The most important piece of advice The guide's most crucial piece of advice is to not engage directly with the speaker or resort to violence.
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Tyrann's main piece of advice -- tune out the haters!!
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But I think it's a very sound piece of advice.
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As for the best piece of advice he's ever gotten?
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But it's one good piece of advice for single mothers.
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His main piece of advice was buy — and then wait.
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"Start posting, that's my biggest piece of advice," Bailey said.
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Another piece of advice: Buy a good pair of headphones.
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A. First piece of advice: Get out of the way.
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That was one piece of advice Saunders gave to Rautins.
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Here's a solid piece of advice: read the fine print.
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Council chose instead to offer a simple piece of advice.
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One last piece of advice: Don't sleep on the wings.
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I might have embellished that last piece of advice a bit.
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And his latest piece of advice is pretty much the worst.
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TN: The best piece of advice was probably from Dave Chappelle.
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This piece of advice is a key driver for Brown-Philpot.
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It's one piece of advice she has for young girls today.
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And she said, 'Could I give you a piece of advice?
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What's the best piece of advice you'd give to our generation?
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The other key piece of advice is to use common sense.
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And so I'm going to give you a piece of advice.
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Next, tweet the photo with a sincere piece of advice attached.
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His top piece of advice when it comes to making money?
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So my first piece of advice: Just work really, really hard.
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Finnegan from Finnegans Wake Best piece of advice you ever got?
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Her one piece of advice for people in a similar situation?
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What is one piece of advice you have for our readers?
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My final piece of advice would be to the news media.
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What's the best piece of advice Carine has ever given you?
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Here is a piece of advice for newcomers: Forget about getting.
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The third piece of advice is a little more complicated.3.
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" He called his other piece of advice a "principle for life.
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My last piece of advice is simply to follow your heart.
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Their number one piece of advice: Go to an elite school.
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And that's what I would give as a piece of advice.
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" Caridi just had one important piece of advice for Lindsay, "Wear Chapstick.
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One piece of advice for parents who are going to have twins?
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What's one piece of advice you would give to young female athletes?
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Zac Efron has an important — though cryptic — piece of advice to share.
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" And she offers this piece of advice to her younger self: "Relax.
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Lorde, we have one piece of advice: Sell that thing on eBay.
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One piece of advice Karp always gives his clients: Never give cash.
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Though, that last one is probably a dog-only piece of advice.
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Her second piece of advice is to be generous with your time.
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Brie Larson received some hard piece of advice from friend Jennifer Lawrence.
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What piece of advice would you give your 19-year-old self?
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Fogg has another piece of advice for wannabe meal preppers: Plan. Everything.
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Meantime, he has one piece of advice for Manning ... "Wear a helmet."
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What's the one piece of advice you'd give to young people today?
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One piece of advice to Panasonic, though: work on your demo material.
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Lebowitz: Oliver, we're turning to you for our last piece of advice.
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Dick Cheney had this piece of advice for his daughter after Rep.
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The last piece of advice she gave him though came in person.
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The most pertinent piece of advice from MAS is an obvious one.
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What piece of advice do you have out there for aspiring journalists?
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But the organization's last piece of advice should be the most obvious.
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What piece of advice would you give you this time last year?
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The one last piece of advice is to ask 'why' pretty frequently.
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The biggest piece of advice I can offer is to be honest.
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Quick piece of advice ... lose the Champion "C" to avoid a lawsuit.
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Mr. Simon had one additional piece of advice: Don't befriend a coyote.
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My next piece of advice is more practical than literary: Be prepared.
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The piece of advice she wishes she could give her younger self?
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The nurse gave him a piece of advice he would forever remember.
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The best piece of advice I've ever received is ... From my parents.
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Irwin gave him a piece of advice that has become McCarron's mantra.
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"It's truly the best piece of advice I've ever gotten," she notes.
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Cuteness all around ... just one piece of advice -- CARRY THE BAG, BRO!
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Actually it ties, perfectly dovetails ... You can do a piece of advice.
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Shawn did share with us one piece of advice he'd share with Fall.
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What's a piece of advice you wish someone gave you in your 20s?
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What was the best piece of advice you received before launching The Zeitgeist?
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Just one piece of advice: Don't try to change anyone's mind about anything.
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Looking back, I would give myself one piece of advice: Hold onto yourself.
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" — she gave a piece of advice: "His tattoos always have too many colors.
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" In fact, one piece of advice Erika Girardi gives to Erika Jayne: "Relax!
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That piece of advice might have kept Rumeal Robinson's scam on the sidelines.
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WHITSON: The biggest piece of advice I would say is don't underestimate yourself.
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And that's a piece of advice that I gave to the incoming president.
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What's the best piece of advice or the best lesson he's given you?
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One last piece of advice: Always check those dollar values before buying anything.
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What is a good piece of advice for someone's first time at CES?
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I have one piece of advice for those congressional Republicans: Don't do it!
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" She continued with a simple piece of advice to him: "Don't do that.
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Nevertheless, this is the best piece of advice I received at business school.
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Coghlan's second piece of advice is to continue learning and developing your skills.
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Here's a sage piece of advice for you: think twice before you meme.
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But a piece of advice from an expert helped me make a choice.
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I just have one piece of advice: If you have tapes, burn 'em!
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Mr. Newell said Mr. Rogers followed at least one piece of advice closely.
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Her biggest piece of advice is simply to 'start with what you have.
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" Park's next piece of advice for young professionals is to be "relentlessly curious.
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Another piece of advice from Singer: Find the smartest kids and buddy up.
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And a piece of advice, if you're invited, don't offer her any help.
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Now, my third piece of advice: That speech should be specific and constructive.
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For example, one piece of advice Rivera might have would be to tweet less.
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One piece of advice Paul Wolfe, senior vice president of human resources at Indeed.
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After this whole debacle, Oxley has a piece of advice for fellow college students.
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My first piece of advice is not to be scared, especially for LGBTQ parents.
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"My biggest piece of advice would be to know you're not alone," she says.
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Her other piece of advice is to think of them differently than regular tomatoes.
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If you're not interested in graduate school, skip to the next piece of advice.
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Here's a piece of advice: don't get into an argument with a tiny tot.
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Her biggest piece of advice for a novice jet-setter: proper planning is key.
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I have one piece of advice for anyone considering starting a crypto business: don't.
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"Tell the driver what you want," is his biggest piece of advice for passengers.
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Each woman shares personal stories and gives Chopra-Jonas an actionable piece of advice.
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So we'll leave you with one important piece of advice: Think before you spit!
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It's a strong piece of advice that ties in nicely with the next quote.
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Elizabeth Hurley has one piece of advice for Meghan Markle: Pick the best tiara.
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What is your best piece of advice for entrepreneurs about to raise a round?
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Q: What's the best piece of advice about money that anyone ever gave you?
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The biggest piece of advice I offer to people is to just do it.
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As they witness this pageant, the old man imparts a crucial piece of advice.
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If I could give you one last piece of advice, it would be this.
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What is one piece of advice for young cooks who are just starting out?
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"One piece of advice is 'it is there forever, so be careful,'" he says.
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Financial awareness isn't the only piece of advice she's shared with her kids, though.
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Her biggest piece of advice to young people is to create their own career.
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My second piece of advice will be familiar to regular readers of this newsletter.
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After offering praise, Mr. Kenny had one piece of advice for his theatrical counterpart.
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It's not realistic for people to act on every piece of advice you give.
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What's your best piece of advice for someone who wants to change career paths?
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His last piece of advice changes if you're a private person or a corporation.
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I have a piece of advice for the former vice president: Run, Joe, run.
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One huge piece of advice I had received was to drink lots of water.
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Practice in the wild This is the single best piece of advice I can give.
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" It's a piece of advice he's also given to friends "who are having difficult situations.
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That's when my dad gave me the most important piece of advice I've ever received:
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What's the one piece of advice you'd give to a young promoter just starting out?
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As she and Tom left, Pauline gave me one last piece of advice: charge everything.
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What's the best piece of advice you'd give someone who wants to adopt a fox?
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The best single piece of advice I've ever received as a photographer wasn't about technique.
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The best piece of advice, though, may be to just buckle down and hold on.
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As for Grier, she has one piece of advice moving forward: "Be a role model."
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This piece of advice isn't going anywhere: Be careful what you share on social media.
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Did I take every single piece of advice or choose their way of doing things?
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If there's one piece of advice an aspiring YouTube creator needs, it's to just start.
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ROSENFELD: I THINK MY BIGGEST PIECE OF ADVICE TO DIRK IS IT'S ABOUT PROFITABLE GROWTH.
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Catherine, I have only one piece of advice for you: Run away from your mom.
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Before I went to university there was one piece of advice that wouldn't go away.
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Sparer also has a piece of advice: if you are eligible for Obamacare, sign up.
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The new king was given an invaluable piece of advice by a famous Norwegian adventurer.
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"[My] biggest piece of advice [for young designers] is to really be authentic," Altuzarra said.
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Aside from that practical tip though, Stardust leaves us with one last piece of advice.
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My biggest piece of advice: Give yourself plenty of time for drop-off at LAX.
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Santoli asked the research expert for his best piece of advice for the average investor.
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In a recent interview with CNN, Bloomberg sought to give Trump a piece of advice.
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But then I remembered the "life is short" part of my favorite piece of advice.
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" Baltazar sent me off with one final piece of advice: "You have to have patience.
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"Don't listen to Alan García" was a piece of advice often heard in those days.
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We asked couples to share the best piece of advice they received from therapy together.
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If The Graduate was remade today, that one piece of advice would probably be: data.
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The next piece of advice offered by Cramer was to remember that earnings are all relative.
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"Corden then offered Cranston a piece of advice: "You don't want to take on that squad!
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One last piece of advice for those who decide to go out: Don't open a tab.
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These 11 entrepreneurs share the No. 1 piece of advice their closest mentor ever gave them.
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This piece of advice is something you should definitely talk to your doctor about before trying.
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One piece of advice: warm up the car while it's plugged in before you start driving.
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The congressman gave the senator's words some thought, then had a piece of advice for him.
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But here's the best piece of advice we have: let's all stop being such fucking idiots.
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This is all amazing news, I just have one piece of advice: bring a VR mask!
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Former Vice President Al Gore has a singular piece of advice for President Donald Trump: Resign.
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So, the biggest piece of advice I would give is to really listen to your partner.
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Henry, would you share a final piece of advice on putting together the perfect pitch deck?
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"My biggest piece of advice is do something that you actually care about personally," said Shu.
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For young entrepreneurs seeking their own success, Feritta has one piece of advice: Know your numbers.
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When it comes to destination weddings, her first piece of advice is to set a budget.
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She taught me the art of food shopping and gave me an incredible piece of advice.
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TFK: What piece of advice do you have for kids who are inspired by your book?
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His first piece of advice to her had been to have photographs taken during the autopsy.
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Another key piece of advice is to align your values with a remote way of working.
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One other piece of advice that I would give is get your desk setup in order.
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Joelle Emerson Founder and chief executive, Paradigm My biggest piece of advice would be, do it!
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While scrolling through the forum, I often came across a specific piece of advice: go Polish.
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It's a pretty standard piece of advice, but damn, if it doesn't work like a charm.
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Introduce your grandchild to your financial adviserAnd we've saved Amorello's favorite piece of advice until last.
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Joe Zidle has one piece of advice to investors: Ignore the drama coming out of Washington.
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Here's a piece of advice I do have: It's time to let go of your ex.
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" It was, Biden says, "the single most important piece of advice I got in my career.
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However, the piece of advice that's offered the most is that I should just stop trying.
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Do you remember one particular piece of advice that sort of helped him succeed at Business Insider?
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My one piece of advice for anyone thinking about moving to Costa Rica is do your research.
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Aronson's best piece of advice for would-be franchisees: "Make sure you have enough cash," he said.
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What one piece of advice would you offer to young men facing a diagnosis of testicular cancer?
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Another tangible piece of advice is to take the bus or walk rather than taking the underground.
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But perhaps her most important piece of advice is to encourage and spread more inclusive beauty ideals.
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Dr. Antin's biggest piece of advice if you're planning on adopting a cat or dog that day?
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One of my good friends Brianna gave me the most incredible piece of advice the other day.
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I would give the same piece of advice I received early on: Don't be afraid to fail.
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If there's one piece of advice that Peter Schiff has for investors, it's stick to your plan.
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And, that's the No. 1 piece of advice he would give to an ambitious young person today.
