Sentences with phrase «interesting people like»

And if there are interesting people like Ninja and the other people that are really dominating Twitch as a platform, combined with the mass frustration that's taking place with the creator community on YouTube, that's what I see as an existential threat.

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He added that while the public appetite for temporary exhibitions has grown, the audience for serious art has shrunk, and that the financially interested people like collectors and dealers are a very small group.

Not exact matches

Make them your «passionate champions» — people and businesses who feel like they have a vested interest in your success.

«I think there's an interesting theme there, which is you want people to feel like they're living a bit of the «good life» to be able to have espresso and beer in frosted mugs.

And I think in a sense, what's so cool about it is because it's people who are vetted in your social network, you go out and meet these new people and it's not necessarily like this is definitely a romantic connection or it's not and if it's not then I'm not interested anymore, viewing the interaction really myopically like that.

Many Chinese government offices have been public about their interest in taking advantage of the blockchain technology for tasks like tracking people and products moving through industrial supply chains.

Eventually you'll see that these apps that initially, especially like Tinder was very much geared towards hookups, it will end up moving up market and really disrupt the whole traditional online dating area, which I think is the most interesting thing going on right now because as we get better and better at our recommendations, as more people get on the platform, I think people will find less and less a need or desire to use things like a Match.com or Okcupid.

Going into the trades shouldn't be considered a consolation job, but it looks like the growing interest among young people in the skilled professions is exactly that — a lowering of their sights.

Adam Braun, founder of Pencils of Promise, described in his book, The Promise of a Pencil, what it feels like when business people appear to lose interest in him after he says he has a non-profit.

That won't sound like much to a normal person, but the comment means higher interest rates are back on the horizon.

Are you a dog lover, horse lover, or exercise guru who could put together baskets that hold the things that people with this interest would like?

Given that people don't like to devote more cognitive resources than absolutely necessary, this is an important indicator of what on the site is of interest.

And since it was clear that people were far more interested in «news you can use» than a clever turn of phrase, whenever there was a choice during the rewrite, sounding like USA Today trumped The New Yorker every time.

Sure, Twitter and Facebook can tell you what's trending, but I'm really liking this new app called Read It For Me, which will match you with a person who has read the top 100 articles, blogs, and listicles and narrowed down everything to three must - reads based on your interests, plus a bonus longread for the commute home.

Networking is all about getting people to like you and getting them to be interested in what you're doing.

«Like brokerages, these trading websites make money when people use their platforms, so it's in their interest to convince you that you can beat the market,» said Roberts, who is now a consultant for car - ride service Uber.

If you run a fitness based business (as an example), highlighting a tale of triumph over the generalized disadvantages of being out - of - shape to accomplish what previously seemed like «impossible» fitness results is a great way to get people fired up to become more interested in fitness.

It's an important thing for people to understand because I think, especially today, a lot of people — we don't want to be a boring person, like we really want to be interesting people and have interesting lives but the problem is that, that conflicts with what makes a relationship good in a lot of cases.

Arkadi Kuhlmann, who founded the bank and brought you in, had an interesting hiring philosophy: He liked people with «dents and scratches.»

Like Einstein, interesting people are in a constant state of wonder.

It could be interesting to think about what you'd like to be known for, for example, if you're a real estate company or a content marketer, people should instantly be able to recognize that from looking at your profile.

In the last couple years interesting things have happened, so I feel like in 2016 people will figure out answers to big questions and will implement tactical changes.

Some job boards like WeWorkRemotely.com and Angel.co allow you to post jobs for people who are specifically interested in remote work.

1 - 2 POINTS: Like more than 95 percent of people, your interests and abilities appear to lie outside the entrepreneurial realm.

Humble people like Swift display what Robert Greenleaf calls servant leadership; they use their positions of power to advance the interests of all.

Combine this insatiable demand for talent with a sub-cultural shift of regarding labels such as «nerd» and «dweeb» as positive indicators of nuanced passion rather than pariah - like brands, and you end up with many more people interested in coding.

I've seen in in the home raids and the deportations of innocent family friends and I've seen it in hate crimes, and I've seen it in laws passed by Obama that strip a certain type of people, people that look like me, of our rights in the interest of «national security.»

Some people have actively tried to counter it by collecting Facebook friends with opposing viewpoints and liking pages that don't interest them.

In uBiome's case it was citizen scientists — regular people who dig science and like to learn about themselves and apply that knowledge to their own health and other people with similar interests.

If business owners are like investors, healthcare providers, labor union leaders and a myriad of other people with vested interest in our policies, they're probably anxiously awaiting the results to see how their businesses — or sentiment — will fare in 2011.

«It's still one of these things that people in our society find incredibly important and interesting about other people,» he says, with what sounds like annoyance.

«I feel like I'm in grad school every day, rubbing elbows with cool, new, interesting people.»

He seemed like a really interesting person.

It was understaffed and it was full of really interesting people, so, like most understaffed operations, you've got to do more than just your job.

Many customers who approach people like Cicero for assistance are essentially interested in extending an existing story.

(But one question: Why would he target the muffins to people interested in baking when it is the people who don't bake who need access to muffins most of all????) While muffins are a lot like Facebook in that even though they are bad for me and I consume them anyway because I enjoy the little sugar rush they provide to my system, the risks around our muffin data being scraped by bad actors and upending democracy are basically nil.

The fact is that 99 percent of the people on LinkedIn are just like you and me — always nervous, always looking for more work, always interested in meeting people who can further our careers and help us find new opportunities for our businesses.

When you double click on that, they find what they do infinitely interesting and invariably feel like it matters to other people.

Besides uncovering interesting and relevant information chosen by the person, podcasts are an easily consumable content format, and it doesn't require a person's undivided attention like video or text...

When I got out of the military a decade ago, my story went something like this: Recently discharged veteran wants to meet the world's most interesting people, write about them, and find a way to make a living.

This ever - changing construct represents a way of communicating for people who like to inform each other about their daily activities and share common points of interest, according to Wikipedia authors Lambert M. Surhone, Mariam T. Tennoe, and Susan F. Henssonow.

In other words, they look at what skills a person has — like their experience, areas of expertise, and other things they list on their resume — as well as whether that person is willing and interested in working for the company.

The 2015 paper, published in the journal PNAS, suggests that Facebook «likes» can reveal more about people than just interest and music, movie, book, and sports preferences.

As the details of this plan become known, and as the political response builds from people who fear their taxes will be raised, and as they build a coalition with special interests who would lose out from other aspects of the proposal (like investors who do not like the proposed limitation on the deduction of business - interest expenses), this plan will become an enormous liability.

But while there is a lot we don't know, we can identify a group of taxpayers likely to face tax increases from this proposal: people with moderate to upper - moderate incomes who take itemized deductions, like those for mortgage interest and state and local taxes paid.

People in the media industry like to speculate that one possibility is Paula, his wife, who some say has taken on an increasing interest in the business — although that idea was dismissed by sources familiar with the matter.

It clashes with emerging structural concepts like open - source or results - only work environments, and with the fact that, as Pink writes, «for a surprisingly large number of people, jobs have become more complex, more interesting, and more self - directed.»

A large company like Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC) can ride out the ups and downs, and it also benefits from lower oil prices (people have more money in their accounts), an improving economy and an eventual interest rate hike.