On the spectrum of thinkers and doers, most test pilots are on the doers side, but Neil was way over on the thinkers side — even among that New Nine group.
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The survivors have become doers, more so now than ever.
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The LaVar Ball world is divided between "suggesters" and "doers"?
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You brought in some of the awesome thinkers and doers.
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This is for the up and coming creators and doers.
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Can these objects really ward off evil-doers and summon good fortune?
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These are the doers, the people bearing down on building the future.
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Plus hammocks, for when all those doers and makers need a rest.
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To just reorganize the doers, I think, we will have fallen short.
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This is a room of doers, and everybody makes their own way.
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Doers' word choices tend to reflect their preference for action over planning.
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"Some of us are doers and some of us are dreamers," she said.
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Robbins recommends checking your ego at the door and surrounding yourself with doers.
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Dreamers // Doers is a networking community of female entrepreneurs, creatives, and change-makers.
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Dreamers // Doers is a networking community of women entrepreneurs, creatives, and change-makers.
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This leads me to wonder: Are any noted Republicans also regular puzzle doers?
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Enacting tax reform will lift the enthusiasm of the doers in our nation.
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I'm a doer, and I love doers, and Leah and Ezra just took action.
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FBI Director Comey has hysterically characterized it as a safe haven for evil-doers.
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A powerful example comes from a study of what happens when teachers become doers.
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Every reform effort we talk about tends to look at reorganizing the space doers.
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This year's winners are the epitome of women who are both believers and doers.
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Lithuania has placed a smaller number of suspects in a different category: "potential doers".
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"I want the doers," Zaslav says of the people he prefers to work with.
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We're looking for "Doers" of all ages, backgrounds and professions to be featured on People.com.
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You see yourself as part of a larger community of not just hearers but doers.
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So while we are a country of "dreamers" we are also a country of doers.
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The doers in our society should be given a reason to go out and do.
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Our nation will be better off with the infusion of such straight talkers and doers.
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You need a few people to make it happen—some doers, thinkers, and cheerleaders, too.
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Dreamers // Doers is a networking community of women founders, business owners, creatives, and change-makers.
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Join Creative Time's convening for thinkers, dreamers, and doers at the intersection of art and politics.
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We're makers and doers and creators and we enter times of feast and times of famine.
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But let me present to my fellow inadequate hair-doers a solution: the Adagio Blower Brush.
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Doers account for 5 percent of the population, with just over half (60 percent) being male.
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My own military experience taught me a lot about the difference between the Doers and Talkers.
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On Dreamers // Doers, for example, members talk openly about anything from funding to fertility, often forming friendships.
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They fit Trump's and Patton's image of "doers" being better than the supposedly more polished and qualified.
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" In recent weeks they've sought to tone down that narrative, calling his cabinet picks "doers" and "disruptors.
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This snippet, often referred to as "The Man in the Arena" speech, praises the doers of deeds.
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Here's another flaw in that "Those who can't do, teach" canard: Teachers often turn into great doers.
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I was attracted to the Young Lords because they were doers; they were militant with direct action.
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It also created space for individuals, whether harm-doers or those who enabled them, to take responsibility.
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Most of the greatest thinkers and doers in history were ridiculed and chastised when they created change.
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In a statement, Mr. Priebus called the three a "team of doers" who would fill critical roles.
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And because they think that, you know, whatever, evil, evil doers ... They're sloppy with their data. Yeah.
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So, if you do march this year, you'll probably meet like-minded science fans and local science-doers.
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Yet to succeed, Saudi will need doers at least as much as dreamers: architects, engineers and construction workers.
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"For Republicans, this means breaking their own self-made mold of being naysayers instead of doers," Kasich continued.
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Zfat's beloved social media community of 100K+ followers are dreamers, doers, and entrepreneurs, from college students to CEOs.
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Americans' preference for executives — for "doers" — might give governors a built-in advantage over senators in many cases.
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It's quite a good trailer, with explosions, and gravity-defying action sequences, and cool gadgets to fight evil doers.
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Liberals may be "dreamers," he said, "but we are also doers," from President Franklin D. Roosevelt to President Obama.
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We need thinkers and doers and makers and men and women who are not afraid to switch the manual.
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We need to keep the focus on the people harmed and not on our feelings for the harm-doers.
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When predators are exposed, cultural institutions should support transparency, not permit bad-doers to hide behind the museum's skirts!
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While there are more women in positions of power than perhaps ever before, these women are believers and doers.
