Sentences with phrase «lot about path»

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«The typical path a lot of start - ups take is they launch their product and no one finds out about it.»

We can learn a lot from hearing about other people's businesses and career paths.

I sent a lot of messages to people I didn't know, asking them to tell me about their jobs and career paths: What steps had they taken?

«The typical path a lot of startups take is they launch their product and no one finds out about it.»

I've written a lot this year about the unwillingness of many on Bay Street to accept that Poloz isn't going to take them by the hand and walk them down a well - marked, interest - rate path.

Just 37 years having a saving faith in Christ... reading a lot about church history... reading books by spiritual giants such as Tozer, Ravenhill, Finney, Spurgeon, Chambers, etc... reading and listening to such teachers as Winkie Pratney, Ravi Zacharias, etc... and just trying to read the scriptures and asking God to guide me on a right path.

I think a lot of people assume here that her writing this was to foster «atheism» when in reality it was about her surviving and thriving... finding her «own» path within the the highly dogmatic and structured religious organization known as AA.

Because at the end of the day, I don't think you're going to hear a lot from God about things that we sometimes make mini-idols out of (i.e. hobbies, career paths, etc.).

Luke talks a lot about repentance in his Gospel, but always in context of believers turning from their sin as they travel the path of discipleship.

I am on a similar path: supraventricular arrhythmia affected by posture (at my worst I was having 27,000 palpitations / day), changed my lifestyle and adjusted lots of things, lost 30 kgs, quit medications and wrote a book about it (in Spanish).

«Farming is an attractive path for people who are getting out of school and feeling like there's kind of a toxic consumerism and not feeling too excited about working for the Man, especially seeing as he's been spoiling our politics and a lot of our ecology,» she said.

I recall a bunch of articles about how because a bunch of local Irish mobsters are invested in the amateur boxing scene, he knows a lot them through crossed - paths, for certain.

We caught up with Marna to find out more about her work, and discovered that it was actually the Folksy Summer School back in 2013 that set her on her current path — that and a lot of hard work...

I can argue a lot of things about a lot of different styles of parenting, but I will say that when you choose this path, it really is a constant part of you in ways that sometimes I meet other parents who don't feel that way.

I live in California - lots of walking - paths mostly, no real off trail stuff - parks, malls, etc. this is our first child and I am clueless about strollers!

There's a lot of paths to walk and, no matter what those perfect people say on the internet about any of it, not one of them has it perfect.

So much to consider and so much to still explore, but reading about these schools really did add a lot to those discussions in the woods, even if it was just me quoting from the book to anyone who was nearby - «Did you know that today's college graduate will have as many as seven career paths over the course of their working years?»

A lot of Democrats are up in arms about ABC's upcoming miniseries, «The Path to 9/11» — an email I got from the Democratic Party described it as «a bald - faced attempt to slander Democrats and revise history right before Americans vote in a major election.»

There have been lots of conversations in recent years about how science career paths don't all follow the trajectory of: degree — > PhD — > postdoc (s)-- > lab head.

As the bulletproof diet book was kind of unfolding and you're thinking or you are going to right about, I realized that a lot of it was about will power and consciousness and my own path including the 40 years of Zen training, where you really spend a whole week with electrode structure, you had watching how you watch yourself.

A lot of people go to the gym and do their own thing and there's something to be said about forging your own path to success.

I am 51 and believe that I am heading down the wrong path and have been for years with beer and junk food etc... here's the question I would like commented on as I believe over the past few days (this is only a couple of days after I finished the TWT) I have re-triggered the cravings by eating a lot of sugar based christmas goodies --(i say goodies because it doesn't help to be negative about what's already been done!)

I'm a Brazilian expat living in south China, went through a rough path last year going through lots of doctors, found out about the Insulin Resistance factor of PCOS, but was following the wrong advice for months before I found out about LCHF and got my glucose and insulin levels controlled.

That job I got laid off from brought me to LA which I wanted so bad, that failed dating scenario taught me a lot about myself, as well as my likes + dislikes and questioning my happiness + future made me realize how passionate I really am about blogging and my career path in digital marketing + social media!!

Well, a lot can happen in a year... but the good news is, we are on the right path, and we are actually slowly starting to think about what we like, and where we like it to happen.

