Sophia Amoruso: How do you stay on top of things?
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"You have to be on top of things," he said.
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"He helps us stay on top of things," Chrisse said.
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They help me feel focused, organized and on top of things.
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I missed feeling smart and competent and on top of things.
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"And a closed chapel on top of things," Mr. Wachner added.
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This helps me be on top of things and stay productive.
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"He's confident, he's energetic, and he stays on top of things," said Meehan.
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The Fed is perceived to be on top of things, but not over-reactive.
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Every time I went there, I noticed how they were always on top of things.
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"Himan Brown was on top of things until weeks before he died," Mr. Kramer said.
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And I had a great crew, my friends, who were on top of things logistically.
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It's a way of showing you're on top of things and that you're action oriented.
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Your boss will think that they're on top of things and will leave you alone.
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And that means you still have to stay on top of things — like attending meetings.
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Our human war counsels and armies, however, need to be on top of things, too.
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For one thing, Mr Prem is 96, and does not exactly seem on top of things.
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If this doesn't sound familiar, major props to you for always being on top of things.
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"Twitter to me is more about getting the news, getting on top of things," Sethi argued.
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This could greatly benefit you or bring frustration if you haven't been on top of things.
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In our effort to cope and ''stay on top of things,'' ordinary occurrences can become symbolic.
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People think you're ultra organized, Virgo, but that's not always true—get on top of things today!
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Is your job to be on top of things — to respond to everything as quickly as possible?
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"It doesn't seem like we're at the stage where the hawks are on top of things," he added.
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I kept on top of things, there was always the threat of getting transferred to Newfoundland or Ontario.
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Better to stay stateside and monitor the storm -- making sure people know you are on top of things!
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Fact: No matter how on top of things you are, you will make a mistake at work one day.
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As Present Tim — who, ahem, is always on top of things — I can say that Past Tim isn't bad.
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It didn't matter how much in control or on-top-of-things things were, there was chaos a heartbeat away.
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Yet if you are not on top of things, you are at risk for not using the right claiming strategy.
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It should've been done a long time ago, but I'm not great at staying on top of things like this.
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It's a very overwhelming situation, and you feel like you have to be on top of things and on guard.
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My inbox is organized, I went to the gym today, and I'm feeling better and more on top of things.
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Busch's crew was on top of things all night, as Busch didn't lose a spot on pit road in the race.
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Unexpected shifts in your relationships take place, but you're feeling on top of things, and handling all your tasks and chores.
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Again, you'd think that millionaires would be on top of things and have estate plans — especially given their level of wealth.
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"In an apartment, you're forced to be a little bit more on top of things because there's less space," she said.
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It can also display the results of what it finds on top of things like store fronts, street signs or concert posters.
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"We had to put a bit of a Band-Aid organization on top of things before we made this change," he said.
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"All these people who market themselves as really capable and on top of things now look clueless," says Andy Xie, an independent economist.
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"At that stage it was really just about staying on top of things and trying to keep up," the 33-year-old recalled.
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No matter your industry, it's vital that you stay on top of things or you'll wind up as obsolete as the fax machine.
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In trying to balance being a tennis player and an entrepreneur, Williams simply "staying on top of things" is one of her biggest challenges.
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"When you play a team with a lot of confidence and really skilled players, you have to be on top of things," Lundqvist said.
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But even for distance caregivers who aren't in the study, there are strategies that can help you stay on top of things from afar.
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Organization is important to you, and you usually have the most high tech or inventive hacks to help you stay on top of things.
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Potential investors will want to see your cash-flow forecast to help them assess risk, and generally to make sure you're on top of things.
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They are also a message to doomsday peddlers that the Fed is on top of things, and that their 2008 replay nonsense is just that.
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But no matter how powerful your squad gets, as the underdog in the fight for Earth, you never feel like you're on top of things.
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It was a signal to the rest of America that an under-fire President -- reaching near record low approval ratings -- was on top of things.
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This is on top of things such as attempting to compel companies to build backdoors into their products, or to force suspects to decrypt devices.
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We'll confirm your location by phone for a while, but once we feel that you're on top of things, we'll stop looking over your shoulder.
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This fits with how China and most other governments handle crises: people want to see that officials are on top of things and feel reassured.
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"We weren't on top of things and we didn't understand just how impactful it was on men of color who got stopped," Bloomberg said in Tennessee.
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Which, to be clear, might have been enough time to draft a prenup, which can take all of a week if you're on top of things.
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While you can try to cobble something together in time for your taxes, it's much easier to keep on top of things on a regular basis.
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One of the things I didn't anticipate was that we would have an issue with how truthful and on top of things our administration would be.
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It could also potentially lead to widespread discontent with the government, particularly as it has been pushing the narrative that it is on top of things.
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"Getting up and at it early gives me time to get on top of things, and chart my day effectively," says Branson in a blog post.
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"Getting up and at it early gives me time to get on top of things, and chart my day effectively," Branson writes in a blog post.
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While we have not heard back as of press time, we assume the organizers of "the world's leading information security event" are totally on top of things.
