Sentences with phrase «someone ventures out»

Plus, and even more substantial than the money, putting my ReKixx venture out to the crowd - funding community was about proving product viability with real consumer interest.

Last March, for example, New York Times columnist David Brooks wrote that he had been blindsided by Trump's primary victory largely because he — like many in his profession — did not venture out beyond their own bubbles.

The popularity of the «Xoogler» network has popped in recent years, marking an interesting symbiosis between Alphabet, which has increasingly tried to keep its entrepreneurial talent on board, and ex-employees who feel pulled to venture out on their own while still relying on its extensive network.

Only the hardiest entrepreneurs venture out in that kind of weather.

Big or small, empire or not, I think we should acknowledge anyone who is brave enough to venture out and into the wide and challenging entrepreneurial world for doing something pretty darn cool.

«One of the things Cirque continues to do is venture out to different formats and arenas where we can do shows.

That includes medication: Vets To Go doctors have long taken 20 common pet drugs to all house calls, but not an entire pharmacopoeia, meaning customers had to venture out to fill many prescriptions.

For many, there isn't much need to venture out into the wild untamed frontier that is the larger Internet.

But if you must venture out, avoid phrases like «We're having an OK year.»

So they are willing to venture out and do things because they know they have the ability to get home.»

Around 200,000 years later, a small group from our own ancestral line ventured out of Africa and bred with Neanderthals.

John Lee Dumas's guests all have something new and interesting to share, and provide a blissful glimpse into what life is like for those who have been able to venture out into the harsh world of the entrepreneur and come through the other side - far from unscathed, as you'll hear, but certainly wiser for the experience.

Crucially for AB InBev, a deal would allow it to venture out more into the African and Australian markets where its might has yet to be felt in the way it is in Europe, North Africa and Asia.

Briefcase ventured out to discover what's special about Jervoise Bay — seven weeks out from facing the bulldozers.

In general, «they seem to encounter «glass walls» that keep them from venturing out of big companies or structured academic settings to launch their own firms at the same rate men do,» says Lesa Mitchell, a vice president with the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundationdevoted to entrepreneurship.

If you're looking to do some holiday shopping take a look at these Bitcoin supporters prior to venturing out to the world of big box stores.

If they don't have many guests, animals or venture out much, they probably don't need as much liability protection.

So Escondido is really a reflection of one's need to escape, to venture out, to seek the ocean.

Every day, thousands of aspiring entrepreneurs, like you, dream of leaving their Monday through Friday office jobs to venture out on their own.

Whatever your situation, the reason you are venturing out on your own is far more compelling to potential investors than just about anything else about your startup idea.

However, like any other honest venture out there, we require a great deal of help.

When it comes to venturing out and starting a business as against keeping a 9 to 5 paid employment, an avalanche of people get scared of taking that giant step of faith that might land them into their fame and fortune.

It's time for us, as investors, to make sure we venture out of our home - country comfort zones so we can enjoy the benefits of international stocks — namely, potentially lower risk and the potential for higher growth.

We have ventured out a little further on the corporate side on some issues, where we believed that wider - than - deserved credit spreads could insulate us from rising rates.

Jen @ PF Carny writes Steps to Determine If You Are Ready to Open Your Own Business — If you are working for «the man» at a 9 to 5 job, you may dream of nothing more than venturing out on your own and being your own boss.

Still, when it finally comes time for the last grown child to venture out on its own, it» s an important milestone for all.

In fact, if you take corporate venture out of that mix, like the Intels and Ciscos, it drops down to about 3 percent.

The fact of the matter is simple: The idea of adulthood is a dangerous one for young adults venturing out into «the real world,» whatever that may be.

Yet she ventured out to Jesus, perhaps because she had heard that he welcomed women.

Cause and effect... natural consequences... civil law... nurturing care of humankind (yeah, animals too) and of the Earth and its resources (and of the universe as we venture out there).

Poor people are people who do not venture out from their comfort zone, do not seek knowledge, do not dare to take risks and have poor business contacts.

We should continue to evolve — hopefully, evolving both biologically and technologically to a point where we can leave our tiny planet and venture out into the greater universe — there evolving in myriad ways to survive and flourish.

In this moment, they venture out from behind the screens of privacy and solitude, out of the fragmentation that characterizes their lives.

When I finally ventured out on my own, I felt at peace finally.

I'm unable to venture out to these locations because for one I'm disabled and two I just can't afford to.

Don't mean to sound desperate, but this has been a lonely walk and perhaps it's time for me to venture out.

But the times in my life when i was impacted, I was venturing out for myself and I found the voice of God..

I believe it is the same for those venturing out spiritually, religiously, theologically, or philosophically.

Those who venture out on their own and completely cut themselves off to disappear into the wasteland forever have only benefited no one.

However, it is clear from the missionary reports that except occasionally, they did not venture out of traditional territorial confines.

We waited long after the ending to venture out.

There are religionists today who think they already possess a sure sign from God, in an authoritative church or an infallible Bible, and they are unwilling to surrender this security and venture out in faith.

Who hasn't prayed over a child, that his pain in venturing out into the world would not be too great, only to have him wandering into trouble with cars, drugs or irresponsible relationships?

I was determined to venture out, initiate my own quest, and find my own path, and I never returned.

If this is so, then it is true enough that no one exists who can help him — in case he actually should venture out — and that which a clever ingenious imagination invents in order to be able to forget the troublesome background of evasion above the terrifying foreground, actually comes to pass.

As our team ventured out of Seiyun, Yemen, on our way to Tarim, I found myself pulling out my newly purchased niqab, and looking for help from my bewildered male teammates as to the proper way to adorn this thin and delicate piece of cloth.

I believe the reason we do not believe in God is because we have not ventured out across the sea in our Pintas, our Ninas, our Santa Marias — we have not even considered anything other than our own world views.

If believers start seeing this aspect about God then you will see many more walk away from what we know as «church» and venture out in the flow and ebb of the Uncontrollable God.

I have no «Word Perfect» program from which to enact my want for gathering my thoughts c u m u l a t i v e l y. I am a real homeboy and venture out very little.

And although «the Popes have been old men», says Newman, they «have never been slow to venture out upon a new line, when it was necessary.