Sentences with phrase «moments of decision»

The learning curve stays steady, gradually introducing new types of training and branching pathways, leading to many critical moments of decision.

Stories that would showcase kickass women who happened to be hitting some of those critical moments of decision / indecision smack dab in the middle of life.

So begins the romance framing this movie, featuring a plot that twists fate around many of the characters» life events and moments of decision.

Tony Robbins often said to me, «In your moments of decision your destiny is shaped.»

Fourth, man in moments of decision is intuitively aware of contingencies in his actual determinations of the future, for he often chooses from a continuum of infinitely varied possibilities.

This philosophy sees life as a meaningless absurdity, a succession of moments of decision into which no hope enters to provide expectations of a better tomorrow.

Moreover, the self carries with it into every moment of decision the distorted images and values formed by its past.

There seems to be a prevailing sense that this moment is something of a kairos for American Christianity, a moment of deep change in the public significance of Christianity and a moment of decision in the life of the Church.

Because the standard model of morality focuses on the moment of decision, it sometimes makes the moral dimension of our lives sound far more exciting and dramatic than it really is.

34 Again, the moment of decision to which the presence of Jesus brought those who encountered him was the judgment inseparable from the coming of the kingdom.

«36 We are not solitary individuals, even in the moment of decision.

St Bernard captures the drama of that moment of decision: «Answer, O Virgin, answer the angel speedily; rather, through the angel, answer your Lord.

Are you in a moment of decision?

Though Moses» burning bush experience was dramatic while Esther's moment of decision went unrecorded, God was the true liberator in both stories.

Action loses its absolute character as the moment of decision, when subordinated to the view - point of the end, the ideal.

«It is a vital moment of decision for our elected lawmakers — the need to act is vital and it's woven with the idea of what type of nation we want to be.»

A man can not control beforehand the possibilities upon which he must act; he can not in the moment of decision fall back upon principles, upon a general ethical theory which can relieve him of responsibility for the decision; rather, every moment of decision is essentially new.

Some of the absolute best things I've ever done have been the scariest at the moment of decision but the smartest in the long run.»

Never ever regretted a moment of that decision!

«This is an absolutely critical moment of decision for the whole World Trade Organisation.

That when it comes to the moment of decision, and undecided pens waver over ballot boxes, the prospect of Ed Miliband actually taking up residence in No 10.

And if, at this moment of decision, I didn't say what I believe I would not be true to my convictions or my country.

My memory seems to fail me at the moment of decision.

In any case, in any moment of decision the best thing you can do is the right thing, the next best thing is the wrong thing and the worst thing you can do is nothing.

Both artists living a spectacular modernist house, itself built by an artist, we join them at the critical moment of their decision to sell the place.

A ghastly moment of decision arrives, and Don, either cowardly or running off his basest instincts of survival, leaves his wife behind.

We are at a moment of decision.

The movie's happy - sad ending observes the moment of decision as the five children wait to learn if they have won the lotteries.

From the moment of that decision to when that change is achieved is the measure of «time to effective performance.»

A good percentage of setups never reach the moment of decision and should be discarded without a second thought.

«We have reached the critical moment of decision on climate change.

Is it to be provided at the moment of decision, or is it in the hands of creative lawyers when the decision is challenged judicially?

Framing refers to our state of mind in the moment of decision.

Not exact matches

No matter how good your presentation or how high the level of trust and credibility that exists between you and your customer, there's always a moment of stress or tension at the making of a buying decision.

At a small business, approval might be granted after an employee sends a short email message because managers might make those decisions on the spur of the moment.

Through his work with Plywood People, Shinabarger has coined seven decision - making styles after working with hundreds of people in «moments of tension or transition,» and helping them process how to make difficult decisions.

«Decisions by these individuals are highly emotional and are instinctively known in a matter of moments,» Shinabarger says.

At the time, Madhu Muthukumar, the project manager for Moments, told the Wall Street Journal: «What we're trying to do is get the content directly in front of you without you having to make decisions.»

Across the board, I've found that virtually every moment people make three key decisions that dictate the quality of their lives.

The moment someone hears you, he begins to make decisions as a result of the way you communicate.

«Given the public prominence of this organization, we want to take a moment to explain how we came to this decision and why,» Facebook VP and deputy general counsel Paul Grewal said in a press release on Friday night.

One of the big benefits of meditation is that it helps you develop a stronger awareness of the present moment while clearing your mind of other thoughts, and thus helping you make smarter decisions.

Take a moment to recognize a small, yet smart decision by a junior team member today, and you'll be doing the culture equivalent of genetically encoding them to work and lead by the actions you encourage.

Then, whenever something happens and you need to decide how to respond... or whenever you need to make a decision about the best course of action... take a moment and close your hand around your coin.

But if leaders could learn to live in the present moment, to still their mind so the truth of the situation could sink in, they are likely to make better decisions.

This final shot implies that in the two weeks between the start of the rebellion (aka the final moments of season one) and when the Delos security team arrives at the park, Bernard came to the decision to «kill all of them» (the hosts).

But the letter omits any mention of the other powerful decision - makers in this situation, namely the corporations that will have their logos splashed all over every moment of the Summer Olympics, regardless of where and when it happens.

At that moment, I made the decision to never place myself in that position again and always have a Plan B. With this Plan B, I would have a constant stream of income whether I am working for a company or for myself.

«The emotional decision - making process that drives people's perception of flavor, of enjoyment, really starts from the very moment that they start thinking about eating the product,» he says.

Although things may happen lightning - quick, a solid pocket gives you a pivotal moment of pause where instincts and preparation can influence your decision - making.