Sentences with phrase «written every day about»

That said, there's a staggering amount of content written every day about the behavior, habits, characteristics, and who knows what else of supposedly successful, wealthy and happy people.

A great deal is being written these days about the increasing role of religion in American life, and in particular, its political life.

So I can tell you, I have experienced ups and downs with Arsenal, and I could write all day about them.

From the start of the NSA eavesdropping scandal, I began writing every day about what I believed were the profoundly important legal, political, and constitutional issues raised by the Bush administration's secret surveillance program.

We could write all day about what we loved, hated or still can't put down, but that would leave us no time to play and get all hyper about 2009.

One of my US lawyer blogging friends is Scott Greenfield, who writes each day about matters which interest him.

Not exact matches

Geekbench wrote a blog post about the issue, and Apple admitted it was intentionally slowing down some iPhones with older batteries a few days later.

Adam White, general manager at Coinbase, vividly recalls trying to write about bitcoin while he was a student at Harvard Business School during the early days of crypto.

On that day, German and British soldiers «walk [ed] about together all day giving each other cigars and singing songs,» as British General Walter Congreve wrote in a newly discovered letter.

When Blackman announced his plan to write 100 headlines each day for 100 days on Facebook, his experiment is extreme copywriting was met with skepticism and a few stern warnings about burnout from his fellow copywriters.

«Rather than journal about the day's completed tasks or process tomorrow's to - do list in one's mind, the current experiment suggests that individuals spend five minutes near bedtime thoroughly writing a to - do list,» they conclude.

It doesn't have to be pretty or long, but taking a few minutes each day to reflect in writing about what you learned is sure to boost your brainpower.

Writing in The Atlantic, Rebecca Rosen notes that while intuitively it feels like our devices are clearly to blame for the speeding up of time many of us complain about these days, they're not the true culprit.

I'm talking about writing down the first few thoughts you have after you've arrived at work but before you've started on the day's tasks.

Walt Robertson regularly writes about B2B channel collaboration and how modern day companies can leverage technology to create high performance sales channels.

I told her about some evidence that if you write down three moments of joy every day it can elevate your mood.

Nick and Jill moved into a cottage in the redwood forest near Pescadero, where Nick set about working 16 - hour days at the computer and the sewing machine, testing new fabrics for the next - generation product, designing marketing materials, writing patent applications, and starting to build up a network of retailers.

Sheryl took that as, I am going to write about three things I did well every day.

But — and here's an analogy I'll probably never get to make again — it reminds me of my days writing about military counterinsurgency and the U.S. occupation of Iraq.

That's about 150 days of writing that can all be packaged into one tiny video.

The headline is 100 % accurate (I've written before about why it's important not to contribute to the fake news problem these days) but punches through an invisible barrier.

In the early days, Hammond said they used their software to «write» about any sport that could be expressed with numbers: baseball, basketball, soccer, and the like.

Lots of publications want to write about entrepreneurs these days, even those that built their reputations covering corporate giants.

I dreamed of one day writing for INC, and this dream only grew once I started to write books and speak about entrepreneurship around the world.

Even if you're writing to your best friend in the office after a really difficult day, you should never say anything negative about your workplace via work email.

(Hold your applause for the actual article I end up writing about him one day.)

Since entering the «professional world» and regularly showing up at an office, I have found watches to be common accessories among my coworkers, and since part of my job became writing about watches, I started wearing one every day as well.

I was only too happy to contribute and, in those days, probably wrote about five or six reviews a week for no extra pay.

«We believe that the commentary of the wireless operators over the past two days about iPhone pre-order activity is meaningful, especially in light of conservative Street expectations for Apple,» BTIG Research analyst Walt Piecyk wrote on Thursday.

Finally, many big - time entrepreneurs have taken the time to write about their bootstrapping days.

Since I wrote about this two days ago, I've heard from a lot of readers with questions about the fine print.

When you're describing your previous experience, don't just explain what you did on a day - to - day basis — instead, write about what you gained.

Here's what the U.S. Department of Labor wrote about snow days in a pair of opinion letters.

This is an awesome resource when you're trying to decide what to write about, but you only get a handful of searches each day with a free account.

Eating nothing but juice for several days can also cause eating problems from the past to resurface, writes registered dietitian Megan Holt in a post about cleansing on her clinic's website.

«Making too many decisions about mundane details is a waste of a limited resource: your mental energy... if you want to be able to have more mental resources throughout the day, you should identify the aspects of your life that you consider mundane — and then «routinize» those aspects as much as possible,» he has written.

You might think it would have been easy to write about news makers and «the news of the day» but that was not always the case, especially when I was assigned a low interest, low visual, low emotional story about something like a county drainage proposal, rezoning considerations or tax easement issue.

Joe also talked about gratitude and challenged the class that if anyone wrote 10 gratitude emails a day for a week, he'd give them free access to his marketing course.

Think about it: The opportunity and encouragement to intermittently rest and renew our energy during the work day serves as an antidote to the increasing overload so many of us feel in a world of relentlessly rising demand,» Schwartz and Porath write.

Gary spends about 4 hours per day on LinkedIn, reading messages, looking for questions to answer, writing answers and interacting with people he meets.

I don't write as much about the other two businesses these days, but fast - food has strangely proven to be a popular topic with readers.

In a piece he wrote for Medium recently, Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz talks about the early days of the company and how he slept little and ate badly, and was hyper - competitive with co-workers.

«Whenever I want to start a conversation with a stranger or someone I don't know well, I start talking about something that happened to me early that day,» writes William Beteet.

Indeed, former Automattic CEO and current team lead Toni Schneider wrote in a blog post at the end of May that only about half of the company's 32 San Francisco - based employees showed up to the office on Hawthorne «on a busy day.»

«In the coming days, it is important to keep in mind that further inaction only gives those seeking to deter Congress from passing a bill more time to continue making inaccurate and misleading claims about the legislation,» Lew wrote.

And in the early days of Mint.com, they used their company leadership to write blog posts, and share details about how they manage their finances.

In May 2013, Carolyn Beauchesne, a blogger who runs a site called Lululemon Addict, wrote that «Day has ruined everything special about Lululemon.

If I tell something to the papers and they don't write it accurately, it's really bad — they can't do much when you tweet it and I'm careful about, it's very precise, actually it's very, very precise — and it comes out breaking news, we have breaking news — ya know, it's funny, if I did a press release and if I put it out, it wouldn't get nearly — people would see it the following day — if I do a news conference, that's a lot of work.

[O] n days when people felt more insecure about their partner's feelings for them, they posted more about their relationships on Facebook than usual,» the authors write.

A few days ago here on Inc.com, Danielle Weinblatt, CEO of Take the Interview, wrote about her successful experience starting a software company even though she can't code.