Sentences with phrase «pretty much advice»

Though, now that I re-read this, it's pretty much advice on how not to be a jerk.

Not exact matches

According to two experts I stumbled across recently, the key is pretty much the exact opposite of what you imagine (but you'll probably like it way more than advice to get up at 4:00 a.m. or take an ice - cold shower in the morning).

And that advice is pretty much always incredibly conflicting — whether you're a new mom or a new CEO.

In fact, anyone that has a career, which is pretty much everyone, usually considers themselves worthy of dolling out advice.

I pretty much follow the great advice from Michael Pollan.

She also only ate organic meat, drank organic wine and beer and pretty much followed Melissa's advice in The End of Acne to the letter.

It appears that Alexis Sanchez is pretty much doing whatever the hell he likes at the moment, as after he insisted on coming out for Arsenal in the second half at West Brom against the wishes od Arsene Wenger and the advice of the Arsenal medical team, he has now taken his injured ankle off around the world to play for Chile in what will be a fiercely contested World Cup qualifier against Argentina.

And when I interviewed Elizabeth Gilbert when Committed: A Skeptic Makes Peace with Marriage, her follow up book to her best - selling Eat, Pray, Love, came out, she pretty much admitted that she, too, wouldn't have followed her book's sage advice when she was in her 20s: «I would have read it with such contempt... it wouldn't have done me any good.

Although generally, that is my advice about pretty much everything else in life.

To all the expecting and new moms out there who are planning to nurse (or are already nursing) their babies; arm yourselves with knowledge, some mantras for breastfeeding moms, your best eye roll, and be ready to ignore pretty much everyone who comes up to you with unsolicited breastfeeding advice.

Thanks to the advice from the midwife and my determination, we are now achieving a proper latch at pretty much every feed.

Our role as parents of adults is to find the balance between too much and too little of pretty much everything: advice, help, assistance, involvement, etc..

That was pretty much the only thing I used besides advice from friends and prayer.

But that was pretty much the extent of her advice.

Two of them are now adults, and she's pretty much been through it all, so she has plenty of great parenting advice to share.

The standard «just tug on his chin or press on the area near his lip» advice to bring the lips out is pretty much useless in his case.

I also found that the moment the intervention people got involved, they wanted to do some pretty horrible things to my child, and that much of their advice was counterintuitive.

«I can pretty much know that I can get advice or expertise, or even a new collaborator, in just about any new direction my research might move in,» she says.

But ask any given self - help guru about whether you should care what other people think and you're pretty much guaranteed to get heated advice about how to stop giving two somethings or a flying something else.

And if you're a woman who's guilty of one or more of them and whose gains have pretty much sucked so far, why not give these advices a try?

Combine that heightened body awareness with some questionable «health» advice from adult influencers in my life and you've pretty much got the recipe for a lifelong battle with body image.

They might have changed «refined» to «whole - grain», and they might say it's okay to eat an avocado or two, but the advice is pretty much the same.

All the other dietary advice is pretty much what I recommend to all my readers, regular meals throughout the day that contain a high source of organic protein, healthy fats, a small amount of unrefined carbs (sweet potato, brown rice, quinoa, buckwheat, oats), plenty of fresh fruit and veg and little - zero added sugar.

seriously — eating a fuck ton of calories and RESTING is the sanest, simplest advice anyone could possibly give, and yet it's the least likely advice you'll see pretty much anywhere on the internet.

Eating more fruit is pretty much standard advice that your family doctor will dish out, and it's a great way to improve your acne too.

Advice: No matter how much you love pretty neutral furniture, DO NOT BUY THEM WITH CHILDREN!

The same advice I wish my 43 - year - old - self would give me sometimes: to not worry so much, that everything is going to turn out pretty darn well, and to enjoy the journey as much as possible!

Though much of what you'll find among internet advice on internet dating is bad, some of it is pretty spot - on and helpful.

We are going to gear this advice toward men seeking women, simply because one gender is pretty much visual and the other not so much.

In this awesome dating magazine, he includes advice on choosing the best dating agencies, gay dating, dating apps, how to ensure you have good relationships and how to create a great online dating profile so pretty much everything you need to kickstart your dating strategy for 2018.

Balls is level headed and wise, and Floyd relies on his advice for pretty much everything.

And I guess another problem was that, when you look at some of the texts that were being used in these courses, some of the advice was that pretty much, «look here are all these theoretical approaches» — it was almost like a smorgasbord on offer and it was up to you to decide what you would pick and choose from.

Taking advice, I've gotten into the habit of leaving the gear change til later - usually 2.5 to 3k, and the problem has pretty much disappeared.

This is by far my favorite book on the craft of writing because the thesis is pretty much foolproof («simplify, simplify, simplify»); the examples are amusing; and the advice successfully guided me through all of my college papers.

Pretty much the «Wealthy Wife Boutique» of writing advice.

But they wouldn't hire you unless they had pretty much made up their minds to act on your advice.

During volatile periods like we have right now, the standard advice I've pretty much followed as a long - term investor boils down to the following points:

Anyone following this advice in 1995 was pretty much wiped out by spring of 2000.

Your dignity stays pretty much intact; you keep your roof over your head buying time to relocate while your house is on the market, your time in credit purgatory is limited to about two years, less than half of what it will be if you follow short sighted advice to «just walk away.»

Analyst advice are pretty much useless.

The investing advice I've offered along the way still (pretty much) makes sense to me — in fact, there's little I'd change at this point, let alone go back on.

Sometimes I think the best thing I can do is to try pass on some simple decent advice / education about stocks to friends, family, colleagues, pretty much anybody to help them out.

Thinking monthly is sound advice, and while they differ slightly on percentages, pretty much everyone agrees.

Immediately after that, investors en masse pretty much gave up on trading stocks via «advice and hot tips» from tards like Jim Cramer, after they got wiped out.

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We've all heard the advice that as dog owners, we should be the alpha dog or pack leader in our house or else our dogs will assume the role, take over, and pretty much make our lives miserable.

Thirteen years ago today, against the advice of pretty much every animal welfare professional we consulted with, Young at Heart began providing second chances to senior cats and dogs that found themselves homeless.

It's pretty much the most valuable piece of travel advice someone has ever given me.

But if there's one advice I was to give to any surf traveller thinking about going on a surfing holiday — whether that's a surf trip to South Africa, Australia, southern France, the Arctic or pretty much anywhere else in the world — I'd say, take up the local attitude and just do it!

Navigating the massive maze of nutrition advice that has descended upon us over the last few decades feels pretty much like a fool's errand.