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Against this forbidding backdrop of human suffering, the Doers of the Bayou State didn't remain seated — they stepped up.
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But that would have required them to be Talkers, rather than Doers, and they didn't have time for that.
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What better time, then, to assemble some of the continent's brightest thinkers and doers to help prepare for that future?
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Because we are still spending time trying to redeem the harm-doers instead of figuring out and fixing the problems.
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A smaller group is made up of people who simply are, like heiresses (often the progeny of doers) or scenesters.
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This creates two classes: the doers and the done-to, the thinkers and the thought-for, the policymakers and the policytakers.
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And others such as entrepreneur Gesche Haas, who started Dreamers // Doers, have leveraged Facebook's platform to create closed Groups for networking.
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In generous terms, women are articulators, while men are doers: When a woman hurts, she wants to open up about it.
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There are the "talkers," who want to deliver the most attention-grabbing quotes and the "doers," who want to deliver results.
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These are just some of the doers, movers and shakers that can make an early-stage startup founder's dream come true.
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The promise of America is what draws the world's dreamers and doers to put their talents and ideas into action here.
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" His advice for others who are looking to get ahead in their careers and become doers is straightforward: "Get in early.
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In 1733 Benjamin Franklin penned the adage "Great Talkers, Little Doers" under the pseudonym of a fictional stargazer named Richard Saunders.
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He felt no rage, no, but we had to understand that we were not "doers," none of us have free will. . . .
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While it serves over 29,25 customers worldwide, SAP is keen on finding dreamers, doers and thinkers to keep operations running and thriving.
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I met Sarah Jayne, my Unbound cofounder, through Dreamers & Doers, a feminist women-in-tech group, and we launched in December 2014.
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"In politics, I've learned there are talkers and there are doers," Ms. Trump told those who gathered, according to The Associated Press.
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American officials undoubtedly are on the alert for the likelihood of simultaneous crises erupting from members of the quartet of evil-doers.
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I stand with those who are doers – the fosters, volunteers, networkers, transporters, fence builders, photographers, donors, adopters, kennel workers, rescuers, and the educators.
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Of course, that means evil-doers could potentially connect to it as well, so your camera should be protected by a strong password.
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"We were inspired by the doers and makers in this neighborhood," said architect Eran Chen, founder and executive director of ODA New York.
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Episode 6 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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Episode 4 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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They need to abandon George Clooney mooning deeply at his new watch and instead focus on a new generation of spokespeople – makers, doers, entrepreneurs.
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Episode 1 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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Episode 3 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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Episode 3 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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Episode 11 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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Episode 9 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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Episode 8 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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Episode 5 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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Episode 2 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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Join us at the 11th Creative Time Summit, an annual convening for thinkers, dreamers, and doers working at the intersection of art and politics.
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Episode 10 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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"That is how progress gets made: We have to be dreamers and doers," Clinton said tonight after winning primaries in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware.
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Our alumni are actively connected to the pulse of social justice, forming a global network of engaged thinkers and doers across six different continents.
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Episode 7 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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I want to make sure they want to be an impact player, that they are doers, and won't be satisfied with a standard outcome.
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Dreamers // Doers, a networking membership community fueled by women entrepreneurs, asked some of its members how they knew what kind of company to start.
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" President Nyusi earlier this year described the insurgents as "faceless evil-doers" who "sow terror, kill, destroy and plunder the goods of defenseless populations.
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It's a world of doers not thinkers, and the thin patina of Medium "thought pieces" written by "thinkfluencers" wears off with the mildest intellectual rubbing.
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If Llamas wants to report on any other crime-doers in Texas, we found a few more among the photos that are emerging from Houston.
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Watch episode 12 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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If we do all of these things, if we nurture and support these seeds, they will grow into the next generation of thinkers, leaders, doers.
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Watch episode 12 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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It will likely be auctioned to the highest bidder, right next to all the yachts and Porsches and Rolexes seized from less-hated crime-doers.
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The book is intended to record the current moment in Black culture from the perspective of a wide range of today's artists, thinkers, and doers.
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In addition, tech startups tend to rely on a heavy rotation of freelance coders, designers, and "doers" to get their apps and services up and running.
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Sanders has regularly described his candidacy as part of a revolution, but Clinton said: "We have to be both dreamers and doers" to achieve political progress.
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My advice to others: Seek a diverse community (like Dreamers // Doers) and be a giver: Offer your advice and expertise and others will reciprocate with theirs.
