It's about being more present - the more present we are, the happier we are.
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Now I feel more together, and I feel more present.
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Lloyd realizes he needs to be a more present father.
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Biden was more present than last week but barely. 10.
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Do you feel calmer, more focused, more present, more awakened?
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They have made them more present while keeping some distance.
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In the newest paintings, this quality is even more present.
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With my family, I've learned to be more present and undistracted.
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Once your heart rate increases, you become more present and focused.
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In a way, it's beautiful that people are actually more present.
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Cultivating this high emotional intelligence encourages you to be more present.
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He aims to have Rimowa more present in customers' everyday lives.
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That is what we want in life: to be more present.
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You become more present, productive, and start to gather creative momentum.
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Google Assistant is certainly more present than it was last year.
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I'm a much better, more present mom than I used to be.
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Microdosing has an educative component that allows you to be more present.
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I sit down and minimize distractions so I can be more present.
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The threats against your devices and identity are more present than ever.
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She sounds more involved, more present, than she has in a decade.
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The first was to be more present and mindful with my kids.
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To do so, she said she has learned to be more present.
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In fact, it helps her be more present when she's with the kids.
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After the retreat, I felt more relaxed and even more present in conversations.
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"I have never been more present in a creative endeavor," he said, beaming.
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Audeze provides the more pleasing and more present contrast of highs and lows.
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I think I'm more present when I drive than when I play tennis.
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Yet he is more present in the culture than he has ever been.
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As a result, Spears sounds more present and enthusiastic than she has in years.
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"On the second movie, that dialogue between timelines will be more present," he said.
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Fake news, polarizing election tweets, and online harassment have been more present than ever.
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I would be a more present mother yet a more creative and focused worker.
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You're more present, and you're not looking at your phone, not checking your email.
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It makes you less present in the present, but more present in the virtual.
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Creepy or not, these will probably become more and more present in our homes.
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I'm much more present for her and able to be of use to her.
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I never feel more present in my life than when I'm on stage dancing.
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It helps you become more present and engaged with what you're thinking and feeling.
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Hard journey, but I am HEALTHY, happy, and more present and grateful than ever.
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From a more present-day perspective, the region is a hotbed of smart minds.
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Those employees may still miss Page, even as they wish he was more present.
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I look back at certain parts of my life and wish I were more present.
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I was much more present and mindful throughout the day, and let my thoughts wander.
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I'm trying to be more present, more friendly, more aware of the world around me.
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The dinner itself is uneventful, other than Rob promising his family to be more present.
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I like to recharge because then I can be a better and more present mom.
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My instinct was to calm down and try to be more present in my life.
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For example, many say stoned sex is different because the drug makes them more present.
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I mean, really — I'm just more on my game, more present, and more clear-headed.
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I was more alive, more engaged, more present... I suddenly had more love to give.
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I wonder if it actually has the opposite feeling, which is making you more present.
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It's a fascinating tale that shows us history is often more present than we know.
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The lettuce was more present, but the sauce wasn't nearly as good as McChicken sauce.
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This, surely, has paved way for higher meaning; a life he feels more present within?
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I certainly felt a lot more pressure to perform and be more present at first.
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Most of all, she says, the shrooms helped her be more present in her body.
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You'll be much more present and focused for the panels – and parties – you said yes to.
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Tyrion is a little more present, though he still hasn't been allowed anything like a win.
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It feels more present and more urgent, which is exactly how it felt in the moment.
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"Be more present, see it and use it to transform the ordinary into beauty," says Giriadă.
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And then once you feel a little more present, call a friend, walk, take a run.
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The "I" she wielded seemed more present, the defenseless voice of the writer behind the author.
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All the weirdness of Coney Island was more present and visible without people interacting with it.
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That fad's now receding, but dance music is more present than ever all over the festival.
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Here's how it works: Start by setting an objective for 2017, like being more present and productive.
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It forced me to be more present in conversations, car rides, and even at the dinner table.
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Without that safety net to fall back on, he said he feels more present during the trip.
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Maybe we should get out of our heads and be more present in the world around us.
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I'm a much more present mom because I go and do something that I love a lot.
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I wanted to record a different way; I wanted to get a much brighter, more present sound.
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Caffeine, of course, is a stimulant; it makes us feel more present, more positive, and more awake.
