Sentences with phrase «n't heard the success stories»

And again, it's maybe just a function of where we are in the world, but I haven't heard the success stories.

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You won't hear much on the news about the growth of a dry cleaner's down the street or a boutique hiring associates to sell children's clothing, but these are great success stories, too.

As a group of talented brokers, we wish this group the best of luck, and we can't wait to hear your many success stories!

As a breastfeeding counselor, I deal with the aftermath of poor hospital policy (to be fair I don't always hear the success stories) and everything the baby has been «given» by the hospital staff including unnecessary formula, pacifiers, denial of access to his mother, and poor breastfeeding advice.

What we don't often hear about is how the wine and spirit trade has also been a great British success story, with hundreds of years of proud history, powered by brilliant homegrown produce, supporting hundreds of thousands of jobs and enjoyed responsibly by millions (hard to quantify enjoyment, remember).

If you haven't tried P90X yet — or heard from someone who has — you are missing out on one of the greatest success stories in workout history.

While I love the internet and love to receive and share people's success stories of healing their Hashimoto's, I've seen an unfortunate side effect of these success stories... I've had too many clients who have heard of others who healed themselves with exclusion diets and bone broth, get stuck in thinking they need to exclude more and more foods while their health continues to decline and they beat themselves up for not being «strict» enough on their «healing diet.»

Surprisingly, we don't hear many cellulite success stories based an exercise alone.

We can't wait to hear your success story and see your before and after pics.

You've heard the success stories and seen the happy couples, why not try it for yourself?

I say that because there are a lot of people — women, especially — who hear stories of online dating successes and think there's something wrong with them when it doesn't go well.

We want to see you happy and can't wait to hear about your interracialdatingcentral success story!

I choose eHarmony because of success stories I had heard, and didn't plan on wasting any time in starting the rest of my life.

With millions of singles using the internet and the promises and success stories of online matchmaking websites, I've heard the same thing over and over from singles across the country who are frustrated with internet dating - «It's great to have a lot of choices, but it takes a lot of time and I don't seem to meet anyone I have much chemistry with.

We want to see you happy and can't wait to hear about your InterracialDatingCentral success story!

You hear about all of these online dating success stories and wonder why it doesn't happen to you.

Not a day goes by that I don't hear another success couple which I enjoy featuring in the Cyber Love Story of the Week.

I've heard the success stories and the horror stories about online dating, but I do not have any first hand experience to share with you on the topic.What I plan to do in this article is take you with me while I explore the different online dating services a...

Two countries that we don't hear much about their inspirational success stories but we know of amazing people doing extraordinary things there.

Parents often have an idea of where the student struggles, but they don't always get to see or hear about the success stories in class.

You may or may not have heard of Wattpad, the social reading site and publishing site that started in 2006 and became a worldwide phenomenon with more than a few success stories (including Margaret Atwood).

I also can't wait to hear the self - publishing Masterclass by Robert Kroese, who we've flown over from America, and who is author of Kindle's excellent Self - Publish Your Novel: Lessons from an Indie Publishing Success Story.

I can't remember where I first heard this, but here it is: «Most overnight success stories were a decade in the making.»

But don't worry, it's an encouraging success story — the kind that everyone likes to hear.

The only reason I don't mention TypeKit is that (1) I don't use them, (2) I've never heard any stories of success.

A tiny fraction become monster success stories, but every every few months, you'll hear about someone hitting it big (for those who don't know already the «Fifty Shades of Grey» trilogy was initially self - published).

99 % of indie authors will not have print distribution in physical bookstores, and I would postulate that all the success stories we have heard in the last 2 years about indie authors and huge sales have come from ebook sales, not print.

Thanks, Anne, It's good to know some of the background, when we hear so many success stories, but not much about the bottom of the pyramid.

When you hear of success stories like Fifty Shades of Grey going from fanfiction to self - published book to mainstream novel, no matter how much your opinion of that book might vary, you can't deny that there are a lot of amazing, undiscovered books out there just waiting for someone to discover them.

First let me start off by saying you only hear about the real estate success stories, not the real estate stories that have gone bad.

It is totally doable and I've heard of many, many success stories across a litany of house pets, not just dogs, but not without ample attention, patience, and care.

You can't really blame people for thinking this, often we hear about some of the success stories about teams of just three or four developers coding in their bedrooms, launching an app on the AppStore (other app stores are available) and seeing overnight success, earning hundreds of thousands of dollars in revenue over a few short months.

You can't really blame people for thinking this, often we hear about some of the success stories about teams of just three or four developers coding in their bedrooms, launching an app on the AppStore (other app stores are available) and seeing overnight success, earning hundreds of thousands...

It's great to hear of success stories such as yours, and even better that you've accomplished this on your own, through exploring what works and doesn't, and taking action to «make it happen».

Sam Glover ponders that question, noting that he has «not heard any Yellow Pages success stories in a very long time, except from the occasional criminal defense or personal injury lawyer with a full - page spread.»

When I was Codex at Stanford last year, AI was obviously a hot topic but I heard from some of the companies involved that it's hard to recruit talented engineers to work on AI because law is not sexy and there's not a lot of investment money flowing into... There are some success stories but there isn't a ton of venture capital flowing into the legal startups and so there's an obstacle there that there just isn't a whole lot of energy being put towards it.

I think social media success stories do exist, but we just aren't hearing about them because the successful ones are out being successful, and because the real stories are a lot less amazing - sounding than the marketing consultants want them to be.

In fact, I have not heard any Yellow Pages success stories in a very long time, except from the occasional criminal defense or personal injury lawyer with a full - page spread.

We ask people all the time to tell us their LinkedIn success stories — we hear a few, but not many.

We have all heard the rags to riches success stories that often circulate within the cryptocurrency community, but not like this.

Hearing the success stories of our clients and followers makes every bit of that labor worth it but it certainly doesn't hurt to receive an award for all that hard work as well!

I can't wait to hear your success stories because you matter, too!

I don't know a single thing about your course but I like hearing different ideas and success stories.

There is a natural selection bias on the site in that those who got burnt are not here to tell their stories, so all we hear are the success stories (which are helpful and inspiring, but would ideally be balanced by failures).

I won't hold my breath but would be delighted to hear a success story or two about La Isla De Encanta

In case you haven't heard of them, and are intrigued, here are links to two of their success stories: