Sophia Amoruso: How do you stay on top of things?
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"He helps us stay on top of things," Chrisse said.
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And that means you still have to stay on top of things — like attending meetings.
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In our effort to cope and ''stay on top of things,'' ordinary occurrences can become symbolic.
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No matter your industry, it's vital that you stay on top of things or you'll wind up as obsolete as the fax machine.
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But even for distance caregivers who aren't in the study, there are strategies that can help you stay on top of things from afar.
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Organization is important to you, and you usually have the most high tech or inventive hacks to help you stay on top of things.
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Miss the window and you're probably out of luck — but as long as you're good with calendar reminders, it's pretty easy to stay on top of things.
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I would meet with his teachers so we could work as a team to figure out what was the best way to help him stay on top of things.
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"It's a matter of really being able to stay on top of things, proper planning and being able to react to certain situations that were not predicted," he said.
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Today, you can buy a Cadillac, Volvo, Tesla, Audi, and even a Nissan that will do some of your driving for you, as long as you stay on top of things.
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"As journalism professors, there's a need and a desire to stay on top of things — so much so that it becomes somewhat addictive for some of us," she wrote in an email.
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And I try to, you know, stay on top of things, but having young daughters I realize that it may be out of reach to be as — what is it that they call it?
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Because the Freedom and Freedom Unlimited have no annual fee, there&aposs no harm in using both as long as you stay on top of things and pay them off in full every month.
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It's the best way to stay on top of things, and it's how I accidentally became addicted to a Nick Jonas song called "Bacon," which is or isn't a sex thing and I still don't know!
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Mr. Ayers regularly joins Mr. Pence in meetings with the president and has told associates that if aides in the West Wing cannot stay on top of things, his office will step up, White House officials said.
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Their perceived materialism goes hand in hand with that desire to stay on top of things — if we were in a fable, Caps would be the ant who spends all fall stockpiling food and nesting for the winter.
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Once the purge is complete, though, it's essential to stay on top of things: "The more you clear out, the better you get at keeping it tidy because you know what it means to start again from scratch," she says.
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Jonathan said Darlene initially was against performing "Stayin' Alive" because the words were too fast, and that she was breathless many times in the studio. He was pleased that she had been able to complete the recording, "because a lot of young people now will know what the words are". Darlene declared the song really was not her style, but was happy with the result because Jonathan was. She admitted that the couple liked to stay on top of things and wanted to do something that was "now".
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