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The reality star's Twitter was hacked into, with the evil-doers making racist comments, bemoaning Jenner's lack of a talent, and bragging about a sex tape.
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It is an improbable yet wildly successful experiment in the transformation — by means of hope, opportunity and ambition — of holers into doers, makers, thinkers and givers.
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I believe in a country full of people who stop to drag strangers from burning cars, fish strangers from raging floods, rescue strangers from evil-doers.
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Click here for Episode 1 of AMERICAN DOERS, a new 12-part video series featuring original thinkers, innovators, craftspeople, risk-takers and artisans across the United States.
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In Persona 5, the main cast are all members of a group called the Phantom Thieves, paranormal cat burglars who infiltrate the subconscious minds of evil-doers.
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FORTUNE's 6th annual list of the World's Greatest Leaders is the home of the brave — thinkers, speakers, and doers make bold choices and take big risks. 1.
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Doers see the value in discussing their work, but they also tend to believe that if you do high quality work, that work will speak for itself.
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Especially these days where Internet user's greatest joy seems to stem from calling out wrong-doers for their transgressions and dragging them on Twitter for all to see.
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McCullough tells the history of the Ohio Territory as a story of uplift, of what can happen when the doers of good are let loose upon a place.
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Thaler argued that people would sometimes make decisions as "planners" with the knowledge that, at any given time (as "doers"), they would likely only be concerned with the present.
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Fiverr has become notorious for its ad campaign, urging its potential participants—or as Fiverr calls them, "doers"—to push themselves to the limits of human capacity for productivity.
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On Pro Football Every professional sports league is filled with owners who are doers, those who are followers and some silent types who speak up only when they must.
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This will drive ownership and accountability beyond those with decision authority, so that there is a network of doers and champions ready to go when the decision is made.
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Bringing together thinkers, dreamers, and doers to address radical truth-telling, its implications, manifestations, and potentialities at home in NYC as Creative Time celebrates 10 years of the CT Summit.
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When you book your $1,500 startup demo table you'll be networking with the industry's doers, movers and shakers that can potentially give you the leg up you need to grow.
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Schaal's voiceover experience includes everything from Bob's Burgers and Archer to Despicable Me 2, and her expertise would be an invaluable addition to the band of second rate evil-doers.
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Is there more that local communities — both American Muslims and non-Muslims — can do to identify these potential evil-doers, or head off their drive for violence before it erupts?
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In Buddhist lore there are four guardian kings, whose mission is to defend temples and the Buddha from evil doers and to scare away fools and knaves ill-equipped for enlightenment.
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Ahead, you'll find a variety of laundry bags that will come in handy for both students learning to clean their own clothes for the very first time and seasoned laundry-doers.
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When a subject of an investigation obstructs that investigation or lies to investigators, it strikes at the core of the government's effort to find the truth and hold wrong doers accountable.
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We must stand up and fight for an America that welcomes young doers and dreamers, instead of categorically denying entry to so many simply based on their religion or country of origin.
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We have an outstanding lineup of speakers, workshops, fireside chats, panel discussions Q&A Sessions and interviews with some of the greatest minds and makers, doers and shakers in tech and investment.
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It was up to Superman to shed his Clark Kent identity, often in a phone booth, and then swoop in late in the show and rescue her from a variety of evil-doers.
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Hosted by James Marshall, American Doers sets out to prove that the American Dream is alive and well in people across the U.S. who are doing whatever it takes to live out their passions.
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It is hard, amid Trump, to see beyond Trump — to the technological changes transforming our society, to the international forces reshaping our world, to the leaders and doers who are building a better future.
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Cuomo, a Democrat, is reviewing Schneiderman's proposal, and "believes that the federal legal system should not provide a basis for any wrong doers to escape justice," press secretary Dani Lever said in a statement.
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" _____ • Invoking the memory of his father and the record of his home state, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo of New York tried to paint a picture of the party as one of "dreamers" and "doers.
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A core value of Dreamers // Doers is to openly discuss the ups and downs of work and entrepreneurship, so it felt like a natural fit to explore the important but underreported topic of burnout.
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I'm looking to assemble a diverse and mighty 2-pizza dream team full of creative can-doers, so if you're a UX designer or engineer (or both) and thrive in zero-to-one environments, HMU!
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Meanwhile inventors and doers who were likely not at Davos in 2007 have changed the world in ways never imagined by the billionaires and technocrats who appear to run the world as we know it.
