WARREN BUFFETT: Yeah, I-- I-- I don't spend time thinking about it.
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But I do spend time thinking about the macro problems of this economy.
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Like Mr. Yi, Ms. Hou doesn't spend time thinking about the implications of her work.
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"I don't spend time thinking about the other parties and how they do their party building."
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As a former stock analyst turned VC, I still spend time thinking about public company investment opportunities.
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There are certainly women who spend time thinking about what they'd like their birth experience to be like.
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Spend time thinking about the people you do have in your life, rather than the one person you don't.
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I like to spend time thinking about whether they're really worth it and come back to evaluate in a week.
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Why shouldn't you spend time thinking about how you can best care for yourself during the dark, cold months to come?
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New moons are a time for planting seeds, so spend time thinking about what direction you want to go in, professionally.
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VESTBERG: I DON'T SPEND TIME THINKING ABOUT IT. ME AND MY TEAM THINK ABOUT EXECUTING ON THE VERIZON STRATEGY RIGHT NOW.
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Scorpio is the sign of transformation, so during Scorpio season, Capricorn, spend time thinking about how you want to change the world.
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It may also be alarming to people who spend time thinking about ways to distribute non-fake news items on Facebook — i.e.
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Spend time thinking about how you can monetize your passion or how you can solve a problem that you see in the world.
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So I really will tell you that it's foolish to spend time thinking about it, because you just don't know what they're going to do.
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While in-home research, testing and listening is valuable as you design the experience, you must also spend time thinking about potential distribution strategies and partners.
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And our job is to serve our clients and operate around that, but it's not something on a day-to-day basis we spend time thinking about.
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Our politicians don't spend time thinking about how we are going to reduce those costs, they're really just arguing over how are we going to pay for it.
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Research shows that when couples regularly spend time thinking about the investments in the relationship that their partner has made, they end up feeling more committed to the marriage.
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"Certainly there have been a lot of new applications of Alexa over the past year in different areas and so that's something we spend time thinking about, " he said.
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In a letter to FBI employees, Comey said he wouldn't spend time thinking about why and how the president fired him, and told his former colleagues to do the same.
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The main reason I write songs is so I can spend time thinking about each happening, and try to understand it and then move on feeling a bit lighter afterwards.
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When people spend time thinking about a gift for someone else, they feel closer to the person, and that makes them happier even if it does nothing for the recipient.
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My apartment is full of fabrics, along with some pieces of furniture, so I spend time thinking about which pieces I want to work on next, and possible partnerships for purchase.
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It's venerable, understandable, to be passionate about something that you care about—to work on it too much, to spend time thinking about it, to care about its future success or failure.
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The bottom line is that you should spend time thinking about and anticipating your future plans when choosing a business structure, but it's more than possible to change your structure down the road.
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But as Gen Xers start preparing for their golden years, they should also spend time thinking about their own legacies and what they want to leave behind to their children and their communities.
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I didn't feel betrayed, but I was bummed out and I had to spend time thinking about why the album wasn't good and maybe trying to justify that maybe I did like it.
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But as the primaries draw near, voters often spend time thinking about the commander-in-chief test -- and Sanders has a long way to go in convincing voters of his readiness to handle foreign affairs.
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And I figure, how could you possibly achieve what you need to achieve, and spend time thinking about the story, the sentence — he didn't like the sentence, or the cover image or whatever it was.
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We should spend time thinking about the future — planning our goals and scheduling out our day — and time reflecting on our past — what we need to improve and what went well that we want to remember.
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Absolutely despise the latest algorithm updates..(not that I enjoyed the last lot) This people, is thought steering/predictive programming/tailoring what you see(ergo: what you spend time thinking about) for their own agenda or gains.
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Nevertheless, even though I was not successful with my first attempt, I did enjoy how the craft caused me to spend time thinking about each line of the architecture, considering Wright's decisions in its angles and perspectives.
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And even though most of us don't have Kardashian's 94 million Instagram followers — if you do, find yourself an influencer deal, stat — we don't always spend time thinking about our posts, beyond which filter and hashtags to use.
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You can imagine a world where you often spend time thinking about all the things that you need to do, but there will be so much automation that some of those things will be figured out for you.
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For the most part, I like to keep my retirement savings simple so I don't have to spend time thinking about them, but I do also like to mix things up and invest in companies I believe in.
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While it's normal to focus on what is happening right now, especially in light of the constantly changing situation, Strauss says small business owners also need to spend time thinking about how to rebuild once this is all over.
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We have no standardized open framework for car suppliers to build their hardware (cars) on top of and, thus, developers will not..ever…ever…ever…spend time thinking about how cars and drivers can work together in a unified way.
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In a media interview published on 27 May 2013, Gillard stated that she is unwilling to commit to the Australian Labor Party leadership position if her government loses the 2013 election. Gillard explained: "You would have to talk to me about that in the days afterwards. I don't spend time thinking about the days beyond." As part of the same interview, Gillard urged Australian voters to provide her with an opportunity to rule with a majority so that compromises with the Greens and independents in both houses would not be necessary, as had been the case for the hung parliament during her term thus far.
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