Sentences with phrase «least talk to a professional»

Not exact matches

Professional gamblers, at least in Las Vegas, are not as reluctant to talk about their winnings as they were a few years ago when IRS agents were known to rush up to a poker or baccarat table and grab chips away from a delinquent taxpayer.

I don't know if he's a physical threat, but he's engaging in abusive behavior, at the least, and needs to talk to a professional about it.

For example, if you want to build your professional network, then you may have three SMART goals for the year: (1) attend one event per month (for example, your departmental social hour or an industry networking event) and talk with at least two people at each; (2) present a poster at a conference in your field; and (3) do four informational interviews.

Pregnant women or patients about to undergo surgery should also avoid large doses of garlic, or at least talk to their health professional before taking it.

At least if you both come clean and determine you need some professional input, you can seek it out without seeming like you're avoiding your partner and talking to lawyers and financial planners before each other.

I talk about this point extensively on my blog about how real estate professionals need to listen more often or at least look interested so the client feels like their needs are being prioritized.