Sentences with phrase «more in touch»

It has helped me become more in touch with who I am and what motivates and inspires me to enjoy my journey in this «Beautiful Life».

I don't need a label for my style, I don't need all the latest rules for how to be stylish or trendy, I just need to learn to be more in touch with how my surroundings impact my life.

Instead, I want to get more in touch with the reason for the season; the birth of Jesus.

We are at the beginning stages of a planning a remodel but I'm finding that it's so overwhelming with the fact that we like so many styles, color combinations, neutrals... I need to get more in touch with what really feels right for our family and our home.

I will try to stay more in touch and give design updates here on the blog!

I now listen to ABC Classic FM — love Emma in the mornings — and if I need to feel a little more in touch with the music of today I go to Triple J, which keeps me feeling young.

Home design is getting more and more in touch with nature, from eco-friendly practices and materials to actually bringing the best looks of nature indoors.

Being more in touch with your business instincts doesn't mean you turn into an infallible fortune - teller.

Turner told Inman News that he was attracted to the concept because the service can help brokers be more in touch with the actual performance of individual real estate agents.

Heino Molls» article, (The Publisher's Page, November REM), touched me in many ways, not because it was coincidental to my recent loss of my grandson, but because I realized that I had to become more in touch, more sensitive to my family and my friends than ever before.

It can put us more in touch with our emotional pain and should help us to take action to remedy it.

Once you are more in touch with all parts of yourself — including the hopes, desires, and fears that you may have been overlooking — you will find that decisions and life choices will become easier to make and will be more true to who you are.

But, when you are more in touch with the direct consequences of your actions, they are harder for you to ignore.

If you practice this skill, it will not only get you more in touch with yourself but allow for an increased ability to «drop into the now» in times of distress.

This is especially common with sexual concerns, which tend to increase when the clinician is working with the client on the trauma narrative, and with anger, which increases as the child becomes more in touch with his / her feelings and is better able to express them.

By getting more in touch with the vulnerable and soft feelings that underly their anger and self - protection, couples can begin to have more heart - felt conversations about their needs and fears.

We help partners get more in touch with the full range of their emotions so they can learn to communicate more authentically with each other.

The idea is that if people are more comfortable talking about sex, they will be more in touch with their own sexuality, better able to communicate their sexual preferences and boundaries, and more apt to protect themselves against sexually transmitted diseases and unwanted pregnancies.

The more in touch with feelings and the better able a child is to understand and get along with others, the sunnier that child's future, whatever his or her academic IQ.

As the video shows, this married couple were able to shift out of their negative cycle by getting more in touch with their primary feelings and underlying unmet needs.

When I work with clients in creating their executive portfolios, they often tell me at the end that it is the very process of self - reflection — which is necessary before the writing process can begin — that makes them more in touch with the matrix of value they have to offer an employer.

«If the person answers, «Nothing's new,» I'd keep looking for someone who's more in touch with the marketplace.»

More importantly, they are more in touch with today's insurance terms and other legalities in the trade.

Freelance filmmakers and coffee shop musicians rarely wear suits — and they probably would prefer an attorney who seems more in touch with their type of thinking.

It's gotten me more in touch with how others perceive my business, which has helped me relate my message better to professionals and clients.

Which of course doesn't negate the non-carbon aspects of the benefits of eating as much local food as possible: Connection with your food producers, eating seasonal to as to be more in touch with your environment, money staying in the local economy, supporting diverse agricultural systems, etc., etc..

Here's a fact the media can not stomach reporting: Canadians may be more in touch with the reality and implications of climate change than they are.

People were more in touch with nature and recognising patterns mattered deeply to them if for no other reason than they could learn from past mistakes.

One woman's desire to cook a meal using only local ingredients turns into an explanation of some of the things that make her community neat - for example, Honor System Stands - as well as a demonstration of how she becomes more in touch with local businesses in her area since she has to find suppliers for items that make more complicated dishes.

It is more in touch with its counterparts in downtown Manhattan than might be thought.»

As Kimishima has worked to make Nintendo's internal leadership structure more in touch, efficient, and effective, Furukawa has been by his side, advising him on how to put more power in the hands of Nintendo's younger creatives.

«That also leads us to another kind of model: games as a service, and getting more in touch with the community, before the game is even half - finished.

At least Sony seemed more in touch than Microsoft.

Hoping to stay in more in touch with family and friends in 2009?

As with the rest of east Bali Sanur's locals are more in touch with the spiritual aspects of the religion and culture and are thus very friendly and accommodating as well as mystical and enchanting.Accommodation at Ari Putri Hotel in Sanur is arranged into standard and deluxe rooms.

As cliché as it sounds, you will basically become more in touch with the world and this, in turn, will help you be more in touch with yourself.

This keeps us more in touch with the Venezuelan reality.

New travel practices that are more in touch with nature are also becoming more en vogue.

In today's busy electronic fuelled world, we are more in touch with the outside world than ever yet losing touch with each other.

When it comes to pop stars, Lady Gaga is more in touch with her fans than most, so it's not surprising to see them giving their support.

With the communication technology bringing the world closer and more in touch a sincere student can almost effortlessly collect material related to any topics of research.

A: Viz would love more audience and reader feedback / participation and would like to get more in touch with their fans.

No one is more in touch with Peter Parker and Miles Morales than Bendis.

To emphasise the 4 Series» sporty character, its driver's seat is mounted very low down, so you feel close to the road and more in touch with the car's agile underpinnings.

A new video highlighting the design of the Bugatti Vision Gran Turismo shows how the radical concept has more in touch with the future of Bugatti than you might think.

It's equally attuned to the open road; you couldn't feel more in touch with the tarmac if you crawled across it on your hands and knees.

Teachers and parents, given the events of the past few months, seem to be struggling to find ways and resources to help their children be more in touch with their feelings and concerns about what happens to themselves and others.

The bureaucrats would do well to be more in touch with what teachers REALLY do!

The only good news for the NAACP is that many of its locals, which are much more in touch with the needs of black people, are very much pro-charter.

In developing increased awareness, you get more in touch with your relationships, your finances, and your creative expression.