Sentences with phrase «practice things he's learned»

There are many moments that I will experience for the first time as a coach and I try to learn as much and put into practice the things I learned.»

Parents tell me they are putting into practice the things they learned from you, and it is working!

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As a business owner, I find that there are few things more valuable than being compared to what other businesses are doing so that I can learn from and even copy their best practices.

Learn about the things your clients and customers like and value: their food, their customs and protocol, business practices and what they do for fun.

When you get to that level of specifics, you realize there's no reason why these things couldn't be taught, practiced, or learned.»

While this is true and it's always good practice for leaders to teach those working under them, there are things management can learn from their employees, as well.

«The only one thing one can do is to try to be what Munger would call a «continuous learning machine» You try to keep learning to find evidence that shows your accepted practices could be better or different» Mohnish Pabrai

For Lindbeck, reading Scripture in a postliberal mode also means that we must take two things seriously: First, our deeply shared traditions in learning how to read Scripture, acknowledging that they already function with authority in the practices we have learned.

What she missed was a year of learning new social skills — things like how to talk with boys — which her peers were busily practicing.

While I fully support (and practice) questioning as a way to learn about the universe around us, questioning for the sake of questioning can sometimes derail the process and bog us down needlessly when certain things have already been fully established or accepted.

This is why it has the power to heal us of our modern derangements: because, paradoxical as it may seem to modern temperaments, Christian asceticism is the practice of love, what Maximus the Confessor calls learning to see the logos of each thing within the Logos of God, and it eventuates most properly in the grateful reverence of a Bonaventure or the lyrical ecstasy of a Thomas Traherne.

What you have learned and received and heard and seen in me — practice these things, and the God of peace will be with you» Phil 4:8,9 and «You are of your father the devil, and your will is to do your father's desires.

«With practice, we can learn to reflect on how much better things are than they might be, which will in turn make the good things in life feel even better.»

Most of my life I did not practice my Christianity because I watched professed Christian being very cruel, judgemmental etc. instead of doing the correct thing and looking only at Christ to learn the true meaning of Christianity.....

Since then, I've tried a few different resources, learned from people much wiser than I am and generally tried to figure out this hybrid thing I have going on — happy - clappy - Jesus - kid anti-establishment woman that loves contemplative practices and liturgy and the Church.

So... if «Do Not» do any of your 10 things, but I still practice my religion, using my mind, being open to discovery and learning, etc., what then???

I did learn one thing from this experience: In the future, whenever I practice my casting, I am going to make sure that my neighbor is not at home.

So I didn't learn how to practice joy until I learned to practice grief, and I didn't learn how to do either one of those things well until I learned that God can be trusted.

For it is one thing to suggest that the life of learning will always be in some sense dependent upon the exercise of spiritual virtues in however attenuated a form, quite another to imagine that the universities will turn to the practice of those spiritual disciplines, such as prayer, that give such virtues meaning and strength.

Among other things, this platform will help users navigate available data around the world and learn best practices in quantification.

After learning a little more about the family and practices behind The Little Potato Company, I was struck by a few key things that I thought were unique and resonated with me:

I'm just starting out learning and practicing how to cook different things.

It would all the time be stimulating to learn content from different writers and practice a bit one thing from their store.

I guess that makes me semi-expert on the subject, or at least I'm gonna give it a go today since the two of us have learned a thing or two about quality, wear, laundering, and best - practice tips to make cloth diapering work.

Giving them the opportunity to have fun while practicing the things they are learning in school will increase their retention of those things.

Around this time, I heard the idea that boys tend to glom on to one thing and practice it to death, while girls tend to be more flexible about learning multiple things at once.

If you find yourself nagging your child about everything from when to do her homework, to when she should practice playing the piano, she won't learn to do those things on her own.

She is interested in practicing meditation, exploring the role of arts in learning, and trying to see things from her childrens» point of view.

It's not a bad thing — it's great practice for learning how to feed herself.

My student needs lots of practice with learning new things, and I really hope the doll will help us teach him how to go to the bathroom on the toilet.

I learned so much and more importantly had explanation for the things I knew instinctively and saw in my practice but could not quite explain.

But unfortunately, the practice of labeling things as simply good or bad can create more problems than solutions for our young kids, failing to do the very thing we want it to do, namely, to help our kids learn to manage themselves and follow the golden rule.

Yet, even with all this information, I struggled to put into practice the things I had learned.

Around the World is a «follow the trail» book, so toddlers can use their fingers to follow the maps in the book; Things that Go is a great way to practice words, and What Can You Spot: Counting is a lovely little counting book which will help your toddler learn numbers as you shop.

She adds that when you communicate with your child about sharing, «your child and their ideas around their things are honored, while also getting the practice in of learning about the needs of others.»

With a little practice, he can even do the buttons on his clothes and learn to untie things.

He's constantly learning new things (currently he's practicing his wave!)

Pretending lets your 2 - year - old be anyone he wants, practice things he's learned, and make situations turn out the way he wants.

Some two months have passed since the Cambridge Analytica shady Facebook user data practices were first exposed, and we're not done learning new things about this huge privacy mess.

«Context - based learning, problem solving, community - based research, these are now things that are widely acknowledged through the research to be the most effective teaching practices,» Reilly said.

As scientists, clinicians and industry leaders study these fascinating but controversial mind - altering practices, one thing is clear: The idea of applying an electrical current to the scalp to boost learning or treat medical conditions in the comfort of one's own home is gaining traction.

He adds that «in order for an individual to learn new things, they may require a good nights sleep before the maximum benefit of the time they spend practicing is realized.»

Now that meditation is becoming more of a mainstream thing, there is a sea of confusion around many aspects of the practice such as: How best to learn...

I practiced Emotional Freedom Technique to manage my anxiety, read Radical Remission and learned how cancer patients had gone into remission after implementing spiritual practices among other things, including a consistent mindfulness practice.

There are a lot of things to learn and practice when you're new to squatting and you want to get the best results possible, such as choosing the right weight, engaging the posterior chain, reaching proper depth at the bottom of the squat, keeping your back straight and controlling the rotation of the hips.

While none of my yogis have actually practiced, at least some of them have learned a thing or two about vinyasa from playing Grand Theft Auto.

The important thing is that at home, every night, you practice what you've learned.

Learning to trust our intuition, yet not be ruled by our emotions, is something that — like many worthwhile things — takes practice.

If you have an ongoing practice of being honest, the «hurt» will be much less so, because you've learned not to take things so personally.

I learned a lot and gives me many more things to practice in my counseling.