150 mass shootings in which at least four people were murdered, nearly always by a lone gunman.

Due diligence is as much a gut check as a fact check.

That gut feeling will guide you in the direction you really want to go.