Sentences with phrase «like generic advice»
At first glance, much of what De La Cruz is passing along feels like generic advice aimed at young children.
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If you were to ask a naturally muscular guy or some random big guy at your local gym how to build muscle and put some meat on your bones to be more like them, you'll highly likely to just hear some generic advice that doesn't help you.
Dating advice blogs like this one are fine but I don't know you as an individual so my advice will often be rather generic.
I'm tired of generic first date advice like be positive, be yourself, and be nice to the wait staff.
As it turns out, Lennon wrote to Danny in 1971, advising him to stay true to himself and his music — kind of generic advice, but if a Beatle tells you to remember to brush your teeth, you scrub like it's your job — but Danny receives the letter 40 years late, the result of it being sold to a collector instead of delivered.
I was thinking about advice I'd give to lawyers who are speaking at #legaltech events, and decided that lawyers need to prepare like lawyers, and that readily available generic advice may not be that helpful.
Most career services and coaches are too disconnected from the jobs themselves and are only able to give generic advice like spelling, grammar, and word choice.
This seems like the most generic advice ever, but marriage counseling does help.
I wonder how the producer at CTV's CANADA AM national morning TV show now feels seeing as how Dale was numerous times championed / interviewed on that show to promote Realtysellers et al, shamelessly extolling the virtues of his FSBO Robin Hood - like dream to help consumers save big bucks at the expense of those nasty traditional Realtor models by paying «him» up - front dollars for a highjacked MLS listing to go along with a do - it - yourself set of ten dollar signs and some otherwise free - via - the - internet forms, and... oh yes, I almost forgot, some generic advice from the end of a telephone by a sales «professional» sitting at a desk in a basement somewhere?