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That's when I've been more present with people in my life that have been present with me.
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What is one way that people can try to be more present in the act of cooking?
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Still, I figured being more present in the world would benefit both my home and work life.
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On the ground, Iranian forces are ever more present and a magnet for further potential Israeli attacks.
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The internet has always been a breeding place for vitriol, but it's become much more present lately.
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Setting his own hours would mean having the luxury of being more present in his family's life.
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But he's trying to shake that attitude, becoming more present and thankful, appreciating the here and the now.
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The sign-offs, more than anything, are about (hopefully) orienting your day towards being a bit more present.
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Even as you confront the sights, smells and sounds inside, deep breathing can help you stay more present.
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Now, with a partner, she focuses on being more present, so Anthony can experience the run with her.
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Even something as subjective as "be more present with my kids" can be numerically self-scored every evening.
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"It can help you get back in gear and be more present later on in the day," he says.
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Those are key elements in any motivated behavior, and they're simply more present in games than in real life.
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Politics and economics are ripe for art to be much more present to help people think about things differently.
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I'm able to be more present and caring with my patients who are undergoing a new mental health diagnosis.
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I know my boyfriend says I seem like a more present person in subtle ways, withdrawal side effects aside.
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As social media becomes more present in our lives, reflect on how present you are when connecting with others.
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As white nationalist groups have become louder and more present in America, so has the opposition fighting for equality.
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I could have been a better dad, more present, more patient, more understanding, less consumed by the next deadline.
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If the old Hebrew word is now veiled in the English, it is also more present, under the covers.
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At no point in time have I seen the influence of money more present than in the insulin debate.
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"It's about learning to be more present in the moment and grateful for the things you have," says Brigham.
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" —Cynthia Sass, MPH, RD, Health's contributing nutrition editor "I resolve to listen closer, breathe deeper, and be more present.
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Second, it almost certainly makes the ongoing Russia probe an even more present issue in the 2018 midterm campaign.
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Facebook is now off-limits on my phone, which allows me to be more present around friends and family.
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The mother, Sofía (Marina De Tavira), is more present, though still less so than Cleo, the children's surrogate parent.
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But I think it's probably an idea that is much more present in the West than it is in Nigeria.
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Being an empty nester also has given her the ability to be more present in her marriage, Michelle Obama added.
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It has really helped me be a more present parent and feel the strength to power through these sleepless nights.
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But our underlying objective is try to be more present, to help financial institutions in China to do their business.
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But there was little to no sex in the film, and that's something that's definitely more present in your show.
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Emojination's motto is "emoji by the people, for the people," and nowhere was this more present than in its programming.
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I felt so proud of my diving into pleasure, my success at being more present, my feeling in my body.
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Start a conversation with marchers in your life on how they can help you be more present at the event.
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People feel like they need to constantly be connected, but how can they start to disconnect and be more present?
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The attacks shattered that narrative, and would certainly usher in a new normal where physical security would be more present.
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Commit myself to being more present and accepting of the body I was assigned and the size it had become.
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Harvard had been "directly complicit" in slavery, Ms. Faust acknowledged, before moving to a more present-minded statement of purpose.
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And he would have been more present with his family, which he considers entirely different from just being there physically.
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The Beeline team argues that this allows riders to be more present by letting them decide the best path to take.
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Both literally and figuratively, she has been a more present member of the family than her dad Frank (William H. Macy).
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"It's good to lie down like that," I say, afterward, unexpectedly impressed—I do indeed feel better, more relaxed, more present.
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My New Year's resolution is to be more present and not spend as much time on my phone scrolling through stupid stuff.
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But it wasn't until my wife, Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, was nearly assassinated that I learned she had faced a more present danger.
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"I try to be much more present, and enjoy this day of the pregnancy as opposed to continually looking forward," Reese says.
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Picking an activity that makes you disconnect and be more present can be very grounding at the end of a chaotic day.
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"This [album] has made me more present in the lives of the people I love," Aiko told the LA Times in September.
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It introduced two new features to the Google Photos app that instantly makes it more obnoxious and more present in your life.
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The stone's grounding energy will help you feel more present and open to others' perspectives, while reminding you of your own creativity.
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"I think that underlying all that is the desire to smell our bodies and be more present with human smells," she says.
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"To make Georgia more present is also a way to make Russia less influential in our relations with European partners," she said.