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Miss the window and you're probably out of luck — but as long as you're good with calendar reminders, it's pretty easy to stay on top of things.
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I think it's about staying connected, feeling that you're staying on top of things, that you know what's going on, that you're a part of something bigger.
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On top of things like training people how to use email better (really), the team recommended mandating two-factor authentication for employees and establishing rules for complex passwords.
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No complaints, or surprise, there—basically everyone who eats meat loves bacon, and won't argue with putting it on top of things that are already pretty damn tasty.
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I scour the paper until about 303 when I turn on the Sunday morning shows to get more ideas, but also to be on top of things myself.
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I would meet with his teachers so we could work as a team to figure out what was the best way to help him stay on top of things.
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I contribute extra to the tasting server's tip — all four of us put in some cash — she was on top of things and pleasant even though it was busy.
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Indeed, Mr Ashley hinted as much, admitting he may have struggled to keep on top of things as his firm grew from "an inflatable [dinghy]" to "an oil tanker".
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"It's a matter of really being able to stay on top of things, proper planning and being able to react to certain situations that were not predicted," he said.
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Donald Knuth, a computer scientist, refuses to use e-mail on the ground that his job is to be "on the bottom of things" rather than "on top of things".
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It also seems like you have to destroy less to build a train track—you don't pave the whole thing over, you just lay them down on top of things.
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Museum Putty, available at Amazon, $3.97"When you actually get a cat into your home, you find that they love to explore and get on top of things," explained Franušić.
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Today, you can buy a Cadillac, Volvo, Tesla, Audi, and even a Nissan that will do some of your driving for you, as long as you stay on top of things.
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It could even be an entirely new way of making revenue from mobile software development, on top of things like in-app purchases direct software sales or ad-supported revenue models.
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Keeping your boss up to speed on what you're doing shows that you are organized and on top of things, which can go a long way in securing trust, says Shteinberg.
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Another member of the committee said it was too early to determine the severity of the outbreak and added that the games' organizers were "on top of things," according to the BBC.
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He changed planes so often that he kept a loose-leaf folder, meticulously handwritten, of all the different cockpit layouts, hydraulics and emergency drills, to try to keep on top of things.
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"As journalism professors, there's a need and a desire to stay on top of things — so much so that it becomes somewhat addictive for some of us," she wrote in an email.
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"I build on top of things, having mistakes happen as I get into the drawing," said Mr. Higgins, who with Nicholas Rezabek is the team behind the design firm the Bubble Process.
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And I try to, you know, stay on top of things, but having young daughters I realize that it may be out of reach to be as — what is it that they call it?
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Because the Freedom and Freedom Unlimited have no annual fee, there&aposs no harm in using both as long as you stay on top of things and pay them off in full every month.
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As President Lyndon Johnson and his advisers struggled to get on top of things, they advised the government in Seoul "in strongest terms" not to attempt any action which could endanger the Pueblo's crew.
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The message to the outside world, particularly the Trump administration, is that "Jordan is on top of things and that Jordan can be considered one of the allies in fighting terrorism," Mr. Kamhawi said.
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What good teams can do is they can have a period when they are not on top of things and they can find their game and I thought we did that in the third period.
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We're guessing you're here because you need a last-minute Mother's Day gift — or maybe you're really on top of things and are just grabbing a quick add-on gift like any golden child would. Sure.
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Quick and easy enrollment processes, fee-free offers, mobile apps to keep on top of things and competitive shopping information make finding and maintaining several open accounts with multiple financial institutions free and easy for Alvin.
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It's the best way to stay on top of things, and it's how I accidentally became addicted to a Nick Jonas song called "Bacon," which is or isn't a sex thing and I still don't know!
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Mr. Ayers regularly joins Mr. Pence in meetings with the president and has told associates that if aides in the West Wing cannot stay on top of things, his office will step up, White House officials said.
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Their perceived materialism goes hand in hand with that desire to stay on top of things — if we were in a fable, Caps would be the ant who spends all fall stockpiling food and nesting for the winter.
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"They were perhaps the smartest people in the entire company and were on top of things, so the idea that this happened and they didn't know about it, it just doesn't make any sense to me," he said.
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Today's new moon in Sagittarius asks you to take a close look at your self-care routine, as well as to think about your mundane, everyday tasks—are you staying on top of things, or are you overwhelmed by your responsibilities?
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Once the purge is complete, though, it's essential to stay on top of things: "The more you clear out, the better you get at keeping it tidy because you know what it means to start again from scratch," she says.
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"Frankly, I believe if you're going to stay competitive in today and tomorrow's agriculture, you have to train and be on top of things both in technology and the business world," said Marcos Fernandez, associate dean at Purdue University's College of Agriculture.
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Here are some of the most important lessons I've learned while blundering my way through the process... The marketing process for a book doesn't start on the day it's released — if you're on top of things, it should already have been ticking away for several months by then.
