Sentences with phrase «productive than negative»

When a conversation begins with the words «I feel...,» the communication that follows is far more likely to be productive than negative.

Choosing a Career Path Climbing the Ladder Job Search career advice career expert career question career success CAREEREALISMI think it goes without saying positive visualization is more productive than negative visualization.

Not exact matches

But rather than being negative, conflict can produce positive results when done in an orderly and productive manner.

This proves that with Giroud we play with less than 10 man, since his inability to score the chances created by the rest of them is counter productive and have negative impact.

According to Harvard researcher Shawn Archer, the brain at positive is 31 % more productive than at negative, neutral or stressed.

According to Shawn Achor in his book The Happiness Advantage, «The brain at positive is 31 % more productive is than the brain at negative, neutral or stressed.»

And if you are right and all that extra CO2 has no negative effects, and life in the future is wonderful, and life on earth becomes even more diverse and many species are added rather than become extinct, and the the fiat economy is booming based on the Keyensian model, and the long purported idea of a free market as promulgated on MSNBC by Larry Kudlow makes the economy safer and more productive than ever (and we get rid of all those silly regulations regarding safety and pollution that limit the profit potential of corporations), you can eat me (though in the world you imagine, you probably would prefer a nice ribeye).

In some areas and on some land types, trees may be more productive than agricultural crops and may not have as many negative environmental effects.

He described how design, architecture and the industry can create a future that emphasizes the positive rather than avoiding negative impact, proposing we leave behind new wetlands and design buildings that purify water and are more than 100 % more energy productive.

Specifically, we investigate if transfers: 1) induce higher spending on alcohol or tobacco; 2) are fully consumed (rather than invested); 3) create dependency (reduce participation in productive activities); 4) increase fertility; 5) lead to negative community - level economic impacts (including price distortion and inflation), and 6) are fiscally unsustainable.