Sentences with phrase «who hears advice»

The dark film centers around a disturbed factory worker, who hears advice from his pet dog and cat, is implicated in the accidental death of his co-worker.

A disturbed factory worker who hears advice from his pet dog and cat is implicated in the accidental death of his co-worker.

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Hamilton Chan, CEO of Coaching for Startups, believes one of the most important ingredients for startup success is having someone knowledgeable and experienced who you can communicate with and exchange ideas with honestly — and Chan tries to provide both that empathetic ear and the direct, sometimes brutally honest advice that entrepreneurs need to hear.

Sometimes I think it's a pity when I talk to first - time entrepreneurs from emerging markets who are coming for advice or inspiration and I hear them say «I want to be a serial entrepreneur.»

Trading Stories from the Trenches: Lessons Learned, Wise Advice and Helpful Tips from Successful Options Traders, you'll hear options trading stories from both professional and amateur traders who understand the passion and frustration that comes with options trading.

In Bob Lang's new options trading ebook, Trading Stories from the Trenches: Lessons Learned, Wise Advice and Helpful Tips from Successful Options Traders, you'll hear options trading stories from both professional and amateur traders who understand the passion and frustration that comes with options trading.

Ironically, the best advice I've ever heard on mourning was from my former pastor, the very one who ended up leaving the pulpit.

«My advice, as I said earlier, is: First, that their synagogues be burned down, and that all who are able toss sulphur and pitch; it would be good if someone could also throw in some hellfire... Second, that all their books — their prayer books, their Talmudic writings, also the entire Bible — be taken from them, not leaving them one leaf, and that these be preserved for those who may be converted... Third, that they be forbidden on pain of death to praise God, to give thanks, to pray, and to teach publicly among us and in our country... Fourth, that they be forbidden to utter the name of God within our hearing.

But it doesn't matter who you are, because hearing driving advice from someone like Fernando Alonso is always going to be interesting.

I receive emails from women on a regular basis who have heard that I have had successful VBAC unassisted births and want some direction and advice because their insurance company won't cover the birth they want and they don't have money to pay out of pocket.

It is heartbreaking when I hear of the terrible advice given in hospitals by people that are not lactation consultants, by paediatricians who know barely anything about human lactation, and by well - meaning family and friends who just don't have the correct information.

While most relatives are well - meaning, there are those who will give you advice that you don't want to hear or advice that is incorrect for your preemie.

I can not hear from Facebook friends for years, but suddenly they have a kid and guess who they come to for advice about babywearing?

The more suggestions I heard, the more I realized that most parenting advice we take for granted in our culture was inherited from previous generations who did not have access to the longitudinal and brain research that we have now.

Rather than hearing from the experts, though, we hear from mothers who took the experts» advice and what they experiences as a result.

You're probably also hearing a lot of well - meaning advice from your family members, friends, and even strangers who think they're doing some good!

Mothers who struggle with milk production hear advice like this from well - meaning friends and family members (and sometimes, from breastfeeding supporters who should know better).

As a new mum who wanted to be an attachment parent, I would often hear advice such as to breastfeed my daughter when she hurt herself, if she cried on an aeroplane, or at a time when I was positive she wasn't hungry and was suffering from separation anxiety after being with my husband without me for a while.

I am a cloth diaper retailer who has heard a lot of bad advice that has been given to my customers on the internet.

Therefore, the first thing to know about dealing with any tough situation is what I speak about in my book in the chapter on self - expression: The child must let the emotions out with a loving and supportive parent who hears him out without advice or judgement.

Parents or spouses who visit the centre sit first with an adviser, who hears their story, and then directs them to the services needed — mediation, collaborative divorce, addiction treatment, financial advice or parenting support.

Anyone who took his advice and heard the array of speakers and vast amount of evidence would have been struck by how compelling the case for decriminalisation is.

I'd also love to hear from those who already engage in both art and science, as to how they do so and what advice they would give to those struggling to marry the two.

