Sentences with phrase «real idea person»

'» Refi continued, «Hope is a real idea person, has high expectations for herself... and a keen awareness of the international contemporary art world.

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Some, like getting away from your screen and out into the real world to see people in the flesh, are relatively obvious, but at least one is a clever idea you've probably never considered before.

However, most of my experience has shown that if you can get enough people behind your idea and raise that amount of money, your concept has real potential.

The difference — the real difference — isn't easy to spot, but here it is: all that activity, all those busy people, gallons of coffee, whiteboard hieroglyphics and lines of code were triggered when one person had an idea.

«The idea was that Lenny could be more obnoxious than a real person, and tell people point - blank that they're idiots not to shop around» says Lebda.

«We started with the idea of connecting people around content, and it became something much more meaningful — getting people to connect in real life,» Boukadakis says.

A decorated Harvard economics instructor, a former White House policy adviser, and the author of bestsellers like Market Shock and New Ideas from Dead Economists, Buchholz found himself surrounded by people he deemed to be seeking tawdry material gain at the expense of real quality of life.

Separate from creating products that simply work, startups achieve virality and real success by catering to potential users of the product first through creating an appeal or purpose that people can align and relate to or an idea they believe in and will want to share with everyone in their circle of influence.

«The process of execution includes real customer development, changing your product into what people actually want and tons of other hard work and learning moments that an idea - stealer wouldn't have in his or her arsenal,» points out entrepreneur Brent Goldstein.

They have a small group of friends who share brilliant ideas and may co-invest or make strategic introductions,» Povlitz has witnessed.She says they understand that people and information have as much value as money, and that real wealth involves the right combination and proper use of each.

One person committed to getting known is a powerhouse compared to an entire PR company that has no real commitment to you, your brand or your idea.

When clients see we use every piece of real estate, and it's full of ideas and idea - generation, they know what they're paying for,» he says, adding, «and, they get to see the value of our firm in the front door, which is our people.»

Near as I can tell, Holmes had a brilliant idea and many of her people had real talent.

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This is why Steve Blank often espouses the idea that startup founders need to «leave the building» to see if their product works for real people.

«Like any news business, they're challenged and the big challenge we all face, the real frustration, is the idea that people aren't reading newspapers anymore and I think that's really wrong,» Hinds says.

This story fits in so well, what you said Stalin did, was exactly what Blockstream people did, they all kicked out the real people that supported and promoted the actual original idea and system (in this case Bitcoin system) and then using censorship, propaganda and army of USEFUL IDIOTS to fight their dirty wars, try to take out the original idea, and replace the system with some other shit that will benefit them.

«Cannabis is real and it's here, and a lot of people have no idea what they're doing.

I'm especially fond of business ideas formed by real people, in the trenches, in real jobs, trying to solve real problems that immediately affect them.

Even though many people only use the demo trading account and never actually make a real money deposit, IQ Option has the right idea by letting a greater number of people try out their site before making a commitment.

That's why when people tell me they are looking at camping out in a tent or staying in a trailer / boat, my answer is simply: «My friend, you have no idea what is the real housing problem.

I am glad to say that the levels you marked matched the ones I had on my charts almost exactly which proves a few things — there are no levels but more like zones — each person marks them differently without being necessary wrong, and finally, — your lessons / teaching / articles / ideas work and provide real, useful information.

Some people beleive in bigfoot, does that mean he is real or someone invented the idea of him?

I make fun of the policy shallowness of Romney's convention speech and how he tried to use personal anecdotes to try to get people to like him without giving any real idea of what he would try to do as president.

Perhaps that's the real freedom we should be worried about — not whether or not someone has the right to attempt to sabotage someone else's idea of a great club, but whether I have the right to form my own club that expresses my own ideas with people I choose to invite to associate with me.

Todays Religions are tomorrows Mythologies, During the days of the Greek and Roman empires their Gods were as real to them as our Gods are to us today, Yet today we find their Gods a silly idea Given a few thousand years our ancestors will laugh at the silliness of people following God / Jesus while they follow the deity of their day.

You are, in fact, comparing them both with some Real Morality, admitting that there is such a thing as a real Right, independent of what people think, and that some people's ideas get nearer to that real Right than othReal Morality, admitting that there is such a thing as a real Right, independent of what people think, and that some people's ideas get nearer to that real Right than othreal Right, independent of what people think, and that some people's ideas get nearer to that real Right than othreal Right than others.