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I love minions and I love the 2015 movie Minions, which dives into the origins of the little yellow henchmen, who have been acting as the helpers for evil doers since the dawn of time.
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This kooky workplace reality series follows Tom Szaky, the founder and chief executive of TerraCycle, a recycling company in Trenton, and his army of thinkers and doers whose mission is to eliminate waste — all of it.
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" Mr. Trump declined to take a position on a petition to allow guns at the Republican convention, contending that delegates at the high-security event risk being "sitting ducks, utterly helpless against evil-doers and criminals.
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They include brave, vulnerable and gutsy doers, problem-solvers and status quo shakers ready to challenge the prevailing wisdom, even of those here on the continent—and serve up fresh perspectives that look well beyond tired narratives.
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Routers like the Norton Core and BitDefender Box promise to keep your devices safe from digital evil-doers, and mesh-network routers — like the Linksys Velop — make it easy to blanket your entire home in Wi-Fi.
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" Zuckerberg says he values those who are doers to help grow Facebook for the future: "I think good engineers and good technical entrepreneurs have that instinct where, when there's something they want to build, just go do it.
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Christian revivals drew the converts and the curious alike, their brash, compelling preachers spreading word across the growing country that Christ's second coming was imminent, and society must rid itself of all evil-doing — and evil-doers — and soon.
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The biggest problem with managerialism, however, is not that it is inefficient but that it divides humanity into two classes of people: the rulers and the ruled, the doers and the done to, the thinkers and the hod-carriers.
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Over two days, we assemble 200 thinkers and doers, representing the worlds of government, health care, technology, academia, media, and more, to participate in on-the-record and off-the-record sessions designed to encourage meaningful dialogue and new thinking.
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We need to recognize that a GoPro is a tool for active doers in the world that are engaged in activities that create use-case challenges that can't be solved conveniently with a phone or with a different type of camera.
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He calls CIA personnel "warriors" — which he means as a compliment, but which also may reflect a preference for the supposed "doers" on the operational side of the agency over the supposed elitist, lefty academic stereotype of the analytical corps.
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Our mission is to connect people and nations, protect freedom, explore our world and the vastness of space, and inspire the next generation of aerospace dreamers and doers—and we'll fulfill that mission only by upholding and living our values.
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" By watching, "you fulfill the drive to eat those gluttonous foods so you don't have to actually eat them," explained Lizzy Pope, a professor of nutrition at the University of Vermont, who tested the argument in a study called "Viewers vs. Doers.
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And, as Parag Khanna of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy in Singapore points out, the leaders of Eurasia's three most populous democracies, India, Indonesia and the Philippines, are "doers" out to reverse, however imperfectly, decades of stagnation and corruption.
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Ever since Sayfullo Saipov, an Uzbek holder of a green card, killed eight people with a truck in Manhattan in October last year, Mr Trump has lambasted the practice as a loophole in immigration law that terrorists and other evil-doers exploit.
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"Small business owners, entrepreneurs, depending on where they are in the life cycle of their company, they're the decision-makers as well as the doers, so they might not have the luxury of time to watch and learn and model," Valas said.
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" Mueller also made clear the seriousness of an obstruction offense: "When a subject of an investigation obstructs that investigation or lies to investigators, it strikes at the core of the government's effort to strike at the truth and hold wrong doers accountable.
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Unlike the Obama Cabinet, the Trump Cabinet is not comprised of do-nothing bureaucrats, who worked their way up the twisted, scheme-ridden Washington ladder; rather, they are doers, achievers, and leaders, who have attained the heights of greatness in their particular fields.
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They have to have accreditation from a formal coaching program, many are referred through the Dreamers // Doers community for entrepreneurial women, and they receive virtual training to make sure their coaching is on-brand in terms of Shine's voice, energy and personality.
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"Even though [current] military form has been changed a lot basically the soldiers [are] the doers who [have] to be in discipline, firm, determined, intelligent, can solve problems in advance," the translation continues, noting the changes in military training following the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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What has brought these titans of industry, makers of club bangers, dumpees of pop stars, doers of dope shit, and fuckers of peaches together to chat over a plate of what appears to be hard boiled eggs, raw mushrooms, and either taquitos or tightly rolled blunts?
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The presentation sections Zs into four types—The Gypsy Kings and Queens ("eclectic and entrepreneurial risk-takers"), The Free Radicals ("independent, alternative thinkers"), The Challengers ("strong, steadfast, educated doers"), and The American Dreamers ("optimistic team players")—and explains the best ways to market to each one.