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She knows what she's talking about, and her biggest piece of advice: Relax and enjoy the process.
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And the final piece of advice for the White House team is to remember their current reality.
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This is not a new piece of advice, but it bears repeating again and again: Be involved.
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Don't take your family for granted Reddit user KatyLiedTheBitch has perhaps the most touching piece of advice.
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TV's Buck Sexton on "Rising," when asked what is the biggest piece of advice he can offer.
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But her latest piece of advice comes from someone closer to home -- former first lady Michelle Obama.
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We offer one last piece of advice to philosophy departments that have not already embraced curricular diversity.
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My biggest piece of advice to other chiefs is: Don't try and do that on your own.
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She has one piece of advice for women looking to climb the corporate ladder: Stay the course.
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But as market lore goes, this piece of advice may now be injurious to your financial wealth.
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"The worst piece of advice is to show up and follow all of the rules," she says.
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He has one easy piece of advice that everyone can do to perform better: Get more sleep.
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Now retired from basketball, Stoudemire has a simple piece of advice for younger players: Save your money.
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My other piece of advice at this moment is to remember that kindness goes a long way.
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"I have one piece of advice," he tells them, smiling and pointing to where the body is.
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That is one piece of advice that he would be wise to share with his new teammates.
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And then came a stunning piece of advice from my manager Herb Hamsher, who died last October.
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That's why Roemer says being yourself "is the best piece of advice" NASA can provide to hopefuls.
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Maybe it was the way he was absolutely sure of every piece of advice he gave her.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Tuesday had a piece of advice for President Trump.
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According to senators in the room, McConnell offered one simple piece of advice: take a deep breath.
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To be honest, to this day, the best piece of advice I EVER received was from her.
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" Then, Barden offered another piece of advice he received from then Vice-President Joe Biden: "Go home.
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"My first piece of advice would be to have no expectations," she writes of trying natural wines.
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"The biggest piece of advice I would give any donor is to be proactive," Ms. Tuna said.
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And the one piece of advice that my stylist, Jordan Foster, gave me was, 'Make pregnant friends.
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What do you think the one piece of advice older people would give to their younger selves?
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As climate change progresses, Stokes told Insider that her biggest piece of advice is "to talk about it."
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My piece of advice to someone interested in this is to be patient — it takes a long time.
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Sorry, Chris Noth, but this is one piece of advice we're all happy Mariska Hargitay did not take!
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It's not necessarily a piece of advice from me as a woman, but more as a human being.
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But of His Dark Materials Philip Pullman just shared a really good, tangible piece of advice on Twitter.
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And I think the piece of advice I would have there is, just do the next right thing.
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Her No. 1 piece of advice is that entrepreneurs shouldn't wait for something to fall into their lap.
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" Aside from focusing on family, Green has another piece of advice for contestants of the show: "Be yourself.
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Who is the last person who gave you a really good piece of advice and what was it?
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Dalio also has a second piece of advice for retail investors: Know how to diversify your portfolio well.
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That is why the best piece of advice I can give you about money is this:Money is dynamic.
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These forums can be supportive and helpful, but it's hard to know what piece of advice is best.
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How a small piece of advice—about the storm windows, for instance—could provoke accusations of controlling behavior.
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What's your top piece of advice to anyone who wants to or travels as much as you do?
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What's your top piece of advice to anyone who travels as much as you do (or wants to)?
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I'll give you a little piece of advice from my grandmother: The graveyards are full of indispensable people.
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That one little piece of advice is really all you ever need to know, if you ask me.
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My second piece of advice: Form a community of your own, whether that's locally in person or online.
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Their first piece of advice: Everywhere you look you can find a stand-in for an exercise barre.
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We asked venture capitalists to share one piece of advice for startups to help them weather the coronavirus.
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LaDainian also gave Saquon 1 piece of advice for his NFL career -- and we hope he takes it.
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The best piece of advice I got when I was a young engineer was to run toward problems.
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The one piece of advice I give on this is: Stop thinking about this as a national issue.
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The first piece of advice I'd give you is to be careful about which news sources you trust!
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We've given you this piece of advice dozens of times before, so pardon the repetition, but it's important!
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A common piece of advice we hear when looking into tactics for deeper penetration is to elevate our hips.
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Increased market volatility this year has mostly prompted financial experts to repeat one piece of advice: Stay the course.
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No matter what kind of photo you're attempting to take, Culpo's biggest piece of advice always remains the same.
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That's why, he says, there's one piece of advice he gives all athletes about how to handle their money.
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About halfway through Little Woods, Ollie (Tessa Thompson) offers a piece of advice to her sister Deb (Lily James).
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Kerrigan also admitted that Yamaguchi encouraged her to participate in the series — and gave her a piece of advice.
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But if we have one piece of advice for Cruz's staff, it's this: Don't pretend like Cruz got hacked.
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Reserve time for big thinking and fun hobbiesThe last piece of advice is more light-hearted but critically important.
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If I could give her one piece of advice it would be to please stop using the scripted jokes.
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One piece of advice: Mercury will retrograde in Leo, a fire sign known for its pride and big ego.
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Kunis shared one key piece of advice on an Australia's Kyle and Jackie O Show that might surprise you.
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A piece of advice: Don't listen to anyone who tries to limit your self-expression with silly style rules.
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It is an odd piece of advice to give people dressed identically, but you should — you should be yourself.
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The photographs include a personal quote that allows the subjects to give a piece of advice to other children.
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Before leaving on his humanitarian mission, the actor received an invaluable piece of advice that he chose to ignore.
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When it comes to making a personal business guarantee, Will Beckett has one piece of advice: Don't do it.
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Finally ... Rich has one more piece of advice -- go HARD after an AFC South quarterback coming off an injury.
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If you don't like what you get, you can click "Try Again" to receive a different piece of advice.
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The first piece of advice my mother gave me when I moved into my own studio a year ago?
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One piece of advice we'd offer the Shell board for future years is to reward performance relative to competitors.
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It all sounds pretty good, but before you start your application, it's worth considering Lack's last piece of advice.
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Clearing out your house is Ms. Santana's first piece of advice for friends looking for an overall healthier lifestyle.
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One piece of advice it offered: Take a banana and bagel to eat before the start of the race.
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If you do ever happen to end up on the show, Terry has another piece of advice for you.
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"The first piece of advice, especially for retirement savers, is not to have a knee-jerk reaction," she said.
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Proofread for typos and grammarLet's start with the most obvious piece of advice, because it needs to be said.
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Besides, his friends in Holland had given him a second piece of advice: don't escape until after the game.
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There's no one piece of advice that will work for everyone seeking to maximize returns on their emergency savings.
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"[Sophie] gave me a piece of advice," Midge announces to her audience, pacing the stage like a restless lioness.
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What do you feel was the single most important piece of advice your mom and dad gave you growing up?
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" At the time, he also added a piece of advice for teens about drugs: "If you've never done it, don't.
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" But she did share one piece of advice: "Make sure you take care of yourself and don't get too tired.
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While he declined to offer advice to Trump or Peña Nieto, Slim offered a small piece of advice on negotiations.
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His biggest piece of advice for other runners, he said, was not to wear earbuds while out on the trails.
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While those visits taught me many lessons about managing money, there was one piece of advice I still swear by.
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But, he does offer a piece of advice to those who wanna shade Jay -- the man's work speaks for itself.
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That's the biggest piece of advice I can offer to anyone else that struggles with summer depression: Just say no.
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Oh, not to mention that genius piece of advice Ice-T casually gave her about dealing with those Internet trolls.
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There was also one piece of advice that even pro-swimmers might have trouble following: don't pee in the pool.
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In an interview with Refinery29 in December of 2016, Mirren revealed her one big piece of advice for young women.
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If entrepreneur Mark Douglas could give his younger self one piece of advice, it would be to start investing sooner.
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As part of the Council for Economic Education's #MySavingsTip campaign, the founder and CEO shares her top piece of advice.
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The last piece of advice that I have for you is to shift your mindset when it comes to sex.
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I heard almost every piece of advice there is about switching jobs during the first few years of my career.
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When it comes to choosing a good ramen shop, Hoshi had a surprising piece of advice: Check out the restroom.
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The National Park Service has a piece of advice for anyone hoping to interact with bison in Yellowstone National Park.
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My biggest piece of advice for covering a candidate like Donald Trump: Just pretend he's the Republican nominee for president.
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Yet for major consultancy executive Michael Kassan, his one piece of advice for budding entrepreneurs is fundamental: the people involved.
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By following Robbins' simple piece of advice, you will find yourself moving past shame and onto bigger and better things.
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And the other piece of advice I have is: Don't underestimate the value of keeping yourself healthy, strong and well.
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"My best piece of advice is to talk to people," says Noa Azulai, who interned at Broadly this past summer.
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And he had a piece of advice for the Justice Department about the Mueller report, which had not been released.
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My first piece of advice for parents who are trying to juggle all this right now is to just relax.
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Related: "Don't touch your face" has become a common piece of advice, but it's not an easy habit to break.
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Yeji adds another piece of advice from Park that stuck with her and colors every message the group puts out.
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What's one piece of advice you'd give to anyone who's in a situation where someone has just lost a limb?
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A standard piece of advice about decisions is that important ones should not be made in times of traumatic upheaval.
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I had failed to follow a single piece of advice I would have given a friend in the same position.
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Eharmony's first piece of advice on the issue is to find a new job before pursuing a relationship with your boss.
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The single most important piece of advice my mom gave me didn't come so much in words, but more in example.
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Strip soon after hitting your doorstep In addition to cleaning your home, Khatri has one additional piece of advice: clean yourself.
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So, a little piece of advice to my gym nemesis: You're doing a great job being very annoying, now please stop.
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" During her 2016 PEOPLE interview, Kate identified the piece of advice she'd give her younger self: "Don't rest on your laurels.
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I guess the silliest piece of advice he's ever given me is 'Don't talk to boys' because it's unrealistic, I guess.
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Their biggest piece of advice for other franchisees is to look for a franchisor with an eye to the long term.
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His biggest piece of advice: "Don't get too attached to anything — your reputation, your accomplishments or any of it," Gupta said.
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What's your best piece of advice for a child looking to follow a similar career path to you or Baby Boiz?
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Considering just how impressive some of these markdowns are, we have one piece of advice: Add 'em to your cart now!
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" Only leaving us with this final piece of advice, "I hope others can learn not to make the mistakes I did.
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"One piece of advice that Mona gave me, which to me still holds true, is to start," Huda told Business Insider.
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As for the second piece of advice: try to have a sense of humor about this, and the lower, the better.
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"Let me give you a piece of advice that I wish I'd listened to," the man told him, according to Ryan.
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Bonus: Al's got a piece of advice for LaVar Ball ... and something tells us the Big Baller ain't gonna like it.
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In the meantime, "Don't feed the trolls" is a sound piece of advice — and one that is nearly impossible to follow.
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Optional advice: Screw up This is my unadvertised eighth piece of advice, because you shouldn't take it too literally: screw up.
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In every book, blog or conference about freelancing, you'll find the same piece of advice: Negotiate the fee on every assignment.
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One piece of advice he has for all of those breaking out in the industry: to be careful with social media.
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" She adds that the best piece of advice she's ever gotten about working in the fashion industry is to "stay humble.
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However, it wasn't until my stepmom gave me that piece of advice that I got serious about building a retirement fund.
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Remaining apolitical, agencies including CERT recommend relying on the Better Business Bureau's Wise Giving Alliance, which is a solid piece of advice.
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"So my biggest piece of advice would be to take some time and don't be in a hurry to do anything," Mrs.
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" Hassan Ahmad, a Virginia-based immigration lawyer, tells PEOPLE that the "most important piece of advice is, don't take this lying down.
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Her final piece of advice: don't rush to join a gym or get a trainer until you know it's worth your money.
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The one piece of advice they all had in common: internal communications is the most critical part of your IPO communications strategy.
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"If you want a friend in Washington, get a dog," is a piece of advice often misattributed to one former U.S. president.
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If van Paasschen had one piece of advice for Trump, he said he shouldn't just be thinking about getting old jobs back.
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Gale's first piece of advice for Facebook hopefuls is simple: Apply, even if your resume does not exactly match the job description.
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In fact, if could give his younger self one piece of advice, it would be to find a healthier work-life balance.
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Another important piece of advice: Don't rush outside for a run or a hike, even if the air seems to temporarily clear.
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And then he had a simple piece of advice for anyone thinking about using social media to send a crotch shot ... DON'T!
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When you're an other in your field, like she is, she has an important piece of advice: "Find your tribe!" she says.
