Sentences with phrase «to be successful over the long term»

If you can't sell yourself, it doesn't matter what logo is on your card, or what mortgage products you have access to, you will not be successful over the long term.

Failing is absolutely necessary to be successful over the long term.

Trading breakouts can be treacherous, but if you follow a few important rules, you can be successful over the long term.

«To be successful over the long term, one needs to be genuinely interested in science, both at the desk and at the bench,» one PI asserts.

Timing the market is unlikely to be successful over the long term, as is trying to predict the effect of inflationary or deflationary pressures.

All buy decisions warrant extra scrutiny of valuation at this point in the market cycle, and the good news is that it only requires the identification of one company at the time you have available capital to be successful over the long term.

To be successful over the long term, games need to understand and segment their players, develop deep relationships, and to understand and meet the needs of multiple player segments — in other words, to excel at liveops.

Every lawyer and law firm needs legal marketing systems in order to be successful over the long term.

Level 3 when they entered the market made no bones about the fact that for them or any other CDN to be successful over the long term, they'd have to have the intellectual property necessary to protect their investment in the CDN market.