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The 67,603-square-foot space houses a multifarious amalgam of works by self-taught artists, both obscure and well known, and colorful signage with relevant quotes seeks to document America's history "as a mecca for forward-looking innovators, optimists, dreamers and doers," according to museum officials.
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We have heated debates about our role in the world and openness to it — trade, military posture, or immigration — because we are a prosperous and strong nation, one that is a beacon of hope to not only dreamers, thinkers, and doers, but also those who seek freedom.
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Kaepernick's ostentatious and self-aggrandizing stunt underscores how we're now divided into a nation of Talkers — those who claim to see a problem and seek to launch an endless "conversation" about it — and a nation of Doers — those who see a problem and take action to address it.
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In PEOPLE's first episode of American Doers—a new series that features extraordinary people across the U.S. overcoming adversity to achieve their dreams—the Harlem resident reveals the path that led from a life growing up in the foster care system to opening her own online cookie shop, Madison Street Bakehouse.
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Now, it's about creative directors who are doers first, and showers second; designers who know the value of mastering a craft, of the feeling of a hard-won reward, and what it takes to build a livelihood based on passion, and that they understand something integral about the human experience.
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While the Marvel shows announced at the company's flashy 2019 San Diego Comic-Con and D23 convention panels aren't going to begin rolling out until fall 2020, the lineup will include the MCU's Sebastian Stan, Tom Hiddleston, and Anthony Mackie — sorry, evil-doers, these Internet boyfriends are coming for ya.
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Vox Conversations is our semiannual unconference series that takes place in Washington, DC. Over two days, we assemble 200 thinkers and doers, representing the worlds of government, health care, technology, academia, media, and more, to participate in on-the-record and off-the-record sessions designed to encourage meaningful dialogue and novel ideas.
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Vox Conversations is our semiannual unconference series that takes place in Washington, DC. Over two days, we assemble 200 thinkers and doers, representing the worlds of government, health care, technology, academia, media, and more, to participate in on-the-record and off-the-record sessions designed to encourage meaningful dialogue and new ideas.
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What passes for the narrative and thematic core of this sequel is a tension between a reactionary, expropriative violent youth (people who are unable/unwilling to make or nurture) against the resurgence of a status quo that ended the world—Makers and Doers who have re-enshrined traditional property rights with stockades and garden plots.
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The latest episode of American Doers, a series featuring remarkable stories of people across the country who've achieved their dreams, Yellowtail recounts her difficult journey, which began with her moving to L.A. and living on no money or sleep, and has found her becoming the designer of her own line, B. Yellowtail (which is already attracting a strong celebrity following!).
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In PEOPLE's American Doers—a new series that features extraordinary people across the U.S. overcoming adversity to achieve their dreams—Funkhouser reveals how his life took a drastic turn this year when he abandoned his 10-year-career at the mega corporation and decided to follow his dream of opening an outdoor gear shop amid the green and mountainous spaces of Denver, Colorado.
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" Dwelling in the disappointments of the watchers, particularly those who desire something from the doers, Core captures a precious slice of what it is to be human — not all that different from what it is to be a house cat or any one of the "trapped creatures on earth, all of them watching the free world and waiting to join it.
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And so the decision by the Met and the other museums may be a small sign that this compact is cracking — and perhaps that nonprofits are taking a broader view of their role in public life: not only as doers of good in a particular area of work but also, if they're not careful, as enablers of broader, if more generalized, societal harm.
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By contrast, President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has appointed doers and captains of industry, for which he has received the ever so out-of-touch critique of the mainstream media.
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Therein lies what for Abrams' voters felt like the most dispiriting aspect of how this unfolded: Georgia had a chance to elect — in the cradle of the civil rights movement — an advocate who inherited all of the resolve and daring of a generation of doers in the face of oppression, only for Georgia to elect someone who many of Abrams' supporters view as a modern avatar of the state's cruelty toward black people, with Abrams' loss as the evidence that she's an heir to the prior generation's burdens, too.
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Artists and doers in the environment such as Agnes Denes, with her tree-planting projects that are protected for hundreds of years and will eventually become old growth forests; Mel Chin's "Revival Field" (1991), which utilizes sculptural elements to make a field that actually repairs soil toxicity; Ellie Irons, who brings our cultural construction of plants, notably "weeds," into question; and Mary Mattingly, whose recent floating islands in NYC call into question, and proposes radical, utopian alternatives to, land-use, access to fresh food, and sustainability, even within the context of the largest city in the USA.
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