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"Just because a person rejects a piece of advice in the moment, that doesn't mean they've rejected it altogether," Dr. Ludden says.
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It's an important piece of advice that career coach Brady is more than willing to share with those less fortunate than him.
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For every piece of advice out there on how to be a good person, there's a conflicting opinion written in all caps.
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The stock market can be confusing, but one piece of advice has rarely steered Cramer astray: always keep an eye on bonds.
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But possibly the best piece of advice was that Goodgame and Persad should just fuck that school and go to prom anyway.
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He did offer one piece of advice to Carson -- and also took a parting jab at his storied career as a neurosurgeon.
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It was at that point that the trio received their best piece of advice from Y Combinator founder, Paul Graham, said Gebbia.
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There is still much to learn about all of these biological processes and eating, but Kemnitz provided one basic piece of advice.
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If you could give one of the candidates a piece of advice for running her or his campaign, what would it be?
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But if I could give one piece of advice to my colleagues, it's this: find and marry someone with excellent health insurance.
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Gale's first piece of advice for Facebook hopefuls is simple — apply, even if your resume does not exactly match the job description.
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A. Trent Stellingwerff, a sports scientist and coach, had a piece of advice that I think is so simple and so powerful.
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To me, this piece of advice was worth clinging to: For 14 days after possible exposure, limit human contact to arrest spread.
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Forty-five books currently sit on my office desk, and they all share a key piece of advice: how to get rich.
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"The best piece of advice I can give in those situations is, do not make excuses for the red flags," she said.
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The best piece of advice I've ever received is ... Find people you trust, ask them what you can do better and listen.
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But the AirAsia group CEO said the best piece of advice he ever received was to slow down and take your time.
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My second piece of advice — harking back to our beginning — is to exercise patience and take our own ego out of it.
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I guess if I could give you one piece of advice, it would be this: Go get yourself a hi-vis vest.
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My dad's greatest piece of advice was to make sure that I chose something to do with my life that I enjoyed doing.
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Hermann, 50, has just one piece of advice for others looking to take the road to adoption: "Go — simply that," he tells PEOPLE.
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So we'd like to offer him a valuable piece of advice during his search: Hire an assistant to the regional manager, as well.
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"The one piece of advice that I would give every entrepreneur in America: that owning a business isn't for everybody, " Lemonis told CNBC.
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If I had to give companies looking to enter the smartwatch space in 2017 one piece of advice, it would be, simply: don't.
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My final piece of advice to any young organizer is maybe the most important: If you don't do this work, nobody else will.
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"The best part about having success is getting to give students like you my favorite piece of advice: Baby come back," Fallon said.
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If you could give one piece of advice to your younger self that pertains to your career in marketing, what would it be?
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"So my biggest piece of advice would be to take some time and don't be in a hurry to do anything," Obama continued.
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But one piece of advice: don't be an idiot and burn the first chunk of money you make on a fancy, expensive watch.
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If there was one piece of advice I had going into the 2017 Emmy Awards, it was: don't bet against Big Little Lies.
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New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has a piece of advice for her fellow leaders: Don't be on the wrong side of history.
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He offers a similar piece of advice for the Council for Economic Education's #MySavingsTip campaign: "Travel makes you a better person," he writes.
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To close out the piece of local news, the Bangor Maine Police Department left its Facebook followers with a small piece of advice.
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If you could give people a single piece of advice on how to experience a party to the fullest, what would it be?
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For young people who are hoping to become successful, LaCola says his number one piece of advice is to stick with your passions.
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If self-made millionaire Grant Cardone could give his younger self one piece of advice, it would be to skip the home purchase.
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If you're heading off to college later this month, we have but one piece of advice: Call 👏your 👏parents 👏often.
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This piece of advice comes from negotiation guru Cindy Gallop: push your ask as high as you possibly can before it sounds ridiculous.
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If there's one piece of advice that driving experts unanimously recommend you follow in the winter, it's this: Slow down and back off.
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The number one piece of advice she's got for anyone who wants to have a singing career is to find a good lawyer.
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Her most important piece of advice is to not go crazy with portion sizes, and to get into the habit of eating well.
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Having progressed from a studio project to a live show, Alex, what's the one piece of advice you would pass on to Markov?
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So while this piece of advice is a little risky, it can pay off big time, if you take it the right way.
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Chuck did have an important piece of advice for boxers trying to make the switch ... but he still thinks it's a bad idea.
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But he also had a piece of advice, Mr. Klinkenberg said: If the ham didn't have a sweet glaze, it wouldn't be popular.
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"The first piece of advice is get a job that makes money ... that you can do remotely, before you leave home," Abbott said.
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" In a 2014 commencement speech at the University of Southern California, he offered a similar piece of advice: "Don't just follow the trend.
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Though Mr. Braithwaite divulges few trade secrets, he did share one piece of advice for aspiring bakers: don't let your layers mix together.
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If the issues have gotten worse and your boss just doesn't seem to like you, Cenedella has one simple piece of advice: quit.
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HONG KONG — In his book on deal making, President Trump offered a key piece of advice on getting what you want: Promise big.
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The best piece of advice I've ever received is from my mother, that failure isn't the opposite of success, but a stepping stone.
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In the meantime, the CDC has one clear piece of advice: Avoid buying any vaping products sold through the black market, including online.
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For those who think we should hold the victims accountable for their actions, I have one piece of advice: give it a rest.
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Once someone has identified why they are investing, Copeland's next piece of advice is to invest in products or services they believe in.
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As far as the best piece of advice they've gotten, they said they discovered how to listen to each other without immediately responding.
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"Alcohol is usually served," said Mr. Gottsegen, who offered one last piece of advice for revelers: "You don't want to get too inebriated."
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" Franklin had one piece of advice to offer the pair: "He said, 'Girls, if you do American barbecue, you'll never make any money.
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She also only had sweet words for her fake little sis that included a piece of advice from someone who is older and wiser.
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Joe Biden to Trump: 'Grow up, Donald' "If you could give President Trump one piece of advice what would it be?" the questioner asked.
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This may be the most important piece of advice for anyone, including green card holders since a swipe of the pen could be catastrophic.
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But she knew exactly what she wanted to do and where — so there was a common piece of advice she made sure to ignore.
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I'll remember his hand coming toward mine to let me know that a piece of advice was headed my way, once I stopped talking.
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Another piece of advice: When you pass by people you don't recognize on the walks, smile, look them in the eye and say hello.
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One piece of advice, though: DO NOT get out your car unless there is a sign saying that it is safe to do so.
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I have only one piece of advice: Watch out for the spikes before sitting down when you are about to inspect radio telescope antenna.
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The other piece of advice Sethi gives to those considering grad school, especially if they want an MBA: only consider attending the best programs.
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"The best piece of advice that I could give anybody is that you're not going to accomplish it all in one day," he says.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A long time ago, Lucio Pozzi gave me a piece of advice I've taken to heart ever since.
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"My favorite piece of advice is when my dad is like, 'Just put on a show, just do you, there's no pressure,'" Zeuner says.
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So it's unlikely that you're going to find one piece of advice that's going to suit all the different varieties of children and cultures.
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The number one piece of advice from the CDC is to avoid bug bites: Zika virus is spread by mosquitoes — not person to person.
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There's only one piece of advice I have whenever people ask me which Mac they should get: Never buy the base, entry-level model.
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If I had a single piece of advice for anyone thinking about getting an NFC chip implant it would be to do it sober.
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Speaking at London's Southbank Centre last week, Thomas gave attendees a piece of advice that could be embraced by anyone with a creative goal.
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The stock market can be confusing, but one piece of advice has rarely steered CNBC's Jim Cramer astray: always keep an eye on bonds.
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Border patrol agent turned actor and author Vincent Vargas said that the biggest piece of advice he has for others is to fail more.
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"The secret to everything in life is learning to say no," she said, adding that Gisele Bündchen gave her that choice piece of advice.
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In the age of digital disinformation and online shenanigans, we'd like to offer a piece of advice to candidates of all stripes: Never. Hold.
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"Best piece of advice I've received — surround yourself with good people, keep them happy and challenged, and the success will come," Peter Yongvanich said.
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Starks added that his number one piece of advice for aspiring entrepreneurs is to make sure you talk to people who can help you.
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The second piece of advice is to take to heart Nobel Laureate Milton Friedman's warning that monetary policy works with long and variable lags.
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One piece of advice Welch says she wishes she had known in her 20s is the impact helping others can have on your career.
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Be careful where you store your iceAnother worthwhile piece of advice is to be careful about where you keep your ice in the freezer.
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"You can find a job that starts later, but that's not a particularly useful piece of advice for a lot of people," Zeitzer said.
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"The doors that you should be scared of in this game are the open ones," Serafinowicz tells me, as a final piece of advice.
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Murphy's biggest piece of advice to people trying to optimize their muscles in photos is to always face towards the sun in your photos.
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Can we end with the one most important piece of advice you think everyone like me should know as we become real adult people?
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One piece of advice for daters in New York: "The way a person texts can tell you a lot about them," Ms. Rothenberg said.
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His big piece of advice for CEOs right now was to be mindful of their leadership, given the massive uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus outbreak.
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Put notes on them, as well, if you've altered something to the better, or just want to offer the community a piece of advice.
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When it comes to tackling personal finance goals, Brandon's first piece of advice to is have an intimate knowledge of your income and expenses.
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Opinion WASHINGTON — My mother had one piece of advice for me when I was in my 20s: Don't marry until you're at least 30.
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She has one piece of advice for new parents of any intersex baby who might be worried for their future, offered with a smile.
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If you had to give one piece of advice for someone looking to buy a home in a golf community what would it be?
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As always, my most important piece of advice when it comes to Obamacare and taxes is to seek the aid of a tax professional.
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My one piece of advice for you: If someone said "no" the first time these two planets clashed, they'll probably say "no" again now.
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One specific piece of advice he received at Microsoft helped him transform his career at the company, where he eventually became an executive, and beyond.
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If I'm lucky, a given piece of advice might provide the tiniest spark of critical thought or the slightest tweak to a person's moral intuition.
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Piece of advice: If you're not comfortable feeling pain during your massage, then Dr. Dot and her army of Dot Bots are not for you.
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It's the most hesitant piece of advice of Bachelor hometown dates this year, even after a long line of unimpressed fathers popped up on screen.
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One year, for a Mother's Day feature, a magazine editor asked me to tell her the best piece of advice my mother ever gave me.
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"The one piece of advice I've been given over & over is to take a picture right before I give birth," Ewell wrote in her caption.
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For those of you who are at the end of your rope with your co-founders, I have one final piece of advice: Get help!
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" For future "Shark Tank" entrepreneurs, Brandt concluded with one piece of advice: "If you do go on the show, don't be afraid to be yourself.
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If I Could Tell You Just One Thing: 50 of the world's most remarkable people pass on their best piece of advice – Richard Reed 38.
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Which brings me to my last piece of advice: The main danger presented when reconnecting with your ex is that someone will catch feelings again.
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The only type of people she hiresThe most important piece of advice she gives new managersThe first question she asks employees who are feeling unmotivated
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So when Buffer's co-founder and CEO, Joel Gascoigne, decided to close down one of their offices, I gave him one key piece of advice.
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If there were just one piece of advice I could give, I'd tell budding entrepreneurs it would be that there's no such thing as perfection.
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If I had to single out one piece of advice that's guided me through life, most likely it would be from my grandmother, Nellie Molonson.
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" James also revealed the piece of advice he'd given Josh before his son embarked on his Hollywood career, saying, "Don't be a leading man, ever.
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If there's one piece of advice that investors should take to heart, it's that they are almost invariably not smart enough to time the market.
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If such slim pickings and the prospect of slim returns leave investors feeling disappointed, Mr. Paulsen has a simple piece of advice: Get over it.
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For those who still feel anxious about adding pattern to a room, Ms. Atwood offered a piece of advice: Start with repetitive, small-scale designs.
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In two separate meetings with two separate longtime clients, I had the same piece of advice: "Go spend some money" was my message to both.
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In 2014, Allan created a piece titled "Call Mum," which consisted of a flag on Cardiff Castle emblazoned with that very decent piece of advice.
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"I'm not discounting 20-something exploration here, but I am discounting exploration that's not supposed to count" Smart networking is Jay's second piece of advice.
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My favorite piece of advice is to always do what you do with purpose and to keep your mission at the core of your company.
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He is often reminded of a piece of advice his father gave him: Better to retire a year too early than a year too late.
