Sentences with phrase «thoughts is in»

It's easy for me, at least, to think this is all in my head.

«It's all very long - term focused, and we think we're in super early days right now.

If you think you're in full control of your mind, think again.

«I do think we're in a moment where we're starting to see more gender balance both on screen and off screen in our industry, and it's exciting, and I'm proud to be a part of it,» Taylor said.

«I think we're in great shape having Gen. Kelly sitting next to the president throughout this process.»

«I think we are in a very fortunate period, we had a period of job disruption for technology but we are finally in the period where actually the net job changes are positive,» Thiam said.

I think I'm in pretty good shape.»

«I knew he was unhappy with my leaving, but I thought we were in total agreement [on my coming back].»

Even if you think you're in tune with the daily trials and tribulations of your staff, you should solicit broader participation in the crafting of the code.

«At this point I don't know who they think I am in the thread, who they think they've been texting, but I don't want that guy to look bad,» said Chalifoux.

What works in a widget factory isn't the same as what works in a startup where creativity and deep thinking are in demand.

We do think we're in a reflationary period.

This is not so applicable to family companies, because the way these businesses think is in terms of prolonging a business to span generations.

We feel it when we think we're in the presence of or doing something that might cause us pain or injury — physically, financially, etc..

«I do think we are in an era where people come to expect, or become comfortable with, hosts of late - night shows having a strong point of view,» says Meyers, former anchor of Saturday Night Live's «Weekend Update.»

And I do think we are in a more mature phase for both the market and the economy.

I like to think I'm in pretty good shape... but I'm glad Jamey didn't give me a «more» week, because a «typical» week was more than plenty.

Most people seem to think we're in a full recovery, gas prices are down, and more Americans travelled this Memorial Day weekend than have travelled in the past few years.

If you don't think you're in line to win a Nobel, the study authors say the concept still holds for other great achievements — people tend to do their most outstanding work in middle age.

When Zenger interviewed 700 Silicon Valley engineers about their performance relative to their peers, he found that nearly 40 % thought they were in the top 5 % of their company, while 92 % believed they were in the top quarter.

He nicknamed this scenario «Jedi Psychology Marketing» and explains it perfectly in his book: «If there's something you really want, and you think it's in rapidly diminishing supply, you'll do anything to get it RIGHT NOW!»

I think I'm in a minority, but I feel differently about golf.

RC: People always complain about valuations, and they always think they are in this unique time.

It is such an integral part of so many people's social lives and patterns of communication, and it has so few real competitors, that I think it is in some ways more like a public utility than like a private company.

Once you think you're in the right place, it's time to put your plan into action.

You may think you are in control of your work, but overbearing board members could be thwarting your ability to challenge yourself in the way that you want.

We had worked hard on the paper and we all thought it was in good shape.

I think I was in... 11 or 12 surgeries by the time it was all done.»

Meanwhile, homeowners, let us know what you get in the mail and whether you think you're in the right category.

She thought she was in trouble because she didn't have enough sales, but insufficient sales weren't the problem.

The only time he's ever had second thoughts was in 2008, when everything collapsed.

«I think they're in the SEC crosshairs.»

«In spite of what looks pretty secure in the economy in the statistics, I think it's in shambles.

You may think you're in control and everything happens for a reason, but more often than not, things that matter are influenced by others.

The business you thought you were in five years ago is almost never the business you're in now.

So I think we're in a good place.»

It can also be a bit scary to think we're in uncharted waters.

«I think we're in hot water here and this is a major set back for the whole policy with respect to Latin America that this government has been pursuing.»

In an interview, he's asked if he thinks he's in a race against a financial crisis.

Archard doesn't think we're in a bull run, but he does say that at this point the market is «a pretty fast cow.»

«I don't think it's interesting whether I think we're in a race against a financial crisis.

At first viewing (second, third and fourth too)... the «Dream Girl» clip might seem like a great plug, but the burger bosses are worried customers will think they're in bed with Ratchford — which they say doesn't mesh with the company's image.

Too often, these conversations don't happen until they become late - night, closed - door discussions and the employee is thinking he's in trouble.

«I think you're in a range bound and choppy market, as you get closer to the election and earnings season,» he said.

One would be forgiven for thinking they were in town to support a Prime Minister who is notoriously tough on crime.

Again and again her tenacious reporting has been the bitter pill many refused to swallow that showed the difference between the world we think we're in, and the one we really inhabit.

In one perverse way, you could say they are undermining their core business, but, you know, like they always say, the railroads went away because they thought they were in the train business, not the transportation business.

And while the Clinton team thought it was in the lead, based on demographic projections, Bloomberg journalist Sasha Issenberg was surprised to note on a visit to San Antonio — where Trump's digital campaign was based — that a «second headquarters» was being created.

The bitter pill many refuse to swallow shows the difference between the world we think we're in, and the one we really inhabit.

This I think is in agreement with what Kevin said in his blog I think, that we are more creative when the brain is not at it's peak.