Sentences with phrase «tough things»

I can relate to Shasta being there for you through all sorts of tough things — my dog has also helped me through some really hard periods of depression and anxiety.

Avoid Complications No matter how tough things get, storeowners shouldn't try to hide their business or personal assets.

This is why dogs seem to be able to digest some tough things.

Another advantage for the lender: No matter how tough things get for troubled borrowers, federal law prevents them from escaping their bills through bankruptcy for at least another seven years.

One of the tough things about the model is that they're not sending you a digital file of your own, you're essentially paying for rental or a reading service, not an actual digital file you can keep.

But being a self - published author tops the list, more difficult than it was learning architecture and going on to design dozens of large custom homes, or operating a construction company that specialized in the absolutely highest end for the most demanding people on Earth, or running a successful international import / export firm in dozens of jurisdictions, or making wine with one of the biggest wineries in Argentina... I could go on, but the point is that I've done a few tough things which required a fair amount of effort and mental dexterity, and writing makes them all look like child's play.

And anyone who is donning both the roles will know how tough things can get.

We're saying tough things because they're not promoting British values, they're narrowing the curriculum.

«We need somebody to do the tough things.

When it comes to movies that have the guts to explore very tough things in our everyday lives, I can respect it right off the bat.

Sometimes tough things happen.

He knows when something is wrong even when you tell him there is nothing worng, he always helps me get through the tough things that are going on.

In my opinion, more often than not we either talk about the hard things — the tough things we're going through or our latest rant about the political climate we've found ourselves in.

Don't get me wrong, I've been extremely blessed this year, but I've also dealt with some pretty tough things.

And here's the kicker: they were harsh, tough things that probably didn't even taste very good.

The two tough things in life are being a good parent and making a drug.

He had very tough things to say about Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, especially on foreign policy and government style, but he came alive putting his expensive boot into David Cameron.

We fight through tough things.

The economic situation in Germany at the time of Hitler's emergence was far worse than the US in 1979 - 80, even tough things were bad here and people were scared, it's still a bad comparison.

The politicians must show they understand this by articulating tough things that need to be done - the tough things that will affect every business and every person - and take the political consequences for so doing.

You've probably spent 9 months thinking about all the tough things you're going to have to learn or simply experience as a parent (obviously, the pregnancy itself is difficult but in a very different way).

Having a positive item in your routine helps you teach there are tough things you don't like, but there are also good things to look forward to.

I know that Cheik has not been at his best this season — but he is and has always been a team player — for that I love the guy and hope that he stays and gets his form back — always celebrates the goals however tough things might be for him

I love tough things!

The tough things is grad programs are only like 12 classes so it would not be easy.

Both of them are very tough things to win, but the truth is the best teams don't always win a knock out comp..

We all have our own brand of tough things to deal with.

Do something good, get baptised, make a decision to live better and watch the sudden coincidence of tough things that suddenly start to crop up in your life.

And while there may be times these kinds of friends need to say tough things to each other, it's always with a sense of humility and love.

You have that internal strength to get through tough things that happen to you in this life.

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In this Tough Things First podcast, legendary Silicon Valley CEO Ray Zinn talks about the WORST thing a CEO can do if he or she wants to improve company morale and employee engagement?

In this Tough Things First podcast, Ray Zinn discusses the components of good listening and explores the advantages of putting your mouth in neutral.

Rob Artigo: Along with doing the Tough Things First, you've always been an advocate for life, work, balance.

Of course if you haven't already you have to read Tough Things First.

«Doing the tough things first, and learning to love what you don't love doing are all part of building a company for the ages.

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Let me run through the list real quick, Ray: Passion, courage, honesty, integrity, respect for others, humility, strong work ethic, willing to do whatever it takes, ability to do the tough things first.

Tough Things First Author Ray Zinn says, «Your life is your business, but don't make your business your life.»

In this edition of Tough Things First, Ray Zinn explores why pricing is so important and how to get it right.

Rob Artigo: And, of course, Tough Things First is the name of your book and it's important to note right here that if you want to learn more about these traits and other aspects of entrepreneurship, the book, Tough Things First, is a great way to go.

In this Tough Things First podcast, Ray and guest host Rob Artigo discuss the pitfalls of misplaced priorities.

Tough Things First ties together the real - world experiences of Ray Zinn, founder and CEO of Micrel Corporation for 37 years.

If, you do the tough things first, if you learn how to organize your time so that you get 20 % more done, you're not going to have to work, you know Saturday's and Sunday's or 12, 15 hour days to get the job done.

Zinn credits his success to disciplined work habits, servant leadership, fulfilling the human needs of his employees, and the will to do the Tough Things First.»

Zinn's Tough Things First provides unique insights into why people care and contribute to a company's success.

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In this edition of Tough Things First, Ray Zinn and guest host Rob Artigo explore why cash is king.

So, the book really contains all the elements that I think are important to having a successful business, and that's why I put down this as the last one and read my book Tough Things First.

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