Every year around this time I see tonnes of memes, articles and social media posts about
how unhappy some people are with all the «noobs» taking over their gyms.
Not exact matches
While
unhappy customers might create a stink (which is really bad, to be honest), happy (think ecstatic) customers refer you to other
people and tell them
how awesome you are.
A popular narrative lately is that
people are becoming
unhappier because we're all narcissistic and grew up being told that we're special unique snowflakes who are going to change the world and we have Facebook constantly telling us
how amazing everyone else's lives are, but not our own, so we feel all like crap and wonder where it all went wrong.
But research has shown that forcing
people to feel positive for something they're unsure about can actually «highlight
how unhappy they are» and, ultimately, will make them even more depressed.
We have visited so many «churches» where the
people look absolutely miserable and
unhappy and yet they're singing aloud
how much joy they have..
I see
how people can see me as
unhappy at times.
His approach takes seriously the «human dimension» of Scripture and sees it not as an
unhappy condescension but as a mark of God's love and of
how far He will stoop to commune with His
people.
Some of the comments from you
people truly show
how unhappy, lost, and miserable you are.
As you can imagine, this development stirred up an anthill on the listservs, with some
people still
unhappy with Blackbaud about
how it handled its acquisition of Kintera years ago (among other things).
But since there hasn't been much research about
how happy and
unhappy people value societal events (as opposed to personal events), they wanted to test their hypothesis — using the Olympics as a theoretical scenario.
«I remember being 16 and being unsure of who I was, being
unhappy with
how I looked and spending so much time comparing myself to other
people.
Think about it:
how many angry,
unhappy spiritual
people do you know?
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person a total of 300K for an automobile that you inmore convenient than if you qualify for another carrier can hurt you badly; the company pays any legal entanglements involved in financing the car, adding performance modification, or
how little, payclaims, they're
unhappy.
Seuss was quite
unhappy when the anti-abortion movement latched onto the book's line of «a
person's a
person, no matter
how small,» but this movie has touches of politics all over it that weren't in the book, including a town council more concerned with PR than safety and the injection of conservative culture - war rhetoric into the book's sour kangaroo (who now «pouch - schools» her joey.)
Most Goldens want to be with
people and will be
unhappy if left outside, no matter
how nice a dog house is provided.
Her despair —
people are talking about
how she's
unhappy.
How many
people remain
unhappy lawyers because they can't make as much money doing something else, and they have school loans to repay?
You will lose more than me just know that because now
people are seeing
how you address
unhappy customers..
Well, with 70 % of
people unhappy in the workplace and only 1 % of traditional resumes leading to a job offer, I think it's safe to say that we haven't been taught properly
how to «win the game.»
Just look around and see
how many
people are really
unhappy in their lives, have given up on their dreams, and have settled for a routine day by day existence.
What they found was startling:
People in abusive dating relationships underestimate
how unhappy they really are and overestimate
how unhappy they would be if the relationship were to break up.
«The
people who have stable, happy relationships are much gentler with one another than
people who have
unhappy relationships or break up,» says Gottman, who's known for his ability to predict which newlyweds will divorce with more than 90 percent accuracy by observing
how they communicate (Journal of Family Psychology, 1992).
I took your advice and I actually called her and talked to her for an hour and a half, and asked why I felt she didn't like me and
how to fix this, and she basically insulted me for the entire time and said her son is
unhappy and that him and I are two VERY different
people.
Last week Scullion met protesters in Alice Springs and engaged in heated debate with
people unhappy about
how funding was distributed.
That is, if
unhappy people suddenly come into money, for example, they're happier for a while — but then they settle in to
how they were before.