Andrea Weisman Tobias, another contributor, sums it up a different way with advice I wish every graduate student of science could hear: «NEVER listen to anyone who tells you what you can not do — everything is possible with solid credentials and the right attitude.»

This is a question I hear a lot, especially from undergraduates receiving well - meant advice from scientists who completed their training some time ago.

Hear advice from researchers who have made the transition.

Contrary to what I have read in several American books on widowhood, which claim that a widow is usually forgotten by her former circle of friends, all my friends — Israeli and American — have stayed in touch, and two young widows in Los Alamos who heard about the accident sought me out and have supported me with advice and understanding throughout the years since.

Most of the advice you hear is for the average person who needs to lose a ton of weight.

And every day I hear from the victims of their «expert» advice, who are being ordered to suffer through 1 to 2 hours of cardio per day to get lean.

# 1 If you think you have a higher calling, my advice is this: Don't overthink it, just focus on what you want to say and do in this moment, and the people who are meant to hear your message will hear it.

When we hear from newbies who feel completely overwhelmed, this is often the advice they've been told: «start this plan and don't look back!»

My only «words of advice» which people usually don't want to hear (who wants unsolicited advice lol) is to wear a better bra with support, and to wear tighter jeans!

Amanda is a great blogger friend of mine, who I met somewhere along the way when we were both moms - to - be, since then we've bonded over working motherhood and I can not wait to hear what she has to add to the amazing advice we've gotten so far.

For those of you who've never heard of an informational interview, it's essentially an opportunity to meet with a professional in your field of interest, chat about their career path, and the field in which they work, and ask for any career advice they have.

It is nice to know I'm not the only momma who feels that way & it was great to hear a lot of advice from some of you who feel the same.

Find a Threesome You've all heard the advice to invite a third who isn't already in your social network, right?

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We hear Shohreh Aghdashloo's Starfleet official seemingly giving Kirk sage advice too about command, and given it looks a whole lot like Kirk is going to excitedly launch his five year mission, only to lose his ship and see his crew captured, suggests it'll be Kirk who must overcome his self - doubt to save those closest to him.

The point I am trying to make is that blanket statements like, «no more than five minutes in length» sound good, but often lead to instructional designers being put into binds by managers who hear this kind of advice, and then insist that all videos be less than five minutes.

And, if I hear of one more self - published person, with no academic or publishing credits whatsoever, who has no excuse whatsoever for presuming to give anyone advice, who has set up a fake seminar where they're offering «advice for writers,» (and, of course, mentioning their «book» every five seconds) I'm going to vomit.

I like attending events such as this because on top of the joy of meeting new writers, it's always nice to hear advice directly from the pros — the ones who actually do this for a living.

The internet is full of sage advice about writing, but sometimes it's nice to hear from contemporary authors, who are familiar with the current state of publishing.

Joanna: I was going to agree with you in that I think why I go is to hear about the writing side, like, you know, longevity is something I'm really interested in in the market, so being with people like David Morrell and Lee Child, the people who've been writing so long, their advice and people like Donald Maass.

I'd particularly like to hear the perspectives of people who have gone through with the whole thing and can tell me how applicable (or not) my advice is.

Since all the advice, from this podcast and every author I've heard who has had success outside Amazon is to «write in a series with first book free,» it seems unwise to me to worry about placing a solo book elsewhere until the sequel is out — perhaps even 3 or 4 sequels.

Many people have books in them, but they are afraid to release them because of all the bad advice they've heard about who can and should write a book.

As a consumer debt expert it is exceedingly frustrating hearing from people all around the country on a daily basis who are seeking good help for their student loan troubles, only to get really bad advice, or...

We heard from people who had made disastrous investments, often as a result of trusting in some supposedly expert advice.

I think people appreciate hearing simple advice from someone who isn't trying to sell them a financial product.

Ok im new to this credit card stuff i need good advice and real help i have no credit and looking to build an i do nt know who to go with and i heard doing secured is good to start and how much perecntage do i look for?