Sentences with phrase «to call something a career»

This is just one reason I've long recommended doing «lifestyle planning» — including creating strong social support networks — before calling it a career.

I don't know if I'd call them career achievements, but there have been memorable projects.

If, for example, you figure you need to save enough for only 20 years of retirement and you end up living 30 years after calling it a career (which is likely for a great many people), you'll probably enter retirement with a smaller savings stash than you'll need.

Coaches call themselves career marketing experts, advice articles tell you to beef up on your career marketing documents and over and over you will hear that if you are not effective at career marketing, well, -LSB-...].

I've come to realize that now... It's not what I want to have happen, and it's not what I'm planning on having happen,» Woods said of calling it a career.

Coaches call themselves career marketing experts, advice articles tell you to beef up on your career marketing documents and over and over you will hear that if you are not effective at career marketing, well, your career can go south.

When no strong opportunities for next season presented itself, Patrick decided to call it a career at Indy Indy as a toddler.

As humans live longer, and as physically taxing labour — the kind that wears out knees and backs — comprises less and less of the economy in the developed world (note that millennials entering today's workforce will spend, on average, three times as many years working as their equivalent would have 100 years ago), people are growing less and less keen to call it a career as soon as they hit pension age.

As each coach prepares to dive into another postseason with dreams of playing through the month of March, neither has any plans to call it a career yet.

The Michigan native calls it a career with an Olympic bronze medal and wins over the likes of Oscar De La Hoya, Miguel Cotto and Juan Manuel Marquez to go

Earlier today, Romney appeared on MSNBC's Morning Joe, where he continued to hammer away at Newt Gingrich, calling him a career politician and suggesting that he would be a better candidate against President Obama because he spent much of his professional life in the private sector.

Assemblyman Herman «Denny» Farrell is calling it a career in the Legislature, stepping down after more than 40 years in Albany next month.

You've got to develop a strategy that gives you reasonable protection from short - term setbacks in the financial markets but also offers a shot at investment gains generous enough to grow your nest egg if retirement is still a ways off, or assure your savings will be able to support you the rest of your life, if you've already called it a career.

You could call it career despair.

But new research shows that for anyone who's retired or about to call it a career there may be a downside to the market's big run - up: namely, today's inflated stock values are expected to lead to far more modest investment gains in the years ahead, which could means retirees will have to withdraw less from their nest egg if they want to avoid outliving their savings.

Call them career objectives or simply resume objectives, they serve the same purpose — and that is to help prospective employers understand if your career goals are in sync with the company's mission.

In part 1, I cautioned against paying attention to everyone who calls themselves a career coach.

In the United States, the designation, «career counselor» is not legally protected; that is, anyone can call themselves a career counselor.

Neither Abrams nor Gorbach intends to call it a career anytime soon.

Kenseth has zero set plans, while Patrick said she will run the season - opening Daytona 500 and the Indianapolis 500 in May before calling it a career.

So how can you avoid having to ratchet down your lifestyle after calling it a career?

All of which is to say that rather than applying 70 % or any other percentage to either your current lower or previous higher income, you're better off doing an actual retirement budget once you're within shouting distance of calling it a career.

Natassia: Well, I wouldn't call it career, but I think one of the coolest moments has been when I noticed that other fashion bloggers started leaving lovely comments on my blog posts.

We call it career insurance.

The Huskies are currently ineligible to compete in the 2013 NCAA Tournament because of low APR marks, rumors are everywhere that Jim Calhoun may call it a career, Lamb and Drummond appear locks to head to the NBA, and a handful of other players may either follow suit or transfer.

The Celtics waived the veteran guard on Thursday, and according to his representatives he's going to call it a career:

Speaking of Mosley, if he does decide to call it a career after taking a beating at the hands of Canelo Alvarez, he'll be a guy deserving of the deepest respect boxing fans can give.

With this sharp decline in play, is it time for Palmer to call it a career?

There's also the possibility he'll decide to call it a career.

Now in his 18th season — and probably not his last — Brady still has time to track down more records before he calls it a career.

The man who has led the redevelopment of Buffalo's waterfront is calling it a career.

However, the handling of this scandal from beginning to end by Sheldon Silver shows it is time for him to call it a career and step aside as Speaker of the Assembly.

Rodney Frelinghuysen, 71, a veteran GOP lawmaker from New Jersey, said he will not run for re-election — the 33rd Republican member of Congress to call it a career before the 2018 mid-term elections.

NewsChannel 13 Today anchor Phil Bayly has decided to call it a career, and is planning to retire in December.

Undervalued as a subverter of the A-list, Cronenberg uses Pattinson's own blankness (let's call it a career performance) as the visage of an unpersuasive godhead, surrounded by computer screens that don't comfort him.

After winning the Sports Car Club of America Manufacturer's Cup back in 2007, Cadillac seemed to have called it a career (most likely a decision made due to a famine of funding).

But the prospect of a major slump in stock prices can be especially upsetting for people who have recently retired or are close to calling it a career.

Calling it a career is a major life event, and a bittersweet one, at that, considering how much you've invested in your working years.

Given such a wide range — from a low of a $ 1.2 million nest egg assuming a 5 % withdrawal rate to a high of $ 2 million if you figure on a 3 % rate — how can you set a reasonable target for the size nest egg you should build and then decide how much you should withdraw from it after calling it a career?

There are just too many variables that affect how much you need to save, including how much you already have in savings; the retirement lifestyle you envision; how much of your pre-retirement income you'll need to replace once you retire; the age at which you call it a career; how you invest your savings prior to and during retirement; and how long you expect to live.

You probably need a lot more than you think in order to enjoy a decent retirement, mainly because healthcare costs are on the rise and programs like Social Security and Medicare might not be there for you when it comes time to call it a career.

Clearly, the more years you have until you call it a career, the greater your opportunity to rack up extra bucks by saving more.

But if you really want to know whether or not you're on track to call it a career, you don't want a glib talker or sales type.

Think it's about time to call it a career?

Begin planning before you call it a career.

Whether you call it a career break, gap year or a sabatical, Eat, Pray, Love has certainly created a lot of buzz around the idea of taking extended time off to travel the world.

Anything less may not be enough of an egg to nest in once you've called it a career.

But never stop doing something outside of your day job - I call it career insurance.