We all have to take a different path and that journey we go on and the things we do — what happens to us and how we react to those things say a lot about who we are.

I was recently on CTV Ottawa Morning live and we had a lot of fun chatting about some off the beaten path Niche Dating Sites....

Even if the game is only about 2 to 3 hours long, it has a lot of replay value considering there are alternate paths and you could go there each level trying to perfect each one to get the best time.

I enjoyed and appreciated a lot about it but it did feel like similar paths were being tread.

As a human drama about two people re-navigating the path they thought they were on when it suddenly becomes impassible, there is a lot to love about Forster and Sean Conway's («Ray Donovan») script, its early passages achieving an austere, surrealistic intimacy I was fascinated by.

She had been over for over a year at Willow Path Childcare where she learned a lot about childcare and the responsibility that comes with that.

I hear a lot of discussion these days about paths to leadership roles for teachers; yet, I rarely see compensation offered when teachers take on these roles (which, by the way, often isolate them from their peers, as they become «outsiders»).

Regardless of which path you take, be mindful that a lot of developers do not know a lot about marketing in general, and book marketing in particular, and that's what your author website is — a book marketing tool.

Guerilla Marketing Weapons, in particular, will be a hugely valuable read for authors out there who have clued into the fact that endlessly tweeting about your latest Kindle Free day may not be the surest path to selling lots of books.

But while self - publishing can be surprisingly fast and easy — one could take a Word document to retail ebook in about three minutes, if pressed — it's definitely not a fast and easy path, and there's lot of effort and knowledge required to be successful.

We've seen and heard a lot about BlackBerry 10 this week, but if you're a BlackBerry owner excited about the new OS, you're going to have to get ready to invest in a new handset: RIM CEO Thorsten Heins confirmed once again this morning that the company has no upgrade path for existing BlackBerry 7 devices.

The great thing about this path is that it wouldn't cost a lot — less than a million, probably.

Before you're ready for publication, your website can help you find critique partners, talk with other writers about writing, explore your genre with other writers, and make the connections that help smooth the path for your career — or at least make a solitary profession a lot less lonely.

I am very passionate about trading Forex, and I know a lot of other people are too, but unfortunately there is so much misleading information about it, that it can be really difficult to get started on the right path.

Although walking inside the garden only takes around 15 minutes, time stands by and you can spend a lot of time just taking pictures of the gorgeous scenery and learning about the Japanese culture as you read your guide alongside the path of the garden.

The north path (only about 60 feet away from the south path) runs past broken concrete from the parking lot, a pole with doggie bags on them (please keep the beach clean!)

While you are perfectly free to wander off the path and go exploring the jungles that make up a lot of the islands land, assuming you don't get eaten by the local wildlife there's not actually that much to find hidden amongst the trees, nor is there much reward for the few things that you do find as the loot that Risen 2 provides is about as mundane and generic as the missions are.

It wasn't surprising to see the game's sci - fi follow - up, SOMA, follow a similar path, but for a variety of reasons — a lot of games had copied Amnesia, SOMA's sci - fi trappings had a broader appeal — SOMA didn't land in the same way, and lots of players were frustrated about trying to dodge the game's creatures.

Some of the actual dialogue is hidden slightly off the main path, but they're rather easy to find since there isn't a whole lot of ground to cover when exploring about.

The game's story mode promises about 30 hours of gameplay, along with 12 different plot paths (lots of replayability there!).

But if you just keep producing and putting yourself out there on a steady basis then you find that even if you're not selling a lot you can still feel good about yourself and your chosen path.

For example, in my current show «Rider, Path, and Vehicle» a video on the internet about girls hobbyhorse riding inspired me, and parallel to that I read a lot of Sufi literature.

I know there are always lots of caveats in science but is there enough known about feedbacks, current forcings and likely emissions paths (given the inability to even reduce emissions or the growth in emissions) to paint a reasonably probably scenario about where we are headed?

There's an awful lot of talk about internalizing externalities as a path to fitting humans» infinite aspirations on a finite planet, but this seems quite hard to carry out in places where this would matter most.

«A lot of cities are happy to talk about providing their power cleanly, but reducing cars, densifying, spending on bike paths, raising building standards — those things are all so contentious they're not even discussed.»