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The Iranian-American CEO had another piece of advice for recent graduates too: "Work in a place where you can make a difference," he said.
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" Corey Hawkins, who played Dr. Dre, takes that piece of advice to heart in his current project, a Broadway revival of "Six Degrees of Separation.
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For patients who struggle with cleaning between their teeth, Dr. Sahota's main piece of advice is to power through for 10 days in a row.
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"My biggest piece of advice is don't wait to buy it," said Henske, who purchased his own policy when he was in his early 30s.
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One piece of advice would be to use a service like [PEStack's] free Vendor Profiles platform to identify viable providers and build up a shortlist.
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And she offered another piece of advice: Don't discount a town because it doesn't have everything on your wish list, like, say, a defined downtown.
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Holland said that the worst piece of advice he ever received was from Mark Wahlberg, who told him to "go out and have some fun."
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"Don't feed the trolls" is a piece of advice as old as the internet; to that truism we should add, "Don't confuse the spies with trolls."
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Ryan Seacrest is no rookie at hosting, but he gladly welcomed a key piece of advice from veteran Regis Philbin for his new role on Live.
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With multiple locations throughout Greenville, Goldsmith said his first piece of advice to prospective franchisees is finding a business in which you really enjoy the product.
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Second piece of advice: Bring along this rechargeable lantern to keep your campsite well-lit and free of the things that go "bump" in the night.
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I'm one of those people where if I get a piece of advice from someone I look up to and respect, I'll really listen to it.
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" Offering up a piece of advice, Bush continued: "There will be very tough times, made even more difficult by criticism you may not think is fair.
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And as Cassidy continues to embark on her journey in Hollywood, she says she'll never forget the biggest piece of advice she received from her father.
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Her biggest piece of advice for parents back then was to try to stay away from the focus on end results, particularly grades and test scores.
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Although their third tip of using cloth diapers gets immediately laughed off, their fourth piece of advice is most likely accurate — at least for the Brothers.
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And as long as I'm here, I've got one more piece of advice: If your baby has cradle cap, try Head and Shoulders, not coconut oil.
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What's the best piece of advice you can give to our readers who also have big dreams and want practical tips on how to achieve them?
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Every year on their anniversary, they take one out and read it, and this year's piece of advice was a little more salacious than they anticipated.
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" Bush then gives Kimmel a piece of advice: "Here's what I know, if you run a positive campaign, the voters ultimately will make the right choice.
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A simple piece of advice that has been useful to me is that whatever job you want, you have to make it work on your own.
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She says that if she could give one piece of advice to emerging business women today, it would be to add golf to their skill set.
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Which is why, $300,000 later, I've got one huge piece of advice about money that you need to hear:Your money can work harder than you can.
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Littlefinger finally accepts that Sansa is no longer the weak girl he left at Ramsay's mercy, and chooses to give her one last piece of advice.
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Which brings me to my final piece of advice...When you're moving around a lot, you do not want to bring a shit ton of stuff.
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Then I remember her second piece of advice: In order to see results, the last few reps of each exercise should be almost impossible to complete.
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While colleges have invested much in addressing our students' many concerns and challenges, there is one important piece of advice that we still fall short on.
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Here, then, is an emphatic piece of advice: Go see it at the Bushwick Starr, where Aya Ogawa has directed a wild ride of a production.
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Business Insider consulted nine European venture capitalists and asked them to share a piece of advice for founders trying to navigate 2020's "black swan" event.
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Don't change your long-term investment strategyDuring times of uncertainty like this one, most financial planners have one primary piece of advice: Stick to your plan.
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When it comes to your 2401(k), there's one piece of advice that most financial experts agree on in market routs like this: Stay the course.
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The one piece of advice I would offer a new manager is to take time to understand exactly what capabilities or attributes they are hiring for.
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My editor offered a legitimate-sounding piece of advice: Because I wasn't a food expert, I should skip writing about what the food exactly tasted like.
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" For investors worried about what the new year could bring, Cramer offered a piece of advice: "Do not let this hideous action throw you off the scent.
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"Arianna Huffington wrote a book about how important it is to get a good night's sleep, and I think that's a good piece of advice," said Yellen.
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A popular piece of advice is that Champagne and bubbly especially needs to be stored on its side, especially when many vintage bubblies can be very old.
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The businessman said his family is constantly asking him to be "nicer" at the debates -- a piece of advice that he said he has had trouble following.
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But her most powerful piece of advice was directed at a mother who wanted to make sure her daughters avoided the confidence issues that had plagued her.
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Amid the harsh reactions from Kardashian's fanbase to dump Thompson, rapper Cardi B had a piece of advice for the new mom that went against the grain.
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One last parting piece of advice – as exciting and tempting as it is to watch any form of real money appreciate so quickly, remember to remain rational.
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" When it comes to dealing with critics and being in the spotlight, Rumer has an important piece of advice for her younger sisters: "Just be unapologetically yourself.
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I think the one really practical piece of advice, particularly when you're starting and there are so many questions, just, everyday is like, where do I begin?
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As it happens, using a downward shift of pitch is also a frequent piece of advice given to those who want to sound more authoritative—like Thatcher.
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That's an especially hard piece of advice to take in the younger you are, but when it come to a mastery of anything, it's pretty damn true.
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There's a secret to Branson's success, and it's very simpleHe has one piece of advice for anyone still at the beginning of their careers: don't give up.
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In 2019, he published an uncharacteristically short book detailing his own process — and one particularly brief chapter contained a brilliant piece of advice that everyone could use.
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Here's her top piece of advice: Instead of searching for one person to guide you through every step, look for something a little less serious, she says.
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The first piece of advice is that you should pay very much more attention than did Chairwoman Yellen to financial conditions in your setting of monetary policy.
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According to Welch, this surprising piece of advice was given to her by billionaire entrepreneur Jeff Bezos when asked about what he looks for in successful employees.
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My number one piece of advice to you, Hustlin', is to maintain multiple streams of income so that you have the freedom to say no when necessary.
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"I think the best piece of advice I got or saw was how you're working with actors who are at the top of the game," Holland said.
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"The first piece of advice is get a job that makes money and get a job that ... you can do remotely before you leave home," Abbott said.
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We asked venture capitalists to share one piece of advice for startups to help them weather the coronavirus and its effects on the health of their business.
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Business Insider talked to a dozen venture capitalists and asked them to share one piece of advice that they're giving to the startup companies in their portfolios.
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For $100: A personal or career development courseTake a piece of advice from legendary investor and billionaire Warren Buffett: Invest in yourself and instantly increase your worth.
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Feloni: Is there a piece of advice that you would give to someone who maybe wants to have a career like yours or draw inspiration from it?
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Donald Trump Jr. on Thursday offered his father a piece of advice on his 72nd birthday: Don't sit down for an interview with special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Skating legend Dorothy Hamill has a piece of advice for the athletes participating in this year's winter Olympics: Put your money with people you know and trust.
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"When whistleblowers come and ask me for advice, my first piece of advice is always talk to a lawyer first before you do anything else," he said.
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What I do know is that — thanks to that piece of advice — I do have an insurance policy, a retirement account, and a high-interest savings account.
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With earnings season well underway, Cramer wanted to remind investors of a crucial piece of advice as the results pour in: do not overthink this stock market.
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On Mr. Obama's first Inauguration Day, in 2009, President George W. Bush gave him a good piece of advice: Pick a pardon policy and stick with it.
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My biggest piece of advice is to get feedback from as many people as you can, especially from people who have held positions that you're interested in.
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FONSECA-WOLLHEIM I think the single best piece of advice I can give is to do as Daniel suggested and bring only one child at a time.
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Refinery29 spoke to Dunne over the phone about her new single, why love songs are hard, and what the best piece of advice she received as a musician.
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If he could share one piece of advice with young people, that would be it, the Alibaba founder told an audience at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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If Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey could give his younger self one piece of advice, it would be to pay more attention to his fitness and nutrition.
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Kathleen's biggest piece of advice is to use cash, but I have found that I tend to run out of cash pretty fast because it feels more accessible.
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One asked if there was a particular piece of advice she wishes she could give her teenage self following more than a decade of accumulated wisdom and experience.
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How lucky that the hashtag is aging into the double digits today, giving me the gift of a news peg for sharing this piece of advice with you!
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Even those who have come the closest can't match the authenticity of a Martha Stewart piece of advice, given their websites' immaculate, commissioned layouts and roster of contributors.
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If you had to give a piece of advice or something, usually people learn through mistakes, it doesn't have to be mistakes, maybe something you did incredibly well.
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Just like cutting back on lattes, this a regular piece of advice we hear about all the time — but this one is a little more grounded in reality.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. The best piece of advice I can offer in regards to being in a relationship in college is to not be.
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Justice Department veterans have one piece of advice for President Donald Trump and those around him in the wake of an explosive whistleblower scandal this week: Lawyer up.
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But at the Iconic Tour in Los Angeles, Hawk admits that there is one piece of advice he would give his younger self: Keep control of your brand.
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This last piece of advice is also important: you can snort and drink everything and do as you please, as long as you can still: One, buy food.
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"You have to have the hide of a rhinoceros to be in public service," Hernandez said, referencing Eleanor Roosevelt's famous piece of advice for women entering public life.
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Take a piece of advice my boss gave me when I was stressing out about my professional trajectory: "You'll have so many careers before you retire," she said.
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My last piece of advice is for students and educators alike: You both have the ability to change your school, community, and the lives of those around you.
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I have a tiny piece of advice, then: as the news comes in, you should read it with a different state of mind than your usual news consumption.
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I have a tiny piece of advice, then: as the news comes in, you should read it with a different state of mind than your usual news consumption.
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Here's a piece of advice we had to offer ourselves, by the way: Like most kinds of columnists, those that give advice tend to run out of helpfulness.
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The first piece of advice Dr. Gershman gives to a family with pet allergies is to remove the pet from the house, but many people don't heed it.
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"The number one piece of advice he got was just, 'Smile, look like you're having a good time,'" said Ben Yu, a longtime friend and fellow professional gambler.
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A second universal piece of advice from the people interviewed here: in lieu of spray-DMing higher-ups you don't know, make friends with people on your level.
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One consistent piece of advice from the group was that founders should be thinking about an exit much more regularly, even if they are steadfastly opposed to one.
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If he had to give his younger self a piece of advice, he said it would be this: "All things that are worthwhile are very difficult to obtain."
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If Reddit and Initialized Capital co-founder Alexis Ohanian could give his 20-year-old self one piece of advice, it would be to stick with computer science.
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To her surprise, she tells CNBC Make It, it was through this executive coach that she received one key piece of advice — that she believes everyone should ignore.
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Weil also discussed the cinematic inspirations behind the series, the best piece of advice Peele gave him, and tips for aspiring creators trying to break through in Hollywood.
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" On her first trip to Reading, she and her assistant pulled into a gas station, and a guy told them, "Can I give you a piece of advice?
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Cenedella ends with this piece of advice: "Just remember that when you're working for a boss, your job is to get your boss a gold star," he says.
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JPB: My number one piece of advice would be to spend time with yourself, and figure out what makes you and your business unique and capitalize on it.
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O'Leary's number one piece of advice is to add an additional $20 in cold hard cash onto your tip, just once, on top of paying the full percentage.
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Now, as a successful entrepreneur who knows about the value of saving and investing your money, George says he has one piece of advice for young athletes today.
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The third piece of advice I have is to really clarify why you want to come to America — that way, you can be strategic about achieving your goals.
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With earnings season well underway, Jim Cramer wanted to remind investors of a crucial piece of advice as the results pour in: do not overthink this stock market.
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Taylor confirmed what other entrepreneurs and investors have said about Benioff — that his number one piece of advice to software start-up founders is to hire more salespeople.
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"The number one piece of advice I always offer families who want to get started on traveling with kids is to start in your own hometown," Carmen said.
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Her tips for starting a YouTube channel (10:06)Her top piece of advice for starting a YouTube channel is to create videos that you actually enjoy watching.
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And the people who work for you are also subject to those rules and norms, and that's a piece of advice that I gave to the incoming president.
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Begala, who defended Clinton in the media during the investigation into his affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky, has one piece of advice for Trump: Shut up.
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If I were going to offer one piece of advice to movie experts venturing into TV, it would be to make their opening episodes as interesting as possible.
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Whether you're a writer or director, or even producer, my biggest piece of advice is to think of yourself as a storyteller first, and let everything flow from that.
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And of all the advice that Allison has received over the years when it comes to Ethan, she's most thankful for the one piece of advice she didn't take.
