Sentences with phrase «how about spending the money»

Not exact matches

I was mad about how much money I spent.»

You can also think of this model similar to how Dan Sullivan of the Strategic Coach talks about how you need to spend most of your time doing the things you are best at and enjoy doing that you can also make money doing.

But as a for - profit, I can make smart bets on marketing and talent that will allow us to do a lot of good over time, because I am not scrutinized about how I spend money in the same way that nonprofits are.

Think about how much money you spend on new customer acquisition — is it less than $ 4 and a couple minutes of your time?

She says that kind of transparency is important to her community, which expects access to information about the organization's activities and how its money is being spent.

The winner's only obligation to the group: report back in six months about how the money was spent and how the business is doing.

In general, I'm pretty good with knowing about how much money I'm spending, as I keep track of my daily purchases in an Excel spreadsheet.

«Very little of the conversation is about how much capital the company will be spending on data centres this year, or the composition of the typical advertiser spending money with the company.

Entrepreneurs need to be exceedingly cautious about how they spend money too, says Barry Gekiere, managing director of the MaRS Investment Accelerator Fund.

«There's been a lot of speculation about how we would spend the money from Black Friday, and we're happy to announce that this time, we kept it all.

It seems like Google made some decisions about priorities and some decisions about how it was going to spend money.

The impression I have is that there was a process, which coincided with you coming in there, of Google taking stock and of making decisions about how they were spending money.

We felt that everyone should have the opportunity to take a nice vacation without constantly worrying about how much money they're spending while on vacation.

With that in mind, here are five things you may not have known about how the health care industry is spending its political money this year:

You could find these people dining at Steve Forbes» house (or building) or at the now - defunct Four Seasons Restaurant in midtown Manhattan, picking at Dover sole and complaining about how much money Democrats spend.

Until then, you need to be cautious about how you spend your time and your money.

Nobody cares about how much money was spent on that clever ad or how long you've been working on a new product or any of that staff.

CNBC Make It is a digital destination focused on making you smarter about how you earn, save and spend your money by zeroing in on careers, leadership, entrepreneurship and personal finance.

I resisted reading it for a long time because I figured it would be full of self - affirmational claptrap, and there is some of that, but it's mainly about a simple financial truism: no matter how much money you make, the only way to get rich is to spend much less than you earn.

A forecast is an educated prediction for the upcoming year about how much money your company will likely bring in, so that you can estimate what you can afford to spend, and what your profit margin will be.

Every day, Canadian families make tough choices about how to spend their hard - earned money.

They spent more time talking about how to make the firm more money than how to make clients more money.

Overall, this budget adds new details about how Ottawa will spend some of the $ 93 billion in new money the Liberals had already set out for infrastructure — $ 11.2 billion will go to affordable housing over the next 11 years, less than the $ 12.6 billion over eight years the Federation of Canadian Municipalities says was needed.

In addition, cities, states, and taxpayers have concerns about the costs of bonds and borrowing, how to get the best return on banked or invested public money, and an interest in finding innovative ways to fund public spending without surrendering public control, as is often the case with public - private partnerships.

«So Congress is going to make a ton of huge decisions: Will they be smart about how they spend the money?

«But I believe there's something missing from most of the discussion: You should spend just as much time thinking about how to bring in extra money as you do thinking of ways to save what you already have.

Just think about how much money is spent on paid search.

Whether money is sent, spent, invested, or more, cryptocurrencies represent a paradigm shift in how we think about money.

He talks about how we tend to want to spend money instead of saving which is fun in the present but causes major problems in retirement.

In this space, we typically write about money — how to save it and how to spend it.

After working with large wealth management firms for over half my career, I realized one thing: They spent more time talking about how to make the firm more money than how to make clients more money.

I don't spend time in my study figuring out how to save the world, how to grow the church, how to get more money out of people's pockets, how to promote this church's ministry, how to enthrall our people more with sexy worship music, how to make myself more awesome before my people, how to get more people to hear about and come to our church.

I have written similar ideas before about how the church spends money it receives from tithing, and what could be done with this money instead (e.g., How the Church Can Solve the World Water Crisis, Liquidating our Property, and Money, Missions, and Ministhow the church spends money it receives from tithing, and what could be done with this money instead (e.g., How the Church Can Solve the World Water Crisis, Liquidating our Property, and Money, Missions, and Minimoney it receives from tithing, and what could be done with this money instead (e.g., How the Church Can Solve the World Water Crisis, Liquidating our Property, and Money, Missions, and Minimoney instead (e.g., How the Church Can Solve the World Water Crisis, Liquidating our Property, and Money, Missions, and MinistHow the Church Can Solve the World Water Crisis, Liquidating our Property, and Money, Missions, and MiniMoney, Missions, and Ministry.

Instead of spending time and money on tattoos, how about actually doing something to help people less fortunate than you?

All of this is only to point out that the church has lots of money, and we should make careful, wise decisions about how we spend it.

Here are some comments from African evangelist Godfrey Mawa about how western missionaries often spend money on their African mission trips.

I don't want to party with those who spend their days sleeping around, watching TV, doing drugs, smoking, drinking, and collecting their monthly checks, which they can only collect people like me work our butts off every week and mark hard decisions about how to spend our money.

We complained about my critics and about how we spent too much money on clothes.

I guess I feel the same way about a liberal agenda that say that to get out of debt we have to spend more, or that my tax dollars have to pay for something I think is morally wrong (Obamacare sets up a fund to pay for late term abortions) or a government that confiscates kids lunches, or tells me how much soda I can drink, or uses my tax money to choose winners and losers (mostly losers but Obma doners) in energy production that produces no energy yet we are sitting on more coal and oil than any other nation on the planet.

You know how I feel about this, but my biggest wish is that instead of spending all that money on making bigger better productions out of their meetings, they would instead invest that money in making a real difference in their communities.

Why is this guy always criticizing me about how much money I spend?

I mean, just add up how much you spend on these six items every month, and then think about what you could do with all that extra money!

How about BOTH groups spend that money on something that matters!

I imagine the crowd wanted Jesus to teach about the evils of the Roman government, the wasteful ways they spent their money on luxury and wars, and how Jewish tax - collectors were traitors of the Jews, traitors of God, and condemned to suffer for eternity in hell.

In order to live in these thriving relationships it is vital that we are willing to live with discomfort; exercise intentional decision making about how to spend time, energy, money, and relational capacity; seek to understand «the other» and myself; communicate a lot (mostly asking questions) in a posture of humility; willingness to experience unfamiliar things, and give up some non-essentials that get in the way.

Yes, my title was intentionally exaggerated to make the point about how Jesus would spend the money IF he had it...

I wrote about this in one of my books (I can not recall which one), and I have written previously on this blog about how churches spend money.

Picking up on Jeremy's question: > On the other hand, I don't know how many «non-institutional» «churches» there are (how does one go about trying to count them), or what they spend their «tithe» money on (do they even tithe?).

On the other hand, I don't know how many «non-institutional» «churches» there are (how does one go about trying to count them), or what they spend their «tithe» money on (do they even tithe?).

Money is just about how much you make, spend and save.