Sentences with phrase «own inclination»

Not everyone who pushes to go paperless does it out of green inclinations.

Tourism — people are less willing to come to the United States, less willing to start businesses in the United States, and have a lower inclination to buy products from the US.

«One's inclination is to answer by painting a benign picture so as not to cause unnecessary public concern,» he said during one March meeting.

I'll put it this way: In another five years, if mechanical inclination is the only thing you have going, you're dead.

Even more, the idea of predicting success in a job from a set of psychological inclinations is a bit crazy.

«Folks may have an inclination to do drastic things in portfolios to insulate themselves from higher volatility when in fact we think the backdrop would actually portend the exact opposite,» Mills told CNBC's «Futures Now» in a recent interview.

«Investors, and really humans in general, have this inclination to try to make themselves feel safer,» Mills said.

According to Dr. Travis Bradberry, author of Emotional Intelligence 2.0, personality «is the result of hard - wired preferences, such as the inclination toward introversion or extroversion.»

And while your inclination might be to start your day with busy work — like checking emails — and then move onto to the harder things, you should try to get your brain moving by challenging yourself with with a bigger, more creative endeavor first thing.

He begins by anonymously pitching a story, rumour or lie to a small blog — some under - staffed place without the resources or inclination to do much digging.

Their natural inclination is to believe that you're only there because you couldn't raise any money in your own country (now, where would they get that idea?).

Leaders need to consciously suspend their natural inclination to add layers of meaning and inference to ideas.

He'd given us no indication of this inclination.

Too often in our current discourse on race, people are so against engaging with people who have opposing views that there's an inclination to just shut them out and ignore them.

Obviously, firstborns can still lead — they have a natural inclination for that.

The results of this study seem to contradict the conventional wisdom that small businesses don't have the financial bandwidth (or inclination) to provide benefits.

If the first lady exhibited even a slight inclination to run, she would be ranked near the top of this list.

Their natural inclination is to be as involved as possible in every decision: from strategy, to production, to sales, marketing, IT, often down to the color and font on the business cards.

I've been writing about them for 15 years or so, so my first natural inclination is to think, «I'm too old for this crap» (to paraphrase Danny Glover).

Eliminate the inclination to take shortcuts and understand that focus, hard work and dedication are the only things that lead to success.

Personality is the result of hard - wired preferences, such as the inclination toward introversion or extroversion.

Learning to turn off the business from time to time is simple, but the truth is that the business is like your family — there will always be an inclination to worry about it.

Not only could videos attract an audience that may not have the inclination or patience to read your written story, but they also have the power to more strongly engage those who watch and motivate them to support your project.

Depending on your circumstances and inclinations (like the amount of risk you're willing to take), one deal or the other might make more sense.

There's a natural inclination to separate your business and personal accounts, but really, that just creates more work and takes away your credibility.

That Bridgepoint is requesting additional money — for a total of $ 3 million to $ 3-1/2 million per year — for its plan only heightens that inclination.

There's no shame in recognizing your limitations and understanding where your talents and inclinations are best applied.

Iraq's liberation from Saddam Hussein and his criminal underlings by the coalition of the willing last year has breathed life into many Labor activists — including Federal Labor leader Mark Latham — who are afflicted by anti-Americanism and / or pacifist inclinations.

An unchecked ego can provoke the inclination for heavy - handed control.

No doubt when Lowe's, based in Mooresville, N.C., made its $ 1.8 - billion move on Rona, it misread the political climate in Quebec and underestimated protectionist inclinations there.

For companies that have an especially hard time replacing staff on leave, there can be an inclination, as the Alberta survey suggested, to simply avoid hiring young women or, worse, to fire them before their maternity leave kicks in.

(Google co-founder Sergey Brin is among them) Refugees have a strong inclination to not only survive, but to reach for something better.

The label meant she had difficulty with conflict and a natural inclination to meet expectations of others.

«If anyone has the inclination and is willing to put in the time and effort, for sure these are skills that can be learned.»

Strategic thinking demands you discover their gifts and inclinations before your competitors do.

The inclination is well supported.

WalkMe is also designed to help users who don't have the time or inclination to study new features to use what they need (and not have to learn what they don't need.)

«When something looks like it'll kind of work, our natural inclination is to leave it be, or to test and iterate.

Once you've determined your most important tasks to accomplish, it's important to remove distractions and get on top of your natural inclination to procrastinate.

Furthermore, as your role expands, you become more out of touch with daily operations and the current opinions and inclinations of customers, no matter how much you believe that you're still current.

That alone can reduce anxiety and an inclination to put off decisions.

Our preliminary data already show the importance of certain beliefs for success in physics courses and a student's inclination to continue in or drop out of physics, and it shows that most teaching practices have a detrimental impact on all of these critical beliefs.

While lower level staff's interest is primarily in learning about products or offerings, executives have neither the time nor inclination to become knowledgeable about products.

Or is it instead that ruthless psychos are attracted to careers in business as the perfect venue for their inclinations?

Supporters: Not everybody has the time, inclination or skills to help.

I'm familiar with my inclination to take on new things, so my sentries are at high alert.

I'm eager to see where my spirit and inclinations take me.

The reason for their crowding must be found in their most pronounced psychological trait — their clannishness, their tribal inclination.

Our natural inclinations seem to be connected to the individual sensitivity of our amygdalae, the part of the brain that functions as the «emotional switchboard,» and to how actively we each respond to dopamine — a «reward chemical» released in the brain when it anticipates attaining something pleasurable, like sex or chocolate cheesecake.

This new editorial seems to be directed more to the simply highly strung among us, and it's offering a welcome message: if you're a natural worrier, you don't have to add your inclination to anxiety to your list of things to stress about.