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A piece of advice that my dad always told me is that in a relationship, when you meet someone young, the hardest thing to do is change with them.
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" Luckily, the star more often than not makes good beauty choices, saying that the best piece of advice anyone has ever given her was "to grow out my brows.
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Burns spoke to Refinery29 about how she managed to stumble into the beloved film, as well as the piece of advice Nora Ephron gave her that she'll always remember.
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" It's a piece of advice that has been valuable for the Gronkowskis on the football field, and in the office, Dan says: "There are ups and downs [in business].
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Perhaps the best piece of advice from my current mentor is that every interaction is a job interview — you never know who can help you land the next gig.
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An older guy, a star of the team, once gave me a key piece of advice: The key to a strong kick is to start at the right time.
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But before we do, I am going to ask each one of our guests today to share a final piece of advice for anyone out there applying to Goldman.
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Start planning for retirement nowThe last piece of advice that I would give my 20-year-old self is that it's never too early to start saving for retirement.
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But she also utilized a piece of advice she received in the flood of nearly 4000 LinkedIn messages: "Not now" doesn't mean "not ever," a Google employee told her.
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Get a store rewards cardThis may seem like a "no duh" piece of advice, but you'd be shocked at how many people still haven't signed up for free rewards.
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The one piece of advice you need to hear as a current, or future, successful business entrepreneur is that it is absolutely acceptable, and sometimes necessary, to seek help.
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"I think that's the single best piece of advice: Constantly think about how you could be doing things better and questioning yourself," Musk tells Mashable in a 2012 video.
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Earlier this month, Clinton told CNN&aposs Jake Tapper his one piece of advice for Trump was to let the lawyers deal with impeachment, and focus on his work.
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Screen: In the unlikely chance that you're buying a monitor just for this setup, my primary piece of advice is to get a monitor that has multiple HDMI ports.
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At another time of political controversy, a few years before his death, he took me to one side at a local event and gave me a piece of advice.
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"He always talked a lot about trusting your stuff, and that's a pretty universal piece of advice, but coming from Roy Halladay, everything meant that much more," Biddle said.
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And he had a piece of advice for Trump, with whom he has had a fraught relationship since the meeting at the White House where his deal was rejected.
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Few examples back up this piece of advice like Donald Trump's reaction to his 2016 second place finish in the Iowa caucuses, which happened on this day in 2016.
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It's the simplest, cheapest, most effective and straightforward piece of advice health experts are handing out in the face of a novel coronavirus outbreak that's rapidly circling the globe.
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Editorial President Trump seems to have absorbed at least one piece of advice from Barack Obama: North Korea's nuclear program is a problem in urgent need of a solution.
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Jon also had a great piece of advice for Trump's handshake game, which looks to have improved with Canadian PM Trudeau ... by about 13 seconds over the Japanese PM.
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This might seem like a kindergarten-level piece of advice, but before you say anything, imagine if you were the person you hurt—what would you want to hear?
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Okay, so for the disillusioned, frustrated modern dater who's banging her head against the wall — or a disillusioned former dater in a relationship — what is your simple piece of advice?
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That was a piece of advice I held sacrosanct until a few weeks ago, when I went absolutely batshit crazy on an ex of mine in an incredibly public setting.
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A member of the Trump campaign's evangelical advisory board in 2016, Richard Land recalled being asked that summer what his first piece of advice for the Republican candidate would be.
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And the reality star did get one very important piece of advice from Watch What Happens Live host and drinking talk show connoisseur Andy Cohen: The host should stay sober!
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While 49% of voters mourned the loss of the referendum Sunday as the death of democracy in Turkey, one Erdogan supporter had a piece of advice for the President's critics.
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The top piece of advice I'd give fledgling parents (which I wish I could follow better myself) is just this: Be aware of those moments, and never turn one down.
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No matter what customers suspect, Walton has learned to give them one piece of advice: "If their gut is telling them something is wrong, they are usually right," he said.
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If you or a loved one is heavily invested in the outcome of this weekend's Super Bowl game, we have one piece of advice for you: Put away the phone.
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Babcock claimed that he had worked for Buffett for seven years, and shared with Banayan what he said was the greatest piece of advice he ever received from the billionaire.
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The last piece of advice is to pay very much more attention than did former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and Yellen to asset price inflation both at home and abroad.
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Her biggest piece of advice to other people who want to renovate on a budget is to plan ahead, as you'll be able to find the best deals that way.
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The other piece of advice I would give is as you elevate in your career it's really important to thank the people who helped you get to that next level.
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One common piece of advice is to start a side hustle to bring in extra cash, whether it's creating your own business or driving for Lyft in your spare time.
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And it was during this contemplative moment that I gleaned a little piece of advice from an unlikely source: David Carr, the former media columnist here, who died last year.
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As a psychologist, I like to offer this piece of advice to my clients: Pay attention to how you feel before and after you see or talk to this person.
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Founder James Abbott says that the one piece of advice all digital nomads should follow is to get a job that pays and allows remote work before starting their trip.
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"One piece of advice I usually give to parents of younger children who are in a 'high contact parenting' phase is to enjoy the chaos -- you will miss it someday."
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" Mr. Horbaczewski then told the bride and groom: "Throughout our lives my father has only given us one piece of advice about marriage: 'Marry the person you cannot live without.
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" The letter that McIlroy received from Palmer after he won the 2011 United States Open for his first major title included this piece of advice: "Just continue to be yourself.
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The best piece of advice I've ever heard about being a journalist is from the investigative reporter Amy Goodman, who has worked in Nigeria and East Timor, among other places.
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The best piece of advice I've ever heard about being a journalist is from the investigative reporter Amy Goodman, who has worked in Nigeria and East Timor, among other places.
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My second piece of advice is slightly more involved: Join the organizations who bring these types of speakers, or partner with them to turn one-sided speech into a debate.
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But if the "Full Frontal " star were to go back in time and give her 18-year-old self one piece of advice it would be this: Focus on yourself.
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"My biggest piece of advice would be to be realistic about what you want to achieve, be prepared to put in a lot of hard work and persevere," he says.
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Ward, who is very close to reaching his goal of visiting all 196 countries, has one piece of advice for those who want to lead a similar life: Start a blog.
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Last year, when Dalio discussed his first attempts at investing on Reddit, one user asked the billionaire for his top piece of advice for young investors looking to hone their abilities.
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Though she's received a lot of great advice throughout her professional journey, she tells CNBC Make It that there is one critical piece of advice she wishes she received early on.
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Clearly the café doesn't give a toss about what anyone thinks, which is why it offered this piece of advice to anyone whose feelings it had "hurt" following its initial post.
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To commemorate the International Day of Older Persons on October 1, we would like to know: What's the one piece of advice an elder has given you that you'll always remember?
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The overall piece of advice we give is to decide on a specific goal based on a deep understanding of the company and the individual and by examining the options strategically.
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For law enforcement agencies like the FBI, which have lobbied Congress and fought pitched court battles over access to encrypted data, Hayden had a piece of advice: forget about decrypting content.
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While meatless eaters wait for the new menu's rollout, I offer this piece of advice: Order everything with potatoes instead of meat—that's the key to living más and meat-free.
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Prior to filming the show, the family matriarch passed on a piece of advice to her children that has helped them ignore the negativity throughout the past 13 seasons of filming.
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"Another [piece of] advice she gave me is you've got to be able to put your heart out on a platter and be ready for someone to stab it," Siwa added.
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"If there was one piece of advice I wish I could phone back and give to myself was just concentrate on that storytelling part, on the convincing people," Butterfield told Hoffman.
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Here is our definitive guide to controlling the office stereo without being a Carl… This is probably the most important piece of advice, so while it sounds obvious it deigns repeating.
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At a Passover Seder, overwhelmed by cognac and Oksana's tsimmes, he recalls a piece of advice he once read: that to achieve "moderation in alcohol" one should drink only when hungry.
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The noncontact greeting — known as the Vulcan salute — is just one piece of advice that lawmakers are getting as they seek to protect themselves and their staff from contracting the coronavirus.
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When it comes to minimizing the impact of scars, no matter what they look like, consultant dermatologist and British Skin Foundation spokesperson Dr. Thivi Maruthappu shares one vital piece of advice.
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After a mixed earnings report from Goldman Sachs sparked a debate among Wall Street's bulls and bears, CNBC's Jim Cramer offered a piece of advice to the bank's well-known CEO.
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Here's another, blunter piece of advice: "Drinking too much at a workplace party is one of the quickest ways to derail your career," the head of an addiction treatment center says.
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One often-cited piece of advice is to wash one's hands carefully after using the bathroom or having contact with animals or places where they live, like farms and petting zoos.
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Speaking of her time at the CIA ... Elissa tells us why she's relatively new to social media, and gives movie studios one crucial piece of advice for their next spy project.
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Make space for yourself, as well as your family members Nelson&aposs biggest piece of advice for feuding families like the Kardashians is not to take sides in instances of conflict.
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Most places don't maintain a strict standard, but Perez does give one piece of advice to Facebook interns who want to schedule coffee runs with the full-time employees around them.
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"And when you think it's impossible, just remember to say this piece of advice I got from a very wise woman: I did my best, and my best is good enough."
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And when you think it's impossible, just remember to say this piece of advice I got from a very wise woman: I did my best, and my best is good enough.
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Because distributing wine is a complicated, expensive and state-by-state affair, Mr. Frank's other piece of advice was that starter wineries must be able to sell to people on the premises.
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My final piece of advice is something the great love of my life told me years after our romance was over, when we were at last able to have a clear conversation.
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Remember: 'No' is a complete sentenceGiven the limit on the number of goals you can achieve, it's important to remember a piece of advice from Oprah Winfrey: "No" is a complete sentence.
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Perhaps they would be better following another piece of advice from "The Art of the Deal": "I believe in the power of negative thinking…always go into the deal expecting the worst."
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" Afanasieff also gave BI one last piece of advice about the song: "The last thing I would tell a record company is to make another 'All I Want For Christmas Is You.
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The most important piece of advice Hackett offers new songwriters is to treat it like a job and don't give up on an idea if it doesn't work on the first try.
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As panic swirls around the Zika virus, a mosquito-borne virus linked to severe brain damage in infants, El Salvador has issued an unusual piece of advice to women: stop getting pregnant.
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"We've improved our requirements for supervision and what we require of our supervisors," she said, adding however that the bank did not check "every piece of advice that goes out the door".
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Through it all, that persistence that defined Higgins as a 14-year-old has stuck with him — and it adds plenty of color to his biggest piece of advice for young people.
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Her No. 1 piece of advice to applicants is this: Focus on "how you have owned a role and moved the needle forward, demonstrated curiosity and where you have solved a problem."
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And based on this history, there's one piece of advice that may come in handy for investors (and the current president) as Kim Jong Un flaunts his latest nuclear success: Don't overreact.
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Donio's last piece of advice to women is that if they have the option to be a leader — particularly in a space that's lacking women like law, tech, and finance — they should.
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" And Dom Detore has one more piece of advice for me too: "The only way that hustle is going to work is if you believe it's real and you make it real.
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Once he&aposs identified his risk profile and researched special situations or stocks off the beaten path, he then employs his next timeless piece of advice: Look for the low-hanging fruit.
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"The best piece of advice is, get vaccinated and make sure your children are vaccinated," Dr. Ravi Vemuri, an infectious disease specialist at Des Moines's MercyOne hospital system, told the news outlet.
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HOLMDEL, N.J. — The first piece of advice that the handler gave about Robby, a retired military working dog with one eye and wheels supporting his back legs, was not to hug him.
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She leaves prospective applicants with this final piece of advice: Focus on "how you have owned a role and moved the needle forward, demonstrated curiosity and where you have solved a problem."
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Habit Nest was recently awarded Amazon&aposs best small business with owners under 30, and Business Insider asked the cofounders for their best piece of advice for successful New Year&aposs Resolutions.
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There are certain etiquette rules it&aposs worth knowing, such as the importance of putting weights back, which was the most mentioned piece of advice in the thread, and not hogging machines.
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But Mr. Obama said the best piece of advice he could give to Mr. Trump was to rely on others around him, as the presidency isn't a job that anyone can do alone.
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Checking for lumps in the shower is a common piece of advice, since many people find that the easiest way to check their breasts is to do so when their skin is slippery.
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Was there a piece of advice or something else you picked up while working on the show that you carried with you through the years that's been useful in the projects that followed?
