Sentences with phrase «like doing the kind of stuff»

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Every time you do a picture you're kind of thinking well if I was doing it I would do it this way but this director's doing it that way so... And so you stack up all that stuff in your head and eventually when you get your opportunity you kind of go okay, I like the way Capra did this or I like the way Howard Hawks did this, whomever.

And that's kind of the way my philosophy evolved, which was if you see — only maybe one or two times a year do you see something that really, really excites you... The mistake I'd say 98 % of money managers and individuals make is they feel like they got to be playing in a bunch of stuff.

The over the shoulder stuff he does — where he brings on some of his rock star clients like Betty Rocker — it's just fabulous, and just having that kind of insight and seeing how you can take advantage of some of the free tools out there to make your posts, and to make your lead magnets and tracking pixels just really explode into getting more leads down your pipeline.»

And so of course we can play these kind of games and you know those of us who like charts you know we love like tracking charts and projections and stuff, but it certainly we don't know.

Erlend: Yeah of course and when you do them on a daily basis, you using the power of compounding as well, so yes, you get trained, you get like a bit rule about it and I found the same in my life it is like sort of habits, like in grading habits into my life that are positive and when I started doing it, I kind of found that oh shit like if I am the way, wait a minute, if I want to do all these habits, I will not have any time for any of the negative stuff that's kind of.

P.P.S. Huge thanks to Laura Tremaine, Megan Tietz, Ashleigh Baker, JJ, Troy and Tara Livesay, Joy Bennett, Megan Cobb, and Preston Yancey for being the kind of friends who do stuff like this at a moment's notice without even blinking.

Essentially, this is a set of sexual Geneva conventions: You never knew it, but not only do you have the right to minimal standards of treatment if you ever become a prisoner of war, but when you were five, you had the right to learn at school all kinds of things about what some people like to do in bed, and if your parents thought that really they'd rather you didn't hear about that stuff at school, or at least not yet, they were... well, they were violating your rights.

We did that kind of stuff many years ago, it's not like it never happened before.

I don't have a specific favorite cuisine — as a matter of fact, I like all kinds of different foods and I am never shy to try new stuff.

This hippie sounding form of ecclesiology has been tried and it does not work, And to be honest, what I've discovered is that a number of people that promote this kind of stuff do not want to be part of a organization because it demands and orders them, has structure, accountability, and sacrifice, which is something people don't like.

She doesn't like turkey stuffing, bread pudding, any kind of cereal or anything like unto it.

People have been talking about making stuffed peppers since forever, and I'd always wanted to delve into this goodness (I like the way they look, and there's just something awesome about stuffing all kinds of food into another food), but the peppers were always wildly expensive, so I did not.

As we know, chemicals are really bad for us and we certainly don't want them in something like a herbal tea that we're drinking because we're trying to be healthy, and we're trying to avoid sodas and cokes and all that kind of stuff.

There's a lot of kids and lot of people that look up to him, and for him to make comments like that, he's just showing that that's acceptable to do that kind of stuff, to say that kind of stuff.

It not only goes over the important stuff like downforce levels, aero and what kind of driver would be brave (or crazy) enough do such a thing.

Because they think that if they need some kind of «mental» fix or coaching, or something like that, that it is a sign of weakness or that they are broken... or that they just don't want their parents to meddle in their stuff and they want to figure it out on their own.

The MMQB: Do you kind of live for stuff like this?

Lots of clowns are hired for children's parties and other events, and Wrinkles is available for that kind of stuff, though it doesn't seem like the kind of thing one would want a scary clown for.

While I kind of wished she had just skipped the stuff altogether - I think an even bigger lesson was learned - about looks and taste - and we have fed them such quality food that they don't like school food or prepackaged treats!!!

So she literally, of course she asked and stuff but she helped the mom but cutting up her food so the mom didn't have to put the baby down, you know and stop with the breastfeeding because you then the baby goes crazy and stuff like that and so she literally help cut her food which I just thought was just the most heartwarming thing just because it was just so different then you know, kind of what was going on in the moms head.

I really wanted to not write another blog post that responds to the goings - on over here at TLT, because I don't want to make my bloggy name off of Bettina's venerable coattails, but I think I may have to write a little something about just why — despite the fact that it's probably no big deal — people are kind of irritated when stuff like this comes out.

