Sentences with phrase «longer happy doing»

When you are no longer happy doing the job you do every day, it's time to move on.

Not exact matches

Reviewers like Meghan are happy with the cord length, and like the fact that the cord «doesn't get tangled and is long enough so you have a lot of room to work.»

They're not maniacally happy all the time - that would kill their desire to succeed - but their day to day circumstances don't take their eye off of their long - term goals.

Here's the other angle - you could be right - because top performers won't work got a micro-manager for long and you'll be left with lower caliber employees that are happy to let you do the work.

People with this mentality are happy to move forward with almost any decision as long as they do not have to make it.

For example, if you're an introvert who wants to network more often, it's hard enough to drag yourself to an office happy hour, let alone do it after a long, stressful day.

«We are happy that justice has been delivered and that the process didn't take that long,» said Madhur Verma, deputy commissioner with the Delhi police.

Buffett says fictitious twin that ate more broccoli and didn't drink Coke would not be as happy and probably not live as long.

The companies that incentivize those employees by recognizing the challenges they face are going to do a better job of maintaining a happy, long - lasting workforce.

It didn't take long for competitors to copy IBM's hardware, and when they did, Microsoft was happy to supply the software.

I picked up «Crazy Rich Asians» at the airport not too long ago and am so happy I did.

While the U.S. business was troubled, the Canadian offices were doing well and were happy to come under Odgers» global umbrella as long as the partners retained ownership.

«As long as you do that, people are happy.»

It seems crazy to even talk about the idea of someone moving to a smaller house or trading in their car in order to bulk up their emergency fund or fund their 401 (k), even if doing so would probably make them happier in the long run.

As a 38 year old who no longer has the same amount of energy dealing with people, and who has discovered creating online products as the best form of passive income, I'm very happy I don't have two sets of people to deal with!

We have no desire to trap you into a long term contract because we know happy customers don't leave.

There is so much apathy in this country, a lot of Canadians like to complain but don't want to do anything, as long as we have a beer in our hand and can watch a hockey game we are happy.

Unless your organization functions on rigid time structures — such as medical facilities, service industries, etc where service and success is dependent on having enough staff in the right places at the exact right times to service customers — then having «core hours» or expecting employees to work insane overtime is really not necessary — who cares as long as the work gets done and the customer is happy!

As long as the item (s) are returned with 45 days of the original order date, we are happy to do an exchange or issue a gift certificate.

If you do, they will buy more, stay with you longer, refer their friends, and be happy to tell the world they love you.

Many of your clients will probably be happy to be featured in a case study, as long as you make them look good and avoid giving away anything they don't want to be public knowledge.

I was mostly a # 3 for quite a long time, although I really wasn't selective about the OT bits left in or not (I know most taking the # 3 approach still want to keep the Ten Commandments, in particular), but I was happy to do away with the whole thing.

You sound psychotic... dude be happy you and your family got to live long lives and stop opperssing yourself... how do you not go crazy laying awake in bed thinking you have wasted even a minute of your precious life giving it to some false diety?

But, the merchants are happy, they want it to be two months long so the blind can give them their money on so called sales of things they really don't need anyway.

preacherlady: you are a wise woman trey: listen to what she says & stop trying to get everyone to accept you Reality check 1: not everyone has to like or love you for you to be happy Reality check 2: as long as it is true for me I am going to say what I believe so I am going to have to let the rest of you do that too, even if I think you are wrong Questions: what part of «love one another» don't you guys understand?

I wish him a long, happy retirement, but I don't care if he plays Tiddlywinks with Elvis.

Yet we continue in the enjoyment of our everyday lives, brainwashed and happy because we don't care if we are enslaved by taxes and bills as long as we have our pretty homes, our many possessions and our nice cars.

Please notice I said «relieved» not «glad» or «happy» or «so long MF» as so many do.

I don't think I would be happy very long being with Jesus.

Have you noticed how people who live from the heart — a few great poets, inventors, liberators, etc — do n`t normally have a long and happy life?

This is because I fly in and out, I don't stay here, I don't live here, I only know the stories I'm told, and I long for a quick - fix happy - ending.

So, until the day comes... And it will be not long from now, YES, SATAN / EVIL / BAD RULES THIS WORLD, AND SOON OUR LORD AND SAVIOR WILL BE LOCKING THAT BITCH UP IN A PIT AND BRING HEAVEN HERE ON EARTH Not trying to yell, just put the full emotional value of how happy thinking of that day makes me... Like my mom always said: If your not happy dummy, what are you doing?

Nothing can make me happier than seeing those whom I love be happy and free from the pain that they had been under for the last 3.5 years... I do deeply regret that I hid from the public the abuse that I have lived with for most of our marriage and I ask your forgiveness... Three months ago Saeed told me things he demanded I must do to promote him in the eyes of the public that I simply could not do any longer.

I will be happy to calmy and rationally debate you as long as you would like, but if you think I simply don't understand your argument because I don't agree with it, then you've made a poor deduction.

You ought to do whatever makes you happy, so long as it doesn't bring any undesired consequences down onto you.

The only «profit» I've seen in Catholicism is being made by lawyers so happy to sue the church on behalf of legitimate and questionable victims and claim they are doing it all in the name of justice... as long as they get to keep their tidy share of the spoils.

Should someone explain that the fear of God, in the sense of that felt in this world of time, should belong to childhood and therefore disappear with the years as does childhood itself, or should be like a happy state of mind that can not be maintained, but only remembered; should someone explain that penitence comes like the weakness of old age, with the wasting away of strength, when the senses are blunted, when sleep no longer strengthens but weakens; then this would be Impiety and folly.

Finally, the tree is not really happy because she is now in some sense no longer a tree, or, more precisely, no longer a being who may «flourish» in the ways we usually think trees do.

These are things I had access to long before Evolving in Monkey Town was published or written, and I didn't even realize they could make me happier than it could.

I only stayed at my church for as long as I did to make my wife happy.

I've long been happy to point parents, students, and donors to Providence College as a school that takes the classic liberal arts tradition seriously, and does so with a distinctively Catholic flavor.

Do I continue to hope, as I wrote earlier, that this Long Lent will bring us to resurrection and renewal, that the time of mea culpa will be succeeded by felix culpa, the celebration of happy fault that occasioned so great a redemption?

I will, however, wish you a Happy Winter Solstice: Tomorrow, may the light of God's love in Jesus Christ shine brighter and longer through your life than it did today.

It doesn't particularly bother me where David ends up, (of course he won't «end up» anywhere, he'll be growing and learning right to the end of his life), as long as he's happy.

It also gives me a long, sustained amount of energy, puts me in a happy mood for the rest of the day, and doesn't seem to mess with my sleep.

I'm so happy at the moment and loving my body at last which I haven't done for such a long time.

My hair never really grew as a child, I was pretty much bald for a long time and looked way too much like my brother, and then when it did grow my hair was always just so limp, so I'm pretty happy to have healthy hair these days — now it's quite thick and grows really fast, which feels like a miracle!

It does take a long time to make (especially pealing of the chickpeas, took me ages:)-RRB- so I'm happy there is a lot of it and I will freeze some for later.

Everyone wins on this day — I am a happy girl cooking and doing my thing and the frozen snowboarders are happy when they come home to a hot meal at the end of the long day.

My sister and I are at the cottage (my happy place) doing some spring cleaning and getting ready for the May Long Weekend.