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The one piece of advice I give people is that if you have intuitions that what people are doing is wrong and that there could be something better, you should follow your intuitions.
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" When asked by a student at the launch of the new Penn Biden Center for Diplomacy and Global Engagement, "If you could give president Trump one piece of advice what would it be?
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The first piece of advice I'll give you is that an investment in a burr grinder is going to make your life with the Flair a lot better, and your grounds more consistent.
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The one piece of advice you need to hear as a current, or future, successful businessperson or entrepreneur is that it is absolutely acceptable — and necessary — to seek help when you need it.
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I told her it was my pleasure to help and gave her my standard, consistent, confident piece of advice: Just do as I advise and do not to ask anyone else for directions.
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" Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney offered another piece of advice to worried investors during an appearance at the same conference: "Tell people to turn their televisions off for 24 hours.
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In the following stories, these 15 women reflect on the moments they knew change needed to happen and their biggest piece of advice for overcoming burnout — or avoiding it in the first place.
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I'm militant about following this piece of advice, as—in inverse relationship to my daily needs—I can read and write, and even speak, in French much better than I can comprehend it.
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" She also acknowledges the campaign's struggle to stay on message — a "piece of advice that President Obama gave me throughout the campaign was that we needed more message discipline, and he was right.
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"Another piece of advice for entrepreneurs is they should cut their teeth learning the business someplace else before you just decide you have got what it takes to just go do this," he says.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer had a piece of advice for everyone that watched the stock market collapse and extend its multi-day losing streak on Monday as the U.S.-China trade war intensifies: Don't panic.
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This "key piece of advice" focuses on using antibiotics when they will have the most impact for the patient without driving drug resistance, noted Dr. Sally Davies, chief medical officer for the United Kingdom.
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Though the 33-year-old has seen a lot of success in her career, she says there is one piece of advice she wishes she knew as a young athlete who was turning pro.
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My main piece of advice is to order a half-size up (I wore a 9.5 rather than my standard 9) — especially if you plan to wear them with thick socks in the fall.
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I also have one cautionary piece of advice for my friends in the media: Work harder to make the stories more accurate and airtight; otherwise, you run the risk of further eroding your credibility.
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And with Thanksgiving approaching, my first piece of advice is that you shelter your high school senior from her or his loving family this Thanksgiving by absolutely prohibiting any talk of college and applications.
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For young people who would like to put their money to work in stocks, billionaire investor and Bridgewater Associates hedge fund magnate Ray Dalio's No. 1 piece of advice is simple: just get started.
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Melia Russell and Megan Hernbroth asked a dozen venture capital investors to share the main piece of advice they're giving startups who are preparing for the first bear market in more than a decade.
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The most important piece of advice she gives aspiring people managersIf someone wants to be a manager, I always recommend they start by making sure they're doing it because they want to empower others.
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Nicolette Wilson-Clarke, founder of Embodied Entrepreneur and Master Coach to Creative Entrepreneurs, said that the best piece of advice she ever received was to have faith in herself and what she could achieve.
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But the No. 1 piece of advice that he talks about getting from Red Barber, his mentor, is that you bring one thing to the booth that nobody else can, and that is yourself.
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I spent the next few months introducing her to other moms in my local SAHM community and offering up every piece of advice I had so she would feel supported if she joined in.
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In light of all this, and because the flu season still hasn't reached its high point yet, with weeks left to go, there's really one piece of advice to give: Get your flu shot.[MMWR]
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John Kelly says he tried to prevent all of this Former White House chief of staff John Kelly told the Washington Examiner he gave Trump an important piece of advice before leaving his old post.
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If I can leave you with one final piece of advice, it would be to cherish the moments you have with your family – from your wife and your kids to your four-legged family members.
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Whether it happens or not fails to be seen yet, but I do have one piece of advice for Drake if he's strapped for cash—send in that video of Travis to You've Been Framed.
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Despite all of this, there is one piece of advice about detoxing that Kourtney gets right: Underneath the headline for her guide, she wrote, "What works for me," and that is so key to remember.
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Dalio's No.1 piece of advice for average investors is to avoid trying to anticipate or react strongly to market moves at all: "Don't play the game, because it is pros against you," he said.
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Dicko is basically like one of those annoyingly talented older siblings, who always has the right answer and right piece of advice at the right time, even when you might not want to hear it.
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It's a sage piece of advice that Liza (Sutton Foster) gives Kelsey (Hilary Duff) in season 2, and a lesson she's learning the hard way as a 40-year-old divorcée starting her life over.
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A little over two weeks after the 38-year-old country singer and his wife Taylor welcomed daughter Presley Elizabeth, Young revealed the worst piece of advice he has been given about fatherhood thus far.
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In the context of a world that's currently changing faster and is more globalized than ever before, what would your most important piece of advice be to first-time entrepreneurs setting up a new business?
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So, mostly, since joining makes me feel better, I try to figure out how to get out of bed and — while this first piece of advice may just sound like housekeeping — I exercise every day.
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Here's another free, useful piece of advice from O'Sullivan, whom I've only spoken to via email but seems to have her shit together: Don't put random stuff you find on the floor in your mouth.
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Sue Mi Terry, a former CIA analyst specializing in Korean issues, has said her one piece of advice for Trump heading into this summit is to pay close attention to the experts at his elbow.
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The one piece of advice I will give you regarding today's puzzle is to slow down and really appreciate how tough it is to get a two-dimensional, square grid to do this Schrödinger thing.
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Refraining from outdoor activities on heavily-polluted days is the most common piece of advice when it comes to avoiding the effects of air pollution from medical experts, including those at the American Lung Association.
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But before you slip all the way into numbing paralysis or do something rash, let's return to the piece of advice that's been shared more than any other during the COVID-19 outbreak: Don't panic.
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Known for dispensing advice to the bevy of young men that surround her, including the likes of Ocean and Syd tha Kid, she divulges the last piece of advice she gave Frank face-to-face.
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The other piece of advice would be, and I think this one might be useless because I don't think anyone believes it until they're actually in it themselves, but startups are harder than you'd think.
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Her biggest piece of advice: don't sit in the chair and dictate what technique you want done (like balayage, single process, double process, etc.) because everyone has a different interpretation of what that could look like.
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"Specialize and pick your own niche," is a piece of advice most entrepreneurs will have heard at some point throughout their careers, however, 29-year-old Tugrul Cirakoglu seems to really have taken it to heart.
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He told Business Insider that if he could give any newcomers to the space a piece of advice, it would be to "treat healthcare as a student of history," because of its complicated and multifaceted nature.
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Pay $25 more than your minimum paymentOkay, so this piece of advice came from the loan officer at my car dealership, but when I ran it by my parents they confirmed that they do it, too.
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This CEO also exemplified another piece of advice I give my CEOs: In bad times, you should own the problem, and then over-communicate when it comes to informing your board about it and exploring solutions.
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Finally, perhaps the best piece of advice was one we heard from across all industries: Avoid events the week of Christmas and New Year's, when school is out and crowds and tourists are at their peak.
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Suppose a studio executive approaches you at a cocktail party and says that they think the rom-com is about to have a resurgence, and wants your best piece of advice for making a great one.
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"When a young kid has Tim Duncan put his arm around him and guide them in a certain way, give them a piece of advice, that's way more important than what I can do," Popovich said.
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The main piece of advice I would give my younger self is to know your worth before you start any negotiation process because knowing your worth is the most important mindset shift you will ever make.
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And the production had a public relations firm, DKC, give a media workshop for the cast that included this piece of advice: If there are threats on social media, take a screenshot and alert the production.
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We could repeat this piece of advice in every edition of our Mentor Text series regardless of genre: No matter what you're writing about, don't waste your conclusion by just lazily restating what you've already said.
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During a lunch with Republicans senators on Tuesday, Vice President Mike Pence offered a familiar-sounding piece of advice for the lawmakers in the room who have struggled with a viable defense strategy: read the transcript.
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When Bookout, 25, revealed to her parents that she was pregnant for the first time at the age of 16, she recalls her mother giving her a piece of advice that she stands by to this day.
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In the interview, Lake credited a colleague for a piece of advice she says helped her win the promotion: Tell Dimon how much you want the job and tell him how hard you will work for him.
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Now, I don't make the kind of money that'll see me turning down lobster at any point and if I can give you one piece of advice it's that if you're ever offered lobster, YOU TAKE IT!
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But that's a stunningly difficult piece of advice to follow, because we've evolved to care a great deal about what everyone else in our group is thinking and about what everyone else in our group is doing.
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"One piece of advice that I've given her is not to stress too much about having to get into one particular college," Obama said during a town hall on college affordability in Des Moines, Iowa, last September.
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Uhart, who hopes his story will inspire others, says that his one piece of advice for anyone who comes into a windfall: Turn that money into more money, but also, "take a certain percentage to have fun."
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Read more: 'Lawyer up': DOJ veterans have one piece of advice for Trump and Giuliani amid the Ukraine whistleblower scandalDepartment of Justice policy dictates that Trump's position as a sitting US president makes him immune from prosecution.
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This time, two senior staffers informed me that current protocol dictated that constituents petition their doctors for tests, an unsatisfying piece of advice that suggested the state government was passing the buck back down to lower echelons.
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A sports psychologist he has been seeing gave him a useful piece of advice: Good players can be exposed on a bad day, so if you can be smart, you can find a way to beat them.
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That is until, in early August, when a supply-chain researcher gave me a startlingly simple piece of advice: Go to the Trump store and take a look at some of the fine print on the labels.
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So this is the piece of advice I give to all my friends right before they give birth: If you really feel like you're on the brink, get an uninterrupted night of sleep by whatever means possible.
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This piece of advice I have even taken with me into motherhood and hope to instill in my kids that they too can be who they want to be and do anything they want to do.3.
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Oh, and at night I'd be an electronic music DJ. The best piece of advice I've ever received is ... When I was an intern at Microsoft in 1998 or so, I had lunch at Bill Gates' house.
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"If you have champagne tastes, my biggest piece of advice would be to remember what you're working toward big picture," Stefanie O'Connell, a financial advisor for millennials and author of " The Broke and Beautiful Life," told INSIDER.
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The second piece of advice involves measuring: Second, just as you would measure your own neck, chest and waist before buying a piece of clothing, measuring your drone is the best way of assuring the best fit. Yup!
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My very last question, there's a lot of entrepreneurial women and presumably men here, what would be the one piece of advice you'd give them to do that you've done well and one that you would not do?
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According to TD Ameritrade's Young Americans & College survey, millennials ages 22 to 93 say that the top piece of advice they'd give their 18-year-old selves would be to work and earn money while enrolled in classes.
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"One piece of advice that I've given her is not to stress too much about having to get into one particular college," Obama told students during a town hall on college affordability in Des Moines, Iowa, in September.
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"For people who are completely new to the business and starting out with wholesale, my No. 1 piece of advice to you would be to understand that, like any business ... it requires a lot of work," Lubarsky says.
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"One piece of advice I like to give entrepreneurs is build something that you understand," Jasmine Shells, founder and CEO of Five to Nine, an HR tech tool that helps companies create more inclusive work environments, told VICE.
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One specific piece of advice is that if any bullet point on your resume spills over by a word or two into a second line, figure out a way to write shorter, so it stays on one line.
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At 19 years old, Gweneth Lee decided she was only going to date incredibly wealthy men when she received a piece of advice from her boss while she was crying at her desk about her most recent boyfriend.
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Key players in the Microsoft antitrust fight — which the Justice Department brought to court 20 years ago this month — have one piece of advice for tech companies facing criticism now: Engage with your critics before it's too late.
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As for what piece of advice these seasoned sex experts wish they had received when they were younger, Stephens says she wishes someone would have dispelled the myth that there's a right or wrong way to have sex.
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From the time Angelou and Winfrey first got to know each other, Winfrey recalled, the poet and civil rights activist had provided her a solid piece of advice on building relationships with people: Actions speak louder than words.
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Read more:Starbucks is changing its dress code, and it is sparking celebration among baristas with facial piercingsA Starbucks co-founder says his most important piece of advice for new entrepreneurs is to avoid becoming obsessed with their products
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" Fernandes admitted that it's easy for him to say now, after what he's achieved during his career, but if he could give just one piece of advice, it would be to "try and keep the weekends to yourself.
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The Problem: Too-Cold WaterA common piece of advice you'll see when reading pour over brewing guides is to let the water sit off-boil for around 30 seconds to get to the optimal brewing temperature, between 195-205°.
