Sentences with phrase «lot of mental energy»

Here's the thing: Blogging takes lots of mental energy, and lately it feels like all of mine is going toward keeping up with mothering and my day job.

One of the best decisions we made when beginning this process was creating capsule wardrobes, as it has saved hours of time, hundreds of dollars, and lots of mental energy deciding what to wear.

With work being so busy and tiring, I find that I don't have a lot of mental energy left for the evenings.

«Children seem to be more interested in fulfilling one accomplishment and taking it to its limit before spending a lot of mental energy on some other aspect of development,» says Kessler.

Researchers at Yale University and the University of British Columbia found that women with high levels of «cognitive dietary restraint» (putting a lot of mental energy into restricting certain foods) had significantly higher cortisol levels, bigger appetites, increased consumption of sweets, more negative moods, and higher body - fat levels — even despite getting more exercise.

Some days one doesn't want to put a lot of mental energy into creating new and fresh outfits.

A lot of mental energy goes into each one.

Damont Morgan, a seventh grader, would prefer to get core academic classes that take a lot of mental energy out of the way in the morning and go to electives in the afternoon.

Most German Shepherd Dogs are naturally fast moving, fast thinking dogs with a lot of mental energy and desire to work.

Training takes a lot of mental energy for both dogs and trainers, so short sessions are best.

Even if there are «easy» ways to keep points alive it can also take a lot of mental energy you might not like to devote to the pursuit of points & miles.

I'm currently spending a lot of mental energy trying to maintain my * own * sanity without worrying about adventurers, so I don't think this game is for me.

But, if you're like most lawyers setting up a new business, you don't have a lot of mental energy for designing business cards or websites.

And you expend a lot of mental energy thinking about — and fretting about — your career prospects.