RookieMoms test TaskRabbit by getting them to do all kinds of weird stuff like build a PUPPET THEATER.

While she's trying to cut back on both her family's clutter and reliance on packaging, she keeps it real and still buys «normal stuff» (if by normal you consider vegan and organic snacks normal — which I kind of do when they're, like, alternatives to goldfish crackers and that sort of thing).

Sunny Gault: It's kind of like, you know, when you look at the formula packages and stuff like that, you see, okay this is for newborns, and this is for when you graduate you know, to like a toddler thing, and it's kind of like your body's natural way of just saying, «Hey, I know what my baby needs...», you know, your body's naturally upgrading as you would, you know, if you were purchasing formula or something like that, but it's just your body naturally doing it.

They do all these kinds of stuff just like the rest of us.

You shouldn't have to say: «Which baby do I like more and who should guess see the kind of the keys of the kingdom of all the baby stuff that I saved.»

Because sometimes they say that kind of stuff just to see how you respond, because they think that you might like the other child more because they can do something better.

It's not really they don't really need it nutritionally because I'm still breastfeeding them so much and but anyways my one twin will eat anything the other one even the basic stuff that is like stage one puree stuff she is having trouble with and it's not just at first it was like she just didn't know what to do with it you know she was like what's this in my mouth but even bananas she's just kind of like and bananas are sweet like you...

We actually did a whole episode about stress and breastfeeding because that can totally impact supply and your letdown and all this kind of stuff so I feel like snores were just working against ourselves in that regard.

Nixon pointed to issues like campaign finance reform, criminal justice reform, renewable energy and school funding as «the kind of stuff we want to be doing in New York.»

Steve: Mariette, it's really fun stuff and it's illustrated with kind of cartoony like images, certainly looks like Archie in space, actually just a little bit — I don't see Jughead; I think he died in the airlock.

Ben: I don't know, and I suspect that maybe it is partially tied to the old school body building Jack Lalane, weight training, the old school kind of approach of «eat your beef, eat your meat, eat your hamburgers,» that kind of stuff, just because that is kind of like the traditional muscle gain diet; but yes, fish are really, really healthy.

And then the key thing is to I kind have my kettle bells down over here and then some push - up bars so I try to rep some of the that stuff in between patients even if I can do 2 - 3 minutes in like 5 or 6x a day.

For example, there are certain supplements that I don't really use just because you can only take so many supplements before it can start to affect you; because, let's face it, a lot of pills and capsules are packaged with stuff like magnesium stirate and other compounds that are kind of the nature of the beast when it comes to packaging something up in a capsule.

We — we don't really market ourselves necessarily, it's like, «Hey, histamine practitioner» There's a lot of people the kind of attached the word «histamine» to their name or to their marketing efforts, but, you and I, as we start to dig deeper and find root causes of the histamine intolerance which we'll talk about exactly what this means, we're fixing histamine intolerance just as a side effect of doing all the other good work we're doing to support the adrenals and support the immune system and ensuring that people are free of infections and fixing neurotransmitters like all the stuff, Oopp, it just happens to fix histamine intolerance.

You can eye it — there's not this kind of analness of like pulling out your scale like when I used to do when I was, you know, more of my bodybuilding days where I do that stuff, and now it's just — you're eyeing it.

As for what you might have missed, I know some people love that slow movement stuff kind of like Ido Portal does, rolling around on the floor and doing certain twists and holds.

Dave Asprey: It's kind of crazy, and the reason I wanted to talk with you today and to share your knowledge with our guests is that last time you were on the show, you talked about your new book, Always Hungry, which is... If you guys haven't checked out this book, if you liked the bulletproof diet, if you're interested in what fat can do for you, here's the guy with about ten thousand times more academic credentials than I have, who has some good stuff to say about fat.

They kind of go through that dark place for a little while but when you come out the other side and you can look at a cookie sitting on a table and not even think twice about wanting to eat it and you can see a bowl of M&M s and not feel like you have to reach for it and that stuff doesn't actually appeal to you, it's a pretty cool feeling and it's a powerful feeling and so when you make it through those first few days and usually it is anywhere from five days to a little over a week, then those cravings do subside.