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Now he'll have to actually change diapers!" jokes Coulier, who has a son of his own, adding one very important piece of advice for the new dad: "Always wash your hands in between changing diapers and the next meal.
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One early piece of advice from the community is to allow bot creators control over their own pages – that way they could have design their own listings, upload better photos, and could more reliably point visitors to download links.
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"One piece of advice that I've given her is not to stress too much about having to get into one particular college," President Obama told a group of high school students in September, according to the Chicago Sun-Times.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May said U.S. President Donald Trump had previously advised her to sue the European Union as part of her Brexit strategy, disclosing a piece of advice Trump said last week she had ignored.
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First, I would offer one piece of advice to my colleagues in the business of active management, whether old-fashioned, long-only investing or hedge funds: Showcasing past outperformance is important but not the most compelling case to make.
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" Meanwhile, Beachler concluded her emotional acceptance speech by saying, "When you think it's impossible, just remember to say this piece of advice I got from a very wise woman: I did my best, and my best is good enough.
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The second piece of advice I have is to research the many visa and green card options that can allow you to come to the United States and grow your company (you can read about them on my blog).
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Screenshot: FDA (Youtube)This holiday season, the Food and Drug Administration has issued an important, somehow not obvious piece of advice to the public: Please don't eat or use glitter in your baked goods unless it's clearly labeled as edible.
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" The former commander in chief went on to share a piece of advice with the couple, writing, "After 26 years together, we can say that whatever challenges life may bring, sharing them with someone you love makes it all better.
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As far as the haters go, GoT fans who have commented on the post are leaving us with the only good piece of advice we've ever gotten from the Lannisters: "A lion doesn't concern himself with the opinions of sheep."
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Tentatively titled "Option B," a reference to a piece of advice she was given by a close friend after the untimely death of her husband David Goldberg, it has been co-written with well-known Wharton professor and author Adam Grant.
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While there are a million and one tips on how to care for wavy hair, there is one piece of advice experts can all agree on: Focus on moisturizing your hair and using lightweight products that won't weigh it down.
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But one piece of advice in the Bitcoin community has always stuck out to me as probably being the only way to stay sane once you've bought some digital coins that continually shoot upwards in value until they suddenly don't.
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We got Al Michaels out at the Palm in Beverly Hills and asked him if there's one piece of advice he could give to Tony and Jay since both guys are now off the field and in the broadcast booth.
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Gronkowski, who teamed up with Honey Nut Cheerios for their Good Rewards program last year, says that as a veteran on his team, there is one piece of advice he would always gives his rookie teammates about managing their money.
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As Congress, the FCC, the President, and telecom lobbyists have conspired to make it easy and legal for internet service providers to sell your private data to advertisers, you may have heard a simple piece of advice: Get a VPN.
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Accepting "there are no shortcuts" was another piece of advice Tewksbury offered, saying "a lot of people looked for a quick fix" to finding success but that like the old adage "anything worth getting…(was) going to take some time."
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" One piece of advice the public affairs pro offers is make an impression from the get-go: "You may think 'I have some mundane task in the office' or 'I'm the lowest person in the office,' but people are paying attention.
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But for now, my most important piece of advice is to my fellow citizens who will soon head to the polls: Pay no attention to Trump's latest sales pitch that because she might be impeached, we must instead vote for him.
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"Even though we issue lots of credit cards and everything, we'd say, probably, if I had one piece of advice to give to young people, you know, across the board, it would be just to don't get in debt," Buffett said.
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One piece of advice is true across the astrological board: Whether you're trying to date someone seriously or are simply trying to get closer to them, it's a great idea to pay them a sincere compliment geared toward their rising sign.
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Nevertheless, she tried: She gave me one piece of advice about dating when I was 15, and like that story about Hillel teaching his student the entire Torah while standing on one leg, everything else since then has been commentary.
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Czepiga, who is currently freelancing for the culinary brand Momofuku, helping them leverage paid social ads to drive online reservations, said his biggest piece of advice to avoid overdoing it is to work with only one freelance client at a time.
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Negotiating for othersWomen are often given a simple piece of advice before stepping into a negotiation: Frame your argument as though you are advocating for someone else, be it your team, your organization, or even the success of your project.
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" Ms. Belushi, who was thrilled with Mr. Robshaw's makeover of her dorm room, offered this piece of advice: "Make sure you like what you choose, because your dorm room becomes your home and your safe space when you're in college.
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That's the piece of advice that I keep trying to deliver to my little sisters or to any young girls who are trying to make it in the business: Find qualities about yourself that no one else has and love yourself.
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Don&apost be afraid to ask stupid questions Kutcher&aposs first piece of advice: Don&apost be afraid to sit in a room with people who know more than you and ask questions that might seem basic or just plain stupid.
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On the contrary, Liberty's last piece of advice to students before embarking on the real world is to challenge the very ideas they spent the past four years learning — an ultimate test of civility, maturity and readiness for the real world.
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Read More: I traveled the world for 6 months, and here's the single best piece of advice I can give you for any trip you take When it comes to seafood, there is no substitute for fresh fish cooked simply.
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Wait until all the screws are aligned, then tighten Also while working on the GLADOM tray table, which AOC admitted was a pretty easy piece to put together, the congresswoman shared a piece of advice she once received about assembling Ikea furniture.
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"I made that mistake, I think, a little bit, like 'I'm checking my relationship off the list' and if that would be the final piece of advice I could give you, that would be know your worth, know your independence," she said.
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" —Jennifer L. Taitz, PsyD, New York City–based clinical psychologist "My favorite piece of advice for coping with life's ups and downs is remembering that the adversity and resulting emotional pain and turmoil that life brings us is both inevitable and temporary.
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"My best piece of advice I could give to all of the women and girls reading Glamour is to honor and love your own uniqueness — and to really work hard not to try to be something you're not," said Jenna Dewan Tatum.
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My biggest piece of advice is that you can't listen to any of that, because at the end of the day, who you are meant to be is who you are going to end up being, as long as you work hard.
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" Before leaving the stage, the entertainer also left her Selenators with a piece of advice: "If you are broken, you do not have to stay broken … whether you respect me or not, one thing you should know about is I care about people.
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Although each individual piece of advice could serve as a solid money-saving tip, the cumulative effect, and the idea that even managing to do all these things could help you "build wealth" as opposed to merely survive poverty, has rankled readers.
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If you're sick of tips on how to get through the holidays and drop a dress size, I'd like to offer one more piece of advice — the holiday tip that changed my life: Just chill out and eat the damn cookie. Please.
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It was Kubrick, too, who gave him an important piece of advice: "If an actor is giving a dazzling performance, hold on to that shot" and resist the temptation to cut away to, for instance, the reactions of other characters in the scene.
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So as government officials set out to lock down much of the capital before the summit meeting, Patricia Bullrich, the top security official, had a blunt piece of advice to residents of the city of nearly 2.9 million: Consider hitting the road.
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So, when Iyer was starting out, she said there was one piece of advice she received from the entrepreneurial community that didn't sit right: "You are a small startup, so you should just hustle and say yes to everything that comes your way."
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"If I had one piece of advice that I would pass on to young makers, to my sons, to any young maker interested in exploring, it's to get good at listening — to your collaborators, your co-workers, your employees, your employers," Savage says.
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While a lot has changed since the software first launched in 1999, the company's Chicago-based CEO tells CNBC Make It that there is one key piece of advice from Amazon's founder Jeff Bezos that has helped his company thrive over the years.
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But here's what most people leave out of that sage piece of advice: Sprinkled between the nodding heads, beaming faces, and encouraging smiles are inevitably going to be a few people who look like they would like you leave the stage, like, immediately.
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I didn&apost promote myselfHere&aposs a piece of advice I saw a lot when I was starting out (and still see to this day): "Promote yourself" by sharing what you have to sell as often as possible, especially on social media.
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If you're worried about a health crisis in your life, I have one piece of advice for you: go down to the Coney Island docks in New York, put a dollar in the Zoltar Fortune Teller machine, and just see what it tells you.
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"Whether it's a flavor combination that I saw or discovered or an ingredient or a technique or just a piece of advice from a chef that inspired me to cook a different way—and bringing all of that inspiration home to my own home kitchen."
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" Menounos, who married her longtime boyfriend Keven Undergaro on live TV just before midnight on New Year's, says she remembers a piece of advice from life coach Tony Robbins' when she has to battle tough times: "Life is happening for you, not to you.
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In the company's early days, "move fast and break things" wasn't just a piece of advice to his developers; it was a philosophy that served to resolve countless delicate trade-offs—many of them involving user privacy—in ways that best favored the platform's growth.
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One last piece of advice: don't manually unlink or close your UltraViolet account prior to the 31st, as "UltraViolet and retailers will be working together to maximize your continued access to movies and TV shows," and doing so might throw a wrench into that process.
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"One piece of advice I once got that seems to hold up: Whenever you're frustrated by something out of your control, do your best to empathize with the people on the receiving end of that frustration — especially when they're not in charge," James wrote.
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In an excerpt of her Q&A from People's special edition, The Stars of Food Network, on newsstands now, Guarnaschelli reveals what turned her off about the TV star—plus the best piece of advice he ever gave her since they've become lifelong friends.
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" That same month, Tori got candid about motherhood, encouraging fellow first-time parents to take a piece of advice from her about mom life after she had a tough day taking care of her son due to an incident that "involved both vomit and poop.
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The week after I graduated from college, as I was packing up to move to New York City and start a career in journalism, my mom gave me a simple piece of advice: Save part of every paycheck, even if it isn't a lot.
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"My best piece of advice is to make sure that entrepreneurs connect with their own wisdom and creativity, and that's becoming harder and harder because we are so addicted to technology," Huffington says, speaking to CNBC at the iConic conference in New York City Wednesday.
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In combination with his second piece of advice and his third, "go to a place that is making a difference in the world," Khosrowshahi realized he could play an influential role in bringing about necessary change at Uber by taking on the CEO position.
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Read more: A classic piece of advice on being a good boss is just as useful today as it was when it was originally published in 1974There is also the alternative sometimes where you're matched up with somebody who's just not right for you.
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"The best piece of advice that I received during my ongoing sessions was that 'it's OK not to be OK.'"Hall said that with the many layers of trauma in her life that needed peeling away, she doesn't take seeing a mental health therapist lightly.
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We haven't surrendered our free will to him (we're co-sleepers, which he's not thrilled about), but I can say emphatically that he has been a more valuable resource than any book, article, or blog post we've read or unsolicited piece of advice we've received.
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A piece of advice that I would give somebody because of this would be If you think you are the best you could be then push yourself even harder because you can be better than you are already are it will just take commitment.
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But the biggest piece of advice he could give to a young, working person: Do what it takes to set yourself up for increased earnings in your career, whether that's taking more tests and certifications or moving to another city where your skills are more in demand.
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You don't need anything in particular to participate in the Pezzata di Capracotta, but if we had to share one piece of advice, it would be to bring a big beach towel or picnic blanket so that you can lie down and digest in peace after lunch.
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Somebody told me a long time ago, a pretty smart guy, said 'any kind of addiction is really the result of unresolved grief,' and that has held true for me as I've gone through life ever since and that's why I give that piece of advice.
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Former Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryTrump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button #FreeAustinTice trending on anniversary of kidnapping in Syria MORE plans to give graduates at Harvard Kennedy School a piece of advice at their commencement Wednesday: Learn Russian.
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While signing up for T.S.A. Precheck, a program that makes preflight risk assessments, is the most common piece of advice to fliers looking to shorten their waits, there are other ways, according to Michael Holtz, the owner of SmartFlyer, a global travel consultancy specializing in airfare.
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Despite the relative squalor (friendly piece of advice: if you're ever suffering from an infestation of rats, don't google how quickly they reach sexual maturity and can start breeding, because you will never fucking sleep again) the quality of the company made living there more than bearable.
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Maybe you've heard it from your parents or seen it on social media, but a certain piece of advice seems to pervade the financial world: If you just stop spending on unnecessary luxuries — from lattes to avocado toast — you could afford the everyday essentials without the struggle.
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If you've fallen victim to get-clean quick schemes before (think binging on storage boxes and vacuum-sealed bags) or are addicted to the instant gratification of one-hour TV redos, Kondo has one major piece of advice that will change how you think about getting it done.
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But following her role on the creepy series, where we also learned the value of owning curtains, Mitchell leaves us with one solid piece of advice: "I don't ever post where I am, and I think everybody should be careful about when they're posting [on social media]." she encouraged.
