Sentences with phrase «little mental effort»

When it's been hot the pincurls have been ditched in favour of buns, I've had little mental effort left to figure out how to tie together an outfit when my standard cropped cardigans haven't been required, and honestly some days I haven't felt like putting in any effort at all.

These tasks are completed with very little mental effort because they have been repeated often enough to become automatic.

I know everyone will eat them, and they require little mental effort on my part.

Not only should you not indulge in self - criticism following a rejection, you should actually do the opposite — consciously expending a little mental effort to remind yourself of all that you have to offer.

Not exact matches

There were mental errors, physical weaknesses, and a team that showed very little effort early in the match.

I also think this set point is what I call «happy weight» - where its easy for both your body and your mental self to maintain with little effort.

That's not to say I was an unhealthy person, but I made very little effort to improve my mental and physical well - being.

Norma scrapes and claws — often literally — to save her son from murder charges, drug dealers and his own spiraling mental health, but receives little sympathy or support for her efforts.

Furthermore, it contributes little to efforts to meet some of the most pressing challenges facing our health system — poor access to dental services and mental health care for many in the community and the prevention and ongoing management of chronic disease.

Most egregiously, this has led to the axing of primary health care research, development and evaluation with the loss of the PHCRED Strategy and BEACH; mental health reforms floundering between Primary Health Networks and the National Disability Insurance Scheme; and efforts to Close the Gap on Indigenous disadvantage making little progress due to significant budget cuts and program delivery increasingly removed from Indigenous organisations.