Sentences with phrase «meaning she wants more»

But then I realized my envy simply meant I wanted more freedom for myself.

For example, the child may sign a cookie — or all done — meaning she wants more or simply informing the parents that she has finished.

I just mean you want more of whatever it is you do, what matters most?

I was RALMAO at comments like the ones posted by Linkfx, I mean you want more depth, but there was too much plot & action??? Many got it right, a comic book adaptation isn't on the dramatic side no matter what serious moments are introduced.

That means we want more than just the time when we go to glance at our watch face.

It is important to understand that when employees say they want transparency, they mean they want more communication with leadership and clarity around how their work aligns with overall company goals.

Now when you are older, too much experience can backfire because to an employer experience also means you want more money.

Not exact matches

Facebook wants more personal posts about friends and family, and therefore it is going to de-emphasize other types of posts — and by that, it mostly means the vast majority of what news organizations produce (including what Facebook pays them to produce).

You'll find yourself paying attention and listening more, not to use their interests to your advantage but to give them the meaning and purpose they wanted before you met them.

As enlightenment ripples across the establishment, women with the relevant experience or means are realizing that if they too want to see more amazing women running amazing companies, they've got to put their money where their frustrations are.

The same way a creative advertisement or guerrilla marketing campaign (which should be part of the entrepreneurial arsenal, even though the lion's share of budget should go toward direct response advertising that has trackable results) is meant to get your attention, so too is the initial schmooze with a prospect supposed to be worthy of the attention they have given you — exciting them at the possibilities you have shown them, and delivered in an educational and entertaining way that leaves them fascinated and wanting more.

Millennials in particular «really want to constantly learn new things, so give them lots of stretch assignments — which doesn't just mean piling on more work.

They want to know more about what it means for the future of our society,» eToro UK MD Iqbal Gandham said in an email.

The program itself is also markedly different from the ones typically available through workplace wellness programs and the like; rather than encourage a more or less cold turkey approach, Pivot is a long - term undertaking meant to serve both people immediately ready to quit and those who want to transition more slowly into a smoke - free lifestyle.

All you have to do once you find your passion is say, «Now I'm going to x, and because it's really want I'm meant for, I'll enjoy providing this value even more.»

For business leaders, increasingly this means balancing two very different perspectives: shareholders who expect executives to deliver better short - term financial performance and stakeholders who want more attention paid to the longer - term human and environmental consequences of business.

Rich people have more fun than anyone I know because they have the means to do anything they want.

If you want to get more training, by all means pursue it.

As Bloomberg notes, rival apparel companies like Under Armour (UA) and Adidas (ADS) are likely to enter the bidding for the lucrative Texas contract — which could be worth more than $ 15 million per year — once it comes up for grabs, which means Nike will face some fierce competition if it wants to keep doing business with the school.

This could mean making a personal introduction to people they want to collaborate with, new resources or tools that can simplify their business, articles they'll find useful or more.

That said, I do think in a situation like this, there is a lot of money to be made for a business in Clearpath's position — if Uber really wants that trademark, it might be willing to pay for it, and that amount of money might end up meaning more to a smaller company than its existing brand.»

But that doesn't mean most business leaders can't learn something valuable from the core finding of the Facebook research project, which is, «If you want to keep your people — especially your stars — it's time to pay more attention to how you design their work.»

If you want to shape your actions, the fastest way is to change what you focus on and shift the meaning to be something more empowering.

Find a reason that means more than that fear: creating a better future for your family, wanting to make a real difference, or hoping for a more rewarding and fulfilling life.

Since knowing you have more to learn means you're smart, wanting to learn more naturally does too.

Not only does specialization allow the firm to understand your offerings and ramp up more quickly, but equally importantly, it means that your account director and PR team will have relationships with reporters at the publications where you want to be featured.

«Just because you make more information available to consumers, it doesn't mean they want or need a real estate agent less,» he says.