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Another piece of advice is for drinkers to spread their alcohol consumption over three or more days rather than save their units up for just one or two days in the week, which authorities say can increase the risk of death from accidents, injuries and long-term illnesses.
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Ms. Yovanovitch said that while the State Department was mostly silent in the face of the public attacks on her, she received one piece of advice from Gordon D. Sondland, the ambassador to the European Union and a key loyalist to Mr. Trump: Tweet something nice about the president.
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" See Where 6 Stars Were Before They Were Famous Now, as Frances steps into adult life — in the shadow of her famous father — Love said she has one piece of advice for her daughter: "I just tell her to follow her heart and do what she wants to do.
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Through her blog, she aims to prove that many negative perceptions of Kosovo left over from the 1998-99 war — notions that many people around the world still believe to be true (before I left London for Kosovo, I heard the same piece of advice over again: "Be careful.").
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"A general piece of advice, not only for patients with diabetes but for everyone, is to try to live our lives in harmony with our circadian clock as much as possible," said Andrew Coogan, senior author of the study and a researcher at the National University of Ireland, Maynooth.
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But a little bit of it is recognizing, okay, when bad things happen to you, yeah, this is bad but, most people ... if older people ... the one piece of advice older people would give to younger people when they survey them is, what do you think it is?
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Both Bazzell and Giglio admit that finding people online isn't always easy, but with enough perseverance and luck you can turn up more information than you might think.... and their final piece of advice was perhaps an unsurprising one—if you really want to find someone, call in the professionals.
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" His second piece of advice deals with motivation: Often, he notes, these sites have a contingent of people trying to simply pirate software who aren't doing their research, "and they ask stupid questions about [motherboards] and CPUs that are so far off the Hackintosh mark that it's just plain insulting.
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One piece of advice from that I-got-rich-quick book, published in 1987, is cited more than any other: Mr Trump's boast that he built a property empire on "truthful hyperbole", playing on the public's desire "to believe that something is the biggest and the greatest and the most spectacular".
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Gyllenhaal gave him a piece of acting advice that he still uses to this day Many of Lewis' former co-stars have decades of experience behind them, but there's one piece of advice that Lewis received from Gyllenhaal when they worked together on Demolition that still sticks out in his mind.
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Daymond John, an investor in grain-free, natural dog food company TurboPup — also said he was out, but did leave Bethencourt with one piece of advice: "In the interest of America, I don't want you to ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever publicly give that valuation again," he said.
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Actress Helen Mirren gave fellow "nasty women" a piece of advice Tuesday night: Ignore Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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Read more: 'Lawyer up': DOJ veterans have one piece of advice for Trump and Giuliani amid the Ukraine whistleblower scandalOver half of the House of Representatives support the impeachment inquiry against Trump — see all of them hereRepublican support for impeaching Trump doubled in the past few days amid escalating Ukraine scandal
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This is just one piece of advice from Stone's tutorial on how to dress for your day in court, in case you're ever charged with witness tampering, obstruction of an official proceeding, and making false statements like Stone was, or are just trying to get points taken off your license.
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One piece of advice from a banker who spoke to the FT: "Don't get a photo with M.B.S." (That refers to the Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, who has been accused of playing a role in Mr. Khashoggi's death.) Governments also continue to struggle with how to navigate the controversy.
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My best piece of advice to anyone who asks how to recognize whether there is a rebus element in their crossword is to say that if you find yourself cursing at the puzzle because none of your expected answers fit, it is more than likely that it's a rebus theme.
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Click here to view original GIFHere's a free piece of advice should you ever find yourself waiting for the first train to roll into a station after a heavy snowfall: Stand as far away from the tracks as possible, assuming you don't want to get blasted with a massive shitstorm of snow.
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But the one piece of advice I took from that book was to shop your own closet, meaning don't go through everything and say, 'keep this,' 'get rid of that' — instead, go through your closet and basically pull out everything you still wear and really like, and get rid of everything else.
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" At the end of his prepared statement to the court on Monday, Mr. Mahdi said, "I would like to give a piece of advice to all Muslims in the world not to get involved in the same acts I got involved with, because they will not lead to any good for humanity.
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The second piece of advice I received was that while the notion of organizing within your company and wanting to change leadership's mind is noble—it's good to think about what your moral line in the sand is early on so you're not making the decision about whether to leave under pressure.
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He's not The Bachelor, he just plays one on TV. B.J. Britt, who plays season 2's leading man on Lifetime's UnREAL, is one of the few people who knows what JoJo Fletcher is going through as she searches for love on The Bachelorette – and he has a very straightforward piece of advice for Fletcher.
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" (A piece of advice: Considering how uneven this season has been, now is not the time for jokes about poor planning.) That remark only drew corporate sass from Starbucks itself, which felt Dany would have ordered a Dragon Drink, an apparently real product it describes as "a combination of sweet mango and dragonfruit flavors.
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MORE FROM ESQUIRE UK: The Best Dressed Men Of The Week 8 Easy Ways To Be More Handsome By Next Week These Are The 10 Most Handsom Men In The World, According To Science 21 Easy Ways To Appear More Intelligent Richard Branson Shares The One Piece Of Advice He Would Give Aspiring Entrepreneurs
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Carroll's most central piece of advice in Mr. Right is that the most important thing a woman can do to land a man is to stop caring about men — not because men are inessential or unimportant, but because men are in fact deeply important, and if they think a woman doesn't care about them they go wild for her!
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And, although his stunt calls for a massive "do not try this at home" disclaimer, Aikins had one piece of advice for anyone who may accidentally find themselves in a situation much like the one he is willingly entering: "If you're pushed out of a plane with no parachute, all I can say is try to find something soft."
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Here's the TL;DR: When a client comes to me suggesting they might do a SAFE round, my first piece of advice is that a convertible note with a long maturity (three years) and low interest rate (like 2 percent or 3 percent) will give them functionally the same thing — while minimizing friction with more traditional investors. Why?
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Read more: 'Lawyer up': DOJ veterans have one piece of advice for Trump and Giuliani amid the Ukraine whistleblower scandalGiuliani's involvement in the Ukraine scandal also doesn't bode well for Trump because it undercuts the central premise of the president's defense: His conversation with Zelensky related strictly to government business and Trump's interest in rooting out corruption in Ukraine.
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Nuclear half-life: 1 week Here's a piece of advice I don't get to administer very often: if you're going to have a lovely but ultimately flawed relationship with a man you meet on a dating website who takes you away for a weekend in a static caravan in Essex, then make sure he really loves jazz.
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When I asked what I should do with my day, He told me his first piece of advice would be that I never watch God Friended Me, and also that I go to the pier, feed a homeless person, register to vote, call my parents to tell them I love them, and stay off the internet.
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Rich Pierson Co-founder and chief executive, Headspace Starting a new concept like Headspace has been a huge undertaking and has required considerable commitment, time and resilience, so my biggest piece of advice is to make sure that when you build something new, you are deeply passionate about it and make sure it solves a real problem.
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Former Vice President Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold Gore2020 Democrats release joint statement ahead of Trump's New Hampshire rally Deregulated energy markets made Texas a clean energy giant Gun safety is actually a consensus issue MORE said in an interview published Thursday that if he could give President Trump one piece of advice, it would be to resign.
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He recalled in his 2007 book the advice of Senator Mike Mansfield of Montana, the Democrat and majority leader instrumental in enacting civil rights legislation, not to question the motives of their colleagues — "the single most important piece of advice I got in my career," he wrote, which led him to his "unlikely" relationship with Mr. Eastland.
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Clinton a piece of advice if she wishes to win me over: Instead of just figuring out new ways to attack Senator Sanders, she would be a better candidate for me if she could show that her vision includes some newer concepts of where this country might be further down the pike, say, in 20 to 40 years and beyond.
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Although we are still in the early days of understanding the impact that mobile computers are having on young children, the key piece of advice from the child experts I spoke to was to make sure that device use is just one part of a rich diet of activities, particularly for under-threes, who seem to struggle to learn from screens.
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" Tim Friedman, Founder, PE Stack, said, "If I could offer one piece of advice to today's managers, it would be to take the time to understand the demands of the modern institutional LP. Today's investors are allocating more to alternatives in an environment where there are record numbers of new funds; and seeking deeper relationships with managers via direct and coinvestments.
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No matter whether you're a college student looking to break into the workforce or well-established but still looking toward the next step in your career, there's one universal piece of advice that can help you be successful, writes John D. Spooner in his book "No One Ever Told Us That: Money And Life Lessons For Young Adults": Be confident in yourself and your abilities.
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Last question, that's an excellent way to end it, but when you think about something you've done, either good or bad that — again, we have a lot of entrepreneurs listening — what would you say is something, and I don't want to say you learn something from it, but what's a mistake you made that you corrected or what's a piece of advice you'd give to an entrepreneur?
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In partnership with Intuit, the maker of QuickBooks, TurboTax, Mint, and other programs that keep you in control of your personal and professional finances, we asked female founders and CEOs across fashion, food, communications, and other industries to share their single best piece of advice for starting a business — from pitching your idea to fundraising to just maintaining your cool while you turn your dream project into a reality.
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" Mr. Farage, who takes credit for being "the catalyst for the downfall of the Blairites, the Clintonites, the Bushites and all these dreadful people who work hand in glove with Goldman Sachs and everybody else, have made themselves rich and ruined our countries," has already offered one early piece of advice to the president-elect, who has notoriously bragged about forcing himself on women: "Don't touch her, for God's sake!
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"My main takeaway, main piece of advice, is that it is ok to love people," Eagle, who studied Campbell's ideas, tells CNBC Make It. Campbell "just established a deep level of connection — and again that word love — with people in the workplace.... [That] made me really think about how I care about my team, about how you care about people: You show up, you care for them, you care about them," Eagle said.
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I own 212 pound dumbbells, which weren't terrible, but I did find myself needing an extra bit of weight to really feel the burn – so I put on a resistance band above my knees during the squat portion to elevate the feel (or, you know, torture.) Oh, and one very, very important piece of advice for anyone looking to try out Chase's 230-23-3 routine (or any HIIT workout): have an empowering Spotify playlist on hand.
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Read more:Alibaba cofounder Jack Ma is the richest man in China — here's how he spends his $38 billion net worthHere's exactly how much money each of America's 10 wealthiest people gave away to charity in 2018Billionaire Spanx founder Sara Blakely has a simple piece of advice for single women dreading the marriage question at Thanksgiving: Be the CEO your parents want you to marryMeet the top 10 ultra-wealthy Americans funding the 2020 presidential elections so far
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If Ryan Lochte could go back and offer his younger self a piece of advice, he'd start with "a big slap across the head," the 2000-year-old tells CNBC Make It. The American swimmer, who was making "well over $1 million" in the prime of his career, lost nearly all of his earnings, he tells Alex Rodrgiuez on a 2019 episode of CNBC's "Back in the Game," in which Rodriguez helps athletes bounce back after damaging their reputations and finances.
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Auden's poem closes with comic (but not really) advice for humanists: Thou shalt not sit/ With statisticians nor commit/A social science … Thou shalt not be on friendly terms/With guys in advertising firms … If thou must choose/Between the chances, choose the odd;/ Read The New Yorker, trust in God … Imagine "social media" where "advertising" sits in the stanza and imagine an intellectual climate where the last piece of advice doesn't seem like a contradiction in terms, and you've imagined the beginnings of humanism's revival.
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Here are 2016's best gifs of the first couple, courtesy of GIPHY: That time Michelle had to monitor Barack's cell phone usage The president's wise piece of advice during his speech at the 2016 Democratic National Convention And during her own speech at the DNC, the first lady spoke of the historical context surrounding the first family's legacy The president met the mini Man of Steel during the 2016 Trick or Treat event at the White House That time the first lady uttered what ended up being Hillary Clinton's sub-slogan at the 2016 DNC Let us never forget the president's mesmerizing dance moves during BET's Love & Happiness special
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Letting people solve their own problems: A classic piece of advice on being a good boss is just as useful today as it was when it was originally published in 1974Showing your employees gratitude: How the former CEO of Campbell Soup used a skill taught in kindergarten to motivate his entire companyLetting go of people who aren&apost right for the job: Here&aposs the simple question a Facebook VP says managers should ask themselves if they&aposre struggling to fire an employeeAccepting that top performers won&apost stick around forever: SNL&aposs Lorne Michaels and other superbosses all display this counterintuitive traitNever taking your employees for granted: Goldman Sachs&apos outgoing HR chief says any leader who doesn&apost wake up every morning worried about losing top talent probably isn&apost a very good manager
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