Sentences with phrase «own aspirations»

Something that makes you feel you're in control, and then tie whatever you're doing to a bigger set of values and aspirations.

Indeed, Amazon could almost be thought of as a sort of digital brutalism: it is direct and efficient, with a near - utopian aspiration to meet people's needs in the least fussy way possible.

Being open and honest about business, growth, finances, employee - relations, and aspirations are important not only in developing strong relationships, but in fostering a culture of trust that will ripple throughout the organization.

Those aspirations have been reflected in the team it has built and the advisers it has brought on.

«Sensitivity, concern for other people's feelings and aspirations, a becoming modesty.

I discussed this aspiration with career advisors, family and friends.

Give up on those unrealistic dreams that suck up your energy and creativity and set achievable aspirations — otherwise that elastic band will keep snapping in your face.

Invest in dreams and aspirations, not just function.

Making sure your business can effectively fill orders and get them to their destinations in a timely manner is paramount to any venture with global aspirations.

UNESCO's Incheon Declaration in 2015 makes a down payment on the answer by articulating an aspiration: «Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and... lifelong learning opportunities for all» by 2030.

«The reality is that entrepreneurial opportunities of all types exist in every part of the world, and there are ambitious entrepreneurs everywhere with the aspirations to pursue them.»

In his book Synchronicity, Joe Jaworski explores the positive outcomes of openly sharing structured goals and visions — people begin to understand your aspirations and priorities and how they can contribute to your success.

Visualization techniques are also widely used in business contexts for people to create goals and aspirations for themselves.

In running your business you will have certain aspirations and goals.

That being said, in my position it would be easy to take a Jack Barker philosophy on business, one that is constantly pressing engineering and manufacturing to compromise long - term aspirations for short - term gain.

Having a clear idea of what you want to achieve and being able to prioritize sundry aspirations into a single sustainable «highest goal,» as Michael Ray terms it, is a way of beginning to work strategically with your dreams.

Live according to your greatest aspiration.

That aspiration is at the core of relationships, which is at the core of business.

A waiter refills Qu's glass as a promotional video on a loop in the background underscores his aspirations.

Bain study co-author Julie Coffman found that scarce female role models in senior positions and limited support from supervisors eroded aspirations among mid-level women.

And then I spent some time thinking about our aspiration to help Canadian entrepreneurs become the most competitive in the world.

We often think about our goals and aspirations.

It's about helping to fulfil the aspirations of those you lead»

A generation of workers with arguably more realistic but nevertheless diminished aspirations can't be good for Canada.

«I love that aspiration, but what do you have to do to hear that?»

Allocating expenses into needs, goals and aspirations can help provide a better framework for managing your cash flow and living comfortably.

The actress added that she has been «incredibly lucky» to have always had a solid support system and encouragement, to follow an aspiration to give back to others.

Whereas his own firm, Thrive Capital, has invested in such Internet darlings as Instagram, NastyGal, Fab, GroupMe, and Spotify, Kushner has directed his own entrepreneurial aspirations to the wildly unsexy insurance industry.

It turns out the building blocks of engagement are not entertainment or even career aspirations, but passion and love.

Vonn shared her aspirations for the future and the role money has played in her career in the latest episode of the «Kneading Dough» series.

As for its international aspirations, the huge size advantage of A-B InBev or SABMiller — the world's No. 2 brewer — make expensive StarBev deals seem chancy.

«An ordinarily smart, well - educated, and otherwise successful person can be instantly transformed into a fear - based, scarcity - driven thinker whose greatest financial aspiration is to retire comfortably,» Siebold writes.

Buffett's route is characteristically unusual, even as it speaks to an aspiration widely held.

Pursue a startup because it's your personal passion, your highest aspiration.

As in the other cases, painful austerity policies have given wings to the CUP — and it finds itself possibly holding the key to the aspirations of Catalan separatists determined to sever centuries - old ties with Spain.

Salespeople with CEO aspirations should keep this in mind as they move to other corporate positions and assignments.

Koch began his international aspirations more than four years ago, visiting more than 130 sites in nine countries before settling on Berlin as the location for his restaurant and production facility.

In my work at JPMorgan Chase and throughout my career, I have seen that around the world, we all share aspirations for a better life.

[The managers] typically have more business training, and they may also have aspirations to someday have companies of their own,» he says.

Currently they can choose from more than 2,200 companies listed on TSXV — companies with aspirations to grow from their R&D and prototype stages to commercialization, production and expansion.

Explaining the industry and what's going on takes the form of several audiences; one being the overly - optimistic entrepreneur who still has aspirations of raising capital to get their company to a liquidity event, another being the up and coming venture capitalist in training (think decades long training cycles) who recently finds themselves a free agent as the asset class shrinks and wants to start their own fund, and the final being ambitious MBA's switching careers and see venture capital as the preferred destination.

Is this all some type of libertarian aspiration?

«To the extent anyone thought they could obscure themselves — achieving security by obscurity,» as he put it to me, «that aspiration is quixotic at best and delusional at worst.»

Indeed, that's the word top executive Jim Farley used to describe Ford's aspirations.

BBMG and GlobeScan then identified five aspirations that characterize this consumer category: 1.

Let's pretend for a minute that you have the aspiration of breaking a new record by climbing a mountain faster than anyone else in history.

But voters — whether out of poor understanding or personal aspiration — don't seem to be pressing the issue as much as the president would imply.

Western Australia's Environmental Protection Agency today provided a dent to the aspirations of the Gorgon liquefied natural gas project partners off WA's Pilbara coast with confirmation of its decision to block the $ 11 billion project.

Particularly with the ascension of hip - hop, brand references became a shorthand for aspiration and status.

You get to set the goals, the dreams and the aspirations and you also get to give yourself a pat on the back when you achieve them.