And so if you overuse that kind of stuff, if you look at your supplements and you're doing like a daily cleanser that has milk thistle extract or dandelion root or something like that and hyssop root is another commom cleansing ingredient that you're gonna find in some «daily health type of tonics».

And so during this time of 6 weeks off, other than mobility and stretching, things like that, what are some things I could do to really enhance my recovery as far as what kind of supplements to take or resistance touch stuff to do.

But I like turning my brain — I think that's really important, just kinda — if you're dealing with stuff all day like I start at, you know, 7:30 with patient stuff and videos and our podcasting and all kinds of stuff and I don't stop «til 7:30 - 8 o'clock, 12 hours.

The very very last thing that I add in and sometimes it can be a good 12 - 15 weeks before I add in this component is chronic competitive motion where it's okay, we're actually going out to go on a bike ride or swim or run or something that is metabolic conditioning roadwork because that's the stuff in someone that is overtrained who often times has their parasympathetic nervous system really really beat up you know, if you test their heart rate variability, the number called there high frequency is really really consistently low you know usually because there are triathletes or marathoners that's more often I'm dealing with those people with adrenal fatigue than I am with like a cross fitter who's kind of an opposite sympathetic nervous system fatigue issue but with those parasympathetic nervous fatigue, the last thing we add back in is the swimming and the biking and the running because it's important to realize that when you're trying to recover from adrenal fatigue or overtraining, even if you're doing like an easy swim or an easy bike ride or an easy run, if you're a triathlete or a marathoner or a swimmer or a cyclist, those easy sessions send a message to your body that you're training, that you're running from a lion and you still get that hormonal depletion and it's so easy for you to just turn into a depletion session and so that's the very very last thing that I'll add back in so that's kinda like the crow's eye view of you know, the type of things that I'll implement in a program for overtraining recovery, you know and you know, this is something that people hire me to walk them through.

If you've ever had a sinus issue — we talk about this in Module 12, I think, in the Academy — sinusitis or stuffed - up sinus cavities, one of the great things you can do is take a neti pot and, with a neti pot, you essentially just put it in — it kind of looks like a magic genie lamp — you put it in one nostril and you tilt your head.

All kinds of stuff like cyanide and arsenic, so don't be surprised at what inorganic metals and minerals are in pink salt.

Brock: Not really, there's definitely a lot of genetics like we talked about just the size of the individuals and the length of the hamstrings and Achilles tendon and stuff like that are just more built for that sort of a, for a running activity and in certain populations but yeah, I mean you hear people talk about how in Africa they run everywhere like they just have to do that to get to school or to do whatever so they're just sort of born running but I have heard, I think it was Haile Gebrselassie that was interviewed and he was talking about how that's kind of a myth that they don't really run everywhere, they take busses and stuff just like everybody else unless needed.

Brock: All those dietary things really, it reminds me of an article I've read about the LA Lakers, how they're actually working with Dr. Cate Shanahan right now and she introduced like bone broth and antioxidants and stuff into their diet so getting them away from the real inflammatory Gatorade and all that kind of stuff and most of the people on the team, most of the guys on the team were talking about how they hardly ever get recovery pains anymore like they just don't get doms, they feel that they're recovering faster, they don't get a sore, sort of interesting.

The LA Lakers are way up the cutting edge of this stuff and that's some really cool stuff that Cate Shanahan is doing with them and if you just go google like Lakers diet or Lakers Cate Shanahan, you'll see some of the things they're doing, I mean like, you know, I was having this discussion with one of my buddies who's scout for major league soccer, I told him that if he ever had a team that actually wanted to kind of incorporate a lot of these ancestral living concepts and healthy eating concepts and you know, kinda introduce these stuff in the professional sports that I would be more than happy to help just because like this stuff flies under the radar so much and when we're talking about everything from NFL athletes finishing up their career and having a ton of brain inflammation that can be controlled with stuff like you know, curcumin and huperzine and a lot of these elements that can for example decrease hypoperfusion to the brain or increase your ability to repair your nervous system.

We're doing that with simple things like in - store ordering, our mobile POS, ever - developing UI capabilities and all that kind of stuff.

But I realize that it's like, «Oh my gosh, we're exploiting these women,» but that's what all these old films did to attract people to horror films, the partial nudity and that kind of stuff.