Sentences with phrase «something of a reality check»

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Think of it as another market reality check; if you can manage to get more than a form letter from this group, you may actually be onto something.

Go check out some speeches or writings of New Age (in reality, old age / Luciferian) Barbara Marx Hubbard -LRB-»84 Dem VP nom) and know she was simply regurgitating something that predated her.

Thanks for the reality check... «One of the best manager in the world» Only an Arsenal podcast or blog will «try» to direct something so ridiculous.

Actually hun I was told to breastfeed my child who is 3 because her immune system is really weak and FYI cookies don't work for boo boos how about u get a reality check and look at all the data that supports it so instead of making yourself look ignorant to something you may not understand do your research so you may be more informed before you make reality check comments

In the big picture, the reality is that every change Facebook makes is based on the data they are seeing about what kinds of content people across Facebook are engaging with in an attempt to make the news feed something people want to check frequently, instead of avoiding or skipping when they log in.

But the rest of you need a reality check if you don't have enough time to sleep something is wrong with your priorities.

Then again, they're so eager to make something of themselves that the movie's rather basic trajectory is a nice metaphor for the reality check they both inevitably experience.

Bolles and Christen hold readers» interest with quick tip and reality check boxes, profiles of successful 20 - somethings, and websites to seek out further information.

But there is hope, compliments of Jane Friedman, the WD article's author (I prefer to call it a reality check): «If your immediate thought upon reading this blog post headline was something like: I couldn't stop trying even if someone told me to give up, then you're much closer to publication than someone who is easily discouraged.

OK, my RRSP Reality check shows that by saving 150 $ / bi-wk i'll get close to 1million @ 65 yrs old and then be able to withdraw something around 37 000 $ / yr'til i'm 90 yrs old... and thats it if i don't want to jump MTR.What if i get to save all that money in TFSA and still get the 37 000 $ / yr and when i want to do something very special (or most likely out of my control like sickness) the money is there and i can just call my financial advisor and ask please withdrawal this much $ $ $, without thinking of taxe consequences.

If you're wanting something a little off - the - beaten path, you may want to check my Out - of - the - Box Mother's Day ideas or my thoughts on what life would be like if Pinterest projects became reality.