Sentences with phrase «involve narrowing your focus»

It's a series of techniques that involve narrowing your focus and marketing efforts, versus more traditional approaches like casting a wide net.

Not exact matches

I'm somewhat disinclined to believe that the current gold price is due strictly to excess supply with discussion of price manipulation always looming, but the general thesis remains that until these global excesses are mopped up, successful commodity investing will involve focus on a narrow subset of raw materials — in our case the Energy Metals.

Regardless, taking some time away has allowed me to focus in on where I want to take the blog which will involve a visual refresh, some narrowing of content as well as some new perks for loyal subscribers.

But I can now get involved in areas that were previously outside my narrow research focus, such as biosafety for capacity development — bringing into the public domain information and recent developments that allow developing countries access to advanced technology so that they can evaluate its effectiveness in a safe and sustainable way.

It seemed like the perfect way to keep involved in science, while addressing my interest in the business aspects of science and my increasing frustration with the narrow focus of research.

This is a notable limitation because many believe that career - focused education involves a tradeoff — namely, learning a narrower set of technical skills that can provide short - run benefits at the expense of learning more fundamental skills that will better serve individuals in the long - run.

There are many initiatives that can get you there: working your referral sources, blogging, publishing articles and books, getting involved in trade associations as well as Bar associations, advertising and narrowing your focus, to name a few.

If you are involved in an ICBC injury claim in the BC Supreme Court and beleive the focus of your lawsuit can be narrowed you may wish to consider delivering a Notice to Admit under Rule 31.

This allows me to approach each situation with a unique focus on the need of the individual or individuals involved, and to provide treatment tailored to those needs (rather than to narrow conceptualization on my part of what psychotherapy «is»).