Sentences with phrase «to fail at something»

Just remember to keep it casual, cool and be respectful and you'll certainly reduce the risks of failing at it.

It is impossible to live without failing at something, unless you live so cautiously that you might as well have not lived at all, in which case you have failed by default.

I see people fail at it all the time.

Try this instead: As I mentioned to this young student, you must understand that failing at something doesn't mean you're a failure.

In contrast, if your team fails at something, come together to redirect your efforts or turn it into something positive.

But failing is unavoidable in life; everyone fails at something.

Have you ever failed at something, and if so, why did you fail and what did you learn from the experience?

They need to know that it's okay to fail at something even if they tried hard.

And it is just a reality that the majority of people who go into internet marketing fail at it.

Not only did I fail, but I spent a considerable amount of money failing at something that was supposed to be free.

I knew I needed to be keto, but I just kept failing at it.

Do you still say nice and encouraging things when you've actually full - on failed at something you were trying to do?

But authors promoting themselves tend to fail at it more dramatically.

Another thing to consider — perhaps your teenager failed at something that is really not that important to them.

Women do this naturally, men have to force themselves and consequently fail at it.

I am the type of person that needs to fail at something before I learn.

But so, so many people fail at it.

Building up a huge back is not the simplest of the tasks, and without a precise plan your chances of failing at it are enormous.

I can accept failure, everyone fails at something.

I might fail at it sometimes, but that is all part of the journey as well...

Those who fail at it fail big.

Instead fail at something outside of work.

Flipkart and Jabong win top positions at satisfying its customers while Indiplaza and cleartrip are certainly failing at it.

I didn't fail at them.

That kind of advice isn't any Robinson Crusoe moment nor is it knowledge unique to a specialist, we've all heard it before and failed at it time and again.

Eighty percent of them will probably fail at it, but they'll learn a ton, and they'll either be much better when they go back into a corporate job or they'll start a second company and they'll succeed.

Any time a mom fails at something and then sees another mom succeeding, the successful mom is obviously trying to subconsciously make the other mom feel guilty.

So, a few weeks into my daughter's life, I officially became an attachment parent and I have been failing at it miserably ever since.

At times, a lot of women fail at it due to the lack of knowledge and persistence, or unluckily, they're part of the 15 percent who really have a supply problem.

I managed to put many of these lessons into short mantras, and use them as constant reminders and motivation when circumstances feel out of my control, when I face resistance and when I inevitably fail at something.

We get to find these practices, and start over and fail at them daily, and then start again, and as Audre Lorde said: «Caring for myself is not self - indulgence, it is self - preservation, and that is an act of political warfare.»

Taking a photo like the one above is harder than you think and we continued to fail at it hahaha!

I tried using a similar airbrush system and totally failed at it, haha!

For everything that Red River succeeds in, it completely fails at something else.

This whole idea that tablets are not needed or used just because Google didn't care and Samsung is failing at them sounds like sour grapes to me.

While the creators may be masters of mimicry and mockery, managing to pull off an actual sincere role - playing game was so daring that Parker and Stone could have failed at it utterly and the reaction would have been «Yeah, well, that's understandable.»

«Doing something means risking failing at it.

«It is impossible to live without failing at something, unless you live so cautiously that you might has well not have lived at all, in which case you have failed by default.»

Sam Glover: When you started talking about how you try to get that cultural foot during hiring, I expected a really simple, nicely packaged answer, but your answer sounded a lot more like, it's hard and you're going to fail at it sometimes, so build in some safeguards and backups.

Most people fail at it, and those who try often still miss a number of things.

Instead, fail at something outside your business.

barca and a lot of teams failed at that