Sentences with phrase «remembering conversation points»

Some lawyers who document advice and instructions use checklists to assist them in remembering conversation points.

Not exact matches

To this day, I remember these feedback conversations as turning points in my career — where I took the feedback, put it to work and started seeing the results.

What's the point of trying to talk to a new client if the conversation is so boring they won't remember it anyway?

But remember, we're not in stressful conversations to score points or to create enemies.

As the conversation turns to the state of our nation's political discourse, let's remember that as followers of Jesus, we should make this a time of reflection and repentance rather than finger - pointing, for Christ's definition of violent rhetoric holds us to the highest possible standards:

GB says he can not recall any specific conversations but remembers one with Nick Clegg at one point.

I remember saying to Steve last Christmas time that at 100 % of the holiday parties we attended, at some point the topic of bowel movements would creep into the conversation.

So just relax, go armed with a few fun or interesting stories about yourself and remember that you can use your environment and where the date takes place as a source of conversation points too!

Malcolm Gladwell, the author of The Tipping Point, suggests that our public schools would benefit from a spirit of innovation rather than one of regimentation.Those of us who have been hanging around public education for more than, say, 15 years may remember a time when words like creativity and imagination were an important part of our conversations about curriculum design, teaching, learning, and lesson planning.

Our conversations were usually about music (not always) and which songs from that point in time would be remembered by future generations as classics.

Several years ago I had a conversation with Kevin Trenberth, where — as I remember — he pointed out to me that, on average, 30 Watt / m2 short wave absorption in the atmosphere can not be accounted for by calculations based on HITRAN molecular data.

I have no idea if my method reaps any of the social capital associated with remembering names, but my method does have one advantage — if I had simply remembered the name, we wouldn't have a starting point for our new conversation.

He snagged the Golden Globe, the SAG award, he's the choice of film critics associations around the world; DiCaprio has so dominated the conversation in this category that it's been difficult to remember who the other nominees even are at this point (hint: it's Bryan Cranston and some other guys).

Next time the situation presents itself, calmly sit him down, look him in the eye, and sincerely say something to the effect of: «This (whatever this is) is REALLY important to me and it would mean a lot to me if you remember this conversation because it may come in handy at some point down the road.»

Remember: books are simply a starting point for further conversation.

Since I'm now officially, apologetically fat, I've decided to be officially, unapologetically shallow: yes, I compare my diet to famine; I like movies more than films; my favourite leisure activity is shopping; I enjoy gossip more than conversation; politics bores me; it wasn't a joke, I really didn't notice the GFC; I'd rather lose 10 kg than gain 10 IQ points... I could go on like this for hours, but I've remembered Alanis Morissette's «Isn't It Ironic?»

A layer of light concrete down the centre would certainly make a conversation point (but remember it would be permanent and not just for the par - tay!).