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An ongoing probe into several of China's largest overseas asset buyers is a healthy sign of political will and reflects how regulators are getting on top of things, an investor said Tuesday Last week, high profile Chinese companies, including billionaire Wang Jianlin's Wanda Group, Anbang Insurance and Fosun were reportedly placed under scrutiny amid a government crackdown on money laundering ahead of the 19th party congress later this year.
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Kamran Bokhari, a director at Washington-based think-tank the Center for Global Policy, said earlier this year that Islamic State exists in the kingdom but Saudi security forces and intelligence service are "pretty much on top of things" Islamic State militants announced a Yemeni affiliate in late 23 as the country descended into civil war between the Saudi-backed government of Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi and the Iran-aligned Houthi movement.
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Ritual saw the light in 1999 as the 5th album for the band. The third millennium arrived and saw Los Piojos still on top of things. They performed several concerts with sellout numbers alongside other suburban rock flag- bearers such as Divididos, La Renga, Viejas Locas, and ska-Latin band Los Auténticos Decadentes. The group released Verde Paisaje del Infierno in 2000, another solid effort from "The Lice" (which is what their name means in Spanish).
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Afterwards, Lodge reported, "Minh seemed tired and somewhat frazzled; obviously a good, well-intentioned man. Will he be strong enough to get on top of things?" The new government was announced on the 6th: General Minh was Chairman, Don and Dinh were Deputy Chairmen, and nine other generals, including Kim, Khiêm, "little" Minh, Chieu, and Thieu were members. General Nguyễn Khánh, the commander of II Corps tactical zone in central Vietnam, was not in the government.
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They weren't just swanning in for the glamour bits. They were there the whole time in the trenches." Added Hurley: "I've been on film sets for about nine years as a hired hand so it wasn't that I didn't know anything.... Yes, there are things I know now that I didn't know before. But there are things a monkey could learn to do.... I think learning to keep on top of things ... You have to, sort of, learn that as you go.
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She just doesn't care about anyone else... except herself and her partner Lu. ; ; :She is part of the Miami City Police and is a lot more calm and aware of things than her partner, Yao. She seems to always be on top of things. Her father is the Chief of the Miami Police. One of her hobbies is wealth management, and sometimes whenever Yao's dad would cut her off, Lu would lend Yao money... but at a high rate of interest.
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She lives in the Jubilee Park greenhouse within Jubilee Park and runs it as a successful, well maintained and gorgeous exclusive spa. Sapphire is jealous of her cousin's cheerful disposition, being on top of things who is well-liked, and wants Pearlie fired. Sapphire spends her days plotting new and dastardly ways to sabotage Pearlie at every turn who is totally oblivious to her cousin's motives, but they often lead to Sapphire's own undoing. On very rare occasions, she helps Pearlie and her friends.
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Jonathan said Darlene initially was against performing "Stayin' Alive" because the words were too fast, and that she was breathless many times in the studio. He was pleased that she had been able to complete the recording, "because a lot of young people now will know what the words are". Darlene declared the song really was not her style, but was happy with the result because Jonathan was. She admitted that the couple liked to stay on top of things and wanted to do something that was "now".
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The Small Wars Journal agreed with this assessment, stating that Iraqis constitute the majority of ISIL members and would not accept a non-Iraqi leader for the organization. A report on 23 December by the Voice of America expressed doubt that al-Hashimi existed at all. It stated that ISIL was possibly caught off guard and announced a name as a holding move, to "create the impression it is on top of things". On 20 January 2020, The Guardian released a report confirming al-Hashimi's true identity as al-Mawla.
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Founded in 1977 by Richard and Robert Greenberg, the company has reconstructed its business model every nine years. Starting from computer- assisted animation camera, it is now an “Agency for the Digital World”. Robert Greenberg explains: “the process of changing models is painful because you have to be ready to move on from the things that you’re good at”. This is one example of how to adapt to such a fast-paced industry, and one major conference that stays on top of things is the How Interactive Design Conference, which helps designers make the leap towards the digital age.
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People are so on top of things that we've done before, so the challenge now is to think of an idea that's good, but hasn't been seen." Jean's return was initially welcomed, with MSNBC's Jon Bonné stating: "Jean, who took the show's helm from executive producer Mike Scully in 2001, has guided the show away from its gag-heavy, Homer-centric incarnation...these are certainly brighter days for the show's long-time fans." However, some critics have argued that the quality of the show has declined in recent years during Jean's tenure. Jean has responded to this criticism by saying: "Well, it's possible that we've declined.
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As she starts trying to make up for two weeks of lost work, Daniel and Claire asked her about how her dad was doing, with Claire recommending a doctor to Betty that Ignacio can see at a hospital so he can if is in perfect condition. Betty takes the offer and agrees to stay with him for the next four hours and assures Hilda that she is on top of things. Meanwhile, Daniel, Molly, Connor and Wilhelmina try to conceal their escalating love connections, with Daniel and Molly spending the time in St. Barth's while Wilhelmina and Connor spending the time in the Swiss Alps. The relationship between the latter has begun to take its toll on Marc, who finds himself in the middle of their secret affair, especially when he was stuck entertaining a client.
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