Sentences with phrase «stretch money goals»

And if you use up all of your willpower reaching for stretch money goals, you're more likely to burnout, quit, or «cheat» and sabotage your efforts.

Not exact matches

Still using phoenix and pulse and liking them a lot but don't want to throw money away if it would be more worth it to use the forge to stretch at my goal a month or so from now.

«It doesn't make sense to label more schools as failure simply because of an unrealistic federal goal and stretch the money even thinner,» she said.

If more than $ 15,000 is pledged, the money will go to stretch goals involving new covers, thank you pages, and color inserts.

The money is now going toward stretch goals that will help even more authors.

By earning points at no additional cost to you, you are making your money stretch while achieving financial goals.

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I had my doubts that we weren't going to reach the later stretch goals but the money just kept piling up.

«So we can scope this based on the stretch goals so we can add more and more side missions based on the game based on the pledges, so it's both an interesting way of telling a story and it allows scaling based on the amount of money that we can get,» he continued.

«So we can scope this based on the stretch goals so we can add more and more side missions based on the game based on the pledges, so it's both an interesting way of telling a story and it allows scaling based on the amount of money that we can get,»

Rather than do stretch goals, set reasonable goals in the first place and if you get more money than you expected, just consider it a cushion in case your expenses turn out to be more than you expected.

The extra money raised will be used to enhance the development of the game and introduce stretch goals that will be implemented into the finished game.

The extra money allowed them to meet a stretch goal, where they added Linux support for the game.

You can collect these tickets by leveling up, by completing timed and stretch goals, and by spending real money to purchase tickets.

Personally I find most stretch goals to be tedious attempts to grab more money.

If you can make a complete game for the money requested, then what is the point of the stretch goal content?

The additional funding continues to expand the scope of the game and make what we're doing possible... but it's becoming more and more difficult to quantify that with more stretch goals (and to explain that to the rest of the world, which likes to focus only on how much money we've made.)

I would like to see self - imposed funding ceilings being introduced because too much money is probably a bad thing: donors expect that money to translate into something tangible with the sinister necessity for stretch goals.

Reaching this stretch goal would help us get it on PS3, along with the money management gameplay from the previous stretch goal.

And the team hopes more money will pour in: Klein was able to confirm exclusively to Gigaom that the fundraiser will have new stretch goals:

(I feel compelled to mention that I think I had an out - of - body experience being able to actually spend money at PotteryBarn.com for once - thank you Heather and CBN) My goal is to stretch the budget as wisely as possible so that Heather and her husband are surrounded by a room that will inspire them to seize every one of their days.