If you want the integration, deep analytics, Skype calling, and more of an enterprise ecosystem approach to your collaboration, it will mean you will need to embrace that complexity.

??? But the price of corn is going to be high enough that people are going to want to plant corn, only that corn acreage is going to come in and infringe on the soybean,» he says, adding that increased Chinese demand for soybean oil will mean fewer acres for cotton — putting even more pressure on an industry that's already feeling the pinch.

Three, they want to live a meaningful life, and the closer you are to the success or failure of a business, the more meaning and purpose you feel.»

And as Kowitt pointed out throughout her questions, sometimes consumers say one thing and do another — meaning they say they want to eat more fresh produce and incorporate healthier foods in their diets, but still spend billions on snacks and beverages they know aren't good for them nutritionally.

«It means if I want to buy more stock, and you can look at our 13F in a few days, it means I get to buy it cheaper.»

The opportunity share of new entrepreneurs increased 10.5 percent from 2014 to 2016, meaning more people are striking out on their own because they want to, instead of being driven by necessity.

Find a reason that means more: creating a better future for your family, wanting to make a real difference, or hoping for a more rewarding and fulfilling life.

Delta's chief marketing officer, Tim Mapes, said that the offering «is meant to be as close to a private jet experience as possible and is driven by our customers, who were telling us that they wanted more privacy,» as reported by The New York Times.

KERNEN: You want... PRESIDENT TRUMP: We need almost more than ever before — I mean, we've been in wars so we needed it then — but we need to be sure that our military is properly funded, and it would be really great to get rid of the, you know, we'd like to have a regular budget.

The growing supply of potential teachers — as well as professionals from other fields who wanted to switch careers and work abroad — meant Teach Away could pursue more placement opportunities abroad.

The follow - up, however, asks if they'd want that if it meant paying more or if it meant that some Canadian - made shows — and therefore jobs — would be lost in the process:

Right now, for instance, there are more opportunities in the commercial sector for self - driving cars — but that doesn't mean advances in autonomous technology aren't things the U.S. defense industry also wants a piece of.

That means consumers may have more opportunities to snag a good deal, and they may be able to pick whether they want to be a night owl, and stake out retailers opening at midnight on Black Friday; or an early bird, and awake before dawn; or eschew the entire thing, and go shopping in their pajamas from their computer at home.

That second scenario seems more likely, which means that an opportunity is opening up for someone to come in and cater to people who don't want to spend a lot of money on food.

Part of that decline has been due to difficult economic conditions after the financial crisis of 2008, but part of it is also due to simple demographics: The baby boomers are hitting retirement age, and young people are more likely to go to college or graduate school, meaning that fewer people will want to work.

Moreover, our evolution means we're literally hardwired to not only want to tell stories ourselves, but to more easily consume and understand information that's communicated through a story format.

Removing Wonder Woman from this role and replacing her with someone more «realistic» means that girls won't really look up to someone at the U.N. Is that what we want?

A long spell of elevated unemployment meant that many more people than usual would fail to find work even if they really wanted it, a situation that called for a long period of extended unemployment benefits.

And that means, should you want to do this, you have an opportunity to become more than just a company that sells a product or service.

Company executives have been on the road for the last week meeting with potential investors, and Thomson Reuters IFR reported on Friday that the deal is oversubscribed, meaning far more fund managers want a slice than can be accommodated.

More expensive isn't going to be the right choice for everyone (and there are quality programs to be had at lower prices) but if you want to fly business class, that means paying business - class prices.

«If you dispense with the formality that you want to use ATGCs to really encode binary symbols at a certain location, you can come up with much smarter and more efficient means of storing information, because you don't need to synthesize strands over and over again,» Milenkovic explains.

Companies like Uber, Airbnb, Postmates, and more, have disrupted their respective industries by creating solutions to meet the unstoppable demand from consumers to have what they want, when they want it — and that usually means right now.