There's a lot to unpack in that single quote, but a key idea is that progress — and instituting real, lasting change — only happens because there are people willing not to give up on fighting for it.

Most people of faith have no idea what a real Theological studies encompasses!

I repeat: I hope I am wrong; but I am, all the same, beginning to wonder if the warm support with which even quite unexpected people in our hierarchy (like Bishop Hollis) greeted the establishment of the Ordinariate this time round (you will remember the hostility with which they squashed a similar but less radical basic idea in the Nineties) was really as wholehearted as it seemed at the time: or were they simply saying what they knew the Pope wanted them to say, but without any real belief in the idea itself?

It seems that the idea of an inclusive church where people are loved and valued based only on the fact that they are a unique creation of God is threatening to those who thing they alone hold the real truth.

He reminds us that as Mother of God she was a real person — not just a pious idea — and that we need our relationship with her to grow as she helps us to know her Son.

lol You won't sound as dumb, especially if you happen to be a leader if you tell «your people» that you at least know about the mysterious instead of just being real and admitting you really have no idea how the earth, those twinkling lights in the black sky and the sun all work.

Both describe a kind of isolated individualism that is a human construction that would require constant technological maintenance against the real impulses of nature — a world so unnatural or unerotic that people would even be repulsed by the idea of natural reproduction.

I have dealt with people in real life from atheist telling me my belief is a joke, or the «idea of Christianity» offends them, and then had people try to tell me that God is in fact the evil one.

I have several notebooks full of ideas on things churches could be doing to share Jesus more effectively with the world, to do a better job in making disciples, to help children grow up and «stick» with Christianity, to make the services more meaningful, to help people connect with God, to develop real and genuine friendships within the church, and on and on.

The idea that the real purpose of the Inquisition was to welcome people back into the church properly just escapes everybody.»

It's not a bad idea to help people out who are beginning to shake off religion (the topic of this article)-- that is useful, but we really need to find ways to turn people away from using prayer witchdoctors and offer them real and effective help when they need it.

I'd be surprised if you've never had people retort that they don't accept the idea that Jesus was the Son of God but instead some alternative version of a «Real Jesus».

«There's sometimes this idea that theological institutions can be quite separate from people's real life and practice... I'm hoping to be part of an institution that's going to equip people for the real world, not be some ivory tower,» he says.

Worse, he says nothing about the real problem with creationism, which is the never - ending campaign by creationists to impose their ideas forcibly on other people.

You are using an abstract socially acceptably construct to falsly equivocate the idea that god is as provable as love without understanding that we prove if someone «loves» another person or thing through action whereas god is only provable in the most abstract way possble (if you believe gods real, then god is real).

It's that living under law thing that kills us (the Spirit gives life but the letter kills), trying to live up to standards and rules, principles and guidelines, etc... The church these days has pretty much no idea what grace even is, and if you start talking about God's love, I mean his real love based only on Christ's merit, people call you a heretic.

Conflicting ideas of what a pastor is, then (and I'm not suggesting you are doing this steve, more a generalised observation) various people trying to impose these conflicting ideas on the position known as «the pastor» while simultaneously ignoring that there is a real person who works in the role.

David is using that drawing as a form of communication of his ideas and believes about real people, for «Bible Man» is a depiction of real people.

They somehow confirm the idea that the mysteries we are trying to understand more deeply are played out in the lives of real people, in this case real monks, in a vibrant and thriving community.

I don't see any real understanding of either set of ideas being lived or discussed by the people that espouse either, let alone both.

Ayn Rand had some radical ideas and I believe she explained them best in «We the Living» since her characters in that book seem more like possible real persons.

In the group which is thinking and feeling together about the same common ideas, the emotional response is heightened... music, pageantry, sermon, prayer and response are used to focus the attention of the group upon what is believed to be the Highest Good and the Most Real, manifested in the person of Christ.

However, with respect to the first of those issues, I find fascinating the British idea of «virtual representation,» which meant that so long as Parliament was a mixed deliberative body of persons that represented a variety of interests and opinions, then representation was real and valid even though citizens could not vote for members of Parliament.