Sentences with phrase «take on too»

I could start slow and build it on a timeline that really made sense for me, and not take on too much.

Organizational charts and reporting structures can take on too much importance, but they do have value.

Unfortunately, they often agree to take on too much work.

«We tend not to take on too many big installation works nowadays,» says James Sevier, director specialist in contemporary art at Sotheby's.

Though Elderfield currently serves as a consultant to the online art search engine Art.sy and advises one very lucky couple on their art collection (he won't say who), he doesn't plan to take on too much additional work.

So designers have to take chances, but you can't take on too much risk in your project.

Defensively — you'll enter into AR when you take on too much damage, granting you a moment to kill your main threat, or evade into cover to recharge and continue the fight.

Burn out is very common, especially if they consistently take on too many runs each weekend.

It's easy to take on too much risk when you think about the potential returns you can make.

Thanks to seeing firsthand what can happen when someone tries to take on too much for too long, I've learned to ask for help when I need it.

At present, student borrowers tend to be immature in terms of loans so they take on too much debt than they can afford.

No wonder I haven't bought a new pair of jeans in 4 years — I've been too busy shoveling cash into index ETFs and building up a downpayment fund so I don't have to take on too much mortgage debt.

In other words, don't take on too much of a home loan, just because the lender is willing to give you one.

If the investor was someone who wanted to grow her money but not take on too much risk, this strategy did fantastically well over the long run.

Using a target - date fund in conjunction with other investments changes your asset allocation and means you're likely to take on too much or too little risk to meet your retirement savings goals.

If you take on too much risk for your appetite, you might sell at the wrong time or make rash decisions.

A case in point: Those who take on too much debt, can't get it paid off by retirement — and end up servicing huge mortgages and other loans long after their paychecks have come to an end.

Students who take on too much debt may be forced to turn to extended repayment or income - driven repayment plans to make the monthly payments manageable, Kantrowitz said.

For starters, they may take on too much risk, or not enough.

And you don't need to take on too much either.

You only make temporary stock markets losses permanent when you buy stocks in accounts you need to withdraw from in the short - term; or if you take on too much risk for your comfort level and panic and sell when stocks are down; or put money into speculative investments that you should be prepared to lose money on in the first place.

It's important to strike the right balance — make sure you don't try to take on too much.

You should have a realistic understanding of your ability and willingness to stomach large swings in the value of your investments; if you take on too much risk, you might panic and sell at the wrong time.

Becoming overly obsessed with trading can cause a loss of perspective where losing trades take on too much meaning and drawdowns can affect how a trader feels about their own self worth.

Don't take on too much debt in the first place: If you haven't started college yet or have kids that plan to go to college, it is smart to start planning now.

Trying to take on too much at once will only set you up for failure.

Keep in mind that if you take on too much debt, your credit card will suffer.

I think this is the most important investing philosophy that they espouse: «Never Take on Too Much Risk, or Accept Too Little» but it is totally ambiguous!

Still others made comparisons about how this new loan will re-create the conditions of the U.S. subprime crisis — creating a situation where over-leveraged buyers take on too much housing debt.

If you are risk - averse, your asset allocation weightings should change as various assets take on too much risk.

Pape explains this is because most beginner investors tend to take on too much risk and sometimes suffer losses that could have been avoided if that stuck with fixed income investments.

Even otherwise prudent investors can unknowingly take on too much risk by making big tactical moves based on current market conditions.

But as millennials, with long investing time horizons before retirement, it is a failure to take on too little risk!

It looks to lenders like you are trying to take on too much debt.

They say I take on too much risk,» says Bakker.

With bad credit, getting a personal loan can prove to be quite difficult because banks don't want to take on too much risk when lending to someone who has a bad history with borrowing.

Unfortunately, many investors lose sight of this basic fact, become overconfident, take on too much risk — and then pay dearly when the market inevitably takes a dive.

I've been known to take on too much in the past and while I always manage to get it all done, it never fails to exact a toll on my mental and physical health.

It can be a frustrating experience getting a cover designed because the best designers are in demand and often take on too much work, so they're rushed and don't give you what you want on time.

The problem comes when heads are expected to take on too much admin (academy heads are also financial officers, for example) or when non-teaching staff become elevated to «leaders».

The worst outcome would be having teachers put into a position where they take on too great a responsibility without the appropriate training.

She also describes the victim, and alerts readers how to recognize if that's a role they take on too readily.

The trick to authentic assessment is not to take on too much at one time.

It's a simple fact that you can never be productive if you take on too many commitments — you simply spread yourself too thin and will not be able to B.

When I take on too much, I become miserable, and both my work and relationships suffer.

I don't like disappointing people and sometimes take on too much to the detriment of myself.

I don't know about you, but I take on too many projects during the holidays.

I like this new take on them too, seems like the perfect snack!

The hardest thing I would say is learning to delegate, In my professional life I tend to take on too much as well.

I always tend to take on too much or place too much pressure on myself so letting go of the «should» is definitely something that I need to work on.