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Meltdown is a more specific thing, so it's both a more present danger, but also more easily solved because it's more specific.
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I need to focus on margin — my value add at home, being more present with my kids, being a more engaged partner.
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Although not closed off to the public, the nursing home remains more present in the imagination than in most people's everyday experience.
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The site features bullet chatting, a function that superimposes user comments on screen in a way that makes people feel more present.
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I've blossomed more as a feminist and an activist in the past couple years, and those themes are a lot more present.
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Anna's first experience with John was much better than her encounter on the business trip, because he was more present during sex.
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I'm actually more present in it and as a result I'm actually just happier because I'm more grounded in my values, OK?
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The app explains that it will encourage users to stay focused and be more present in their daily lives by planting virtual trees.
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And sometimes I feel like the kid might be better off if I was just more present with him in the first place.
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" Kathy Neave, owner of decoration business Neave Decor "The more present you are in the industry, the more people you will connect with.
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You can embrace the principles of being more present and not rushing to orgasm even if you only have fifteen minutes to spare.
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The time alone, inspirational music, and physical and mental challenge allow me to refuel and be more present when I'm back with others.
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Thiam has been more present at Credit Suisse's Zurich headquarters than Dougan, who spent much of his time in New York and London.
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In the next few years, Ouma wants to be more present in Africa's fashion industry, sketching for her favorite designers from across the continent.
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It is something so simple that carries throughout the Bible -- and as we just celebrated Easter, it was even more present in my mind.
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The most tangible detail was the man in the mask, who came to seem more present in her life than her father ever was.
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While he realizes that sounds "very unromantic," he says blocking out family time allows him to be more present with his daughter and wife.
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I loved being unconnected and not answerable to what is my life and being instead in this more present relationship to where I was.
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"Be more present when you're eating so you can taste and enjoy your food, particularly fruits and vegetables, which can be very tasteful," she said.
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Bizarre challenges aside, this was also a year when fake news sadly took center stage, and trolls seemed to be more present than ever before.
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"Send the Gypsies to the gas chambers," a voice declares — one of many invocations of an unthinkable past that seems never more present than now.
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"Today, the self-driving car is a much more present thing in terms of politicians thinking about it, and society thinking about it," explained Thrun.
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"Feelings of romantic attachment may trigger norepinephrine, associated with feelings of longing, and are often more present at the start of a relationship," White says.
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Time, all at once, lurched wildly backward and ahead, depositing me right back where I'd been, in that moment, and yet deeper and more present.
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I love that track, but I especially love what you said in the video about how when you lose somebody, they somehow become more present.
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For example, practicing meditation has had a profound impact on my day-to-day happiness by allowing me to be more present, mindful, and grateful.
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"Yoga and mindfulness deepen our emotional awareness, helping us to become more present," says Melissa Whippo, a California-based yoga instructor and clinical social worker.
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More present was their mother, the irrepressible Violet Kray, who staunchly supported Ronnie and Reggie no matter what kind of trouble they found themselves in.
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Producer John Agnello has sharpened the tone, made the vocal harmonies more present, and allowed Kyle's drums to lose some bombast and therefore drive harder.
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Yoga allows my mind to be more clear, it allows me to be more present and be able to connect with the audience during performances.
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Being more present is a lesson Saint John says she's applied to her professional life to help build deeper connections with the people she encounters.
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The company is also teasing IQBuds Boost, a new high-end model that brings souped-up audio with more present bass to the company's signature line.
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Hopefully, putting a boundary on Instagram will help me sleep better, be more present, and lessen the weight I feel to keep up with the Joneses.
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Thanks to the 2012 movie Magic Mike, and its follow-up Magic Mike XXL in 2015, male strip clubs seem to be more present than ever.
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It makes me more present, when I feel like I am connected to who I am, and I'm connected to the body that I am in.
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The underlying health conditions of the type that turn coronavirus from several days of misery into a life threatening illness are more present among the poor.
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And I'm grateful that I get to be a bit more present for it, to celebrate the ending of "Game of Thrones" in a clear place.
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If I can dial back to whatever my breath is doing, then I can be more and more present or less and less — whatever I need!
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On what makes it all worth it: Ultimately, it is a stress reliever, which allows me to be more present in my life outside the gym.
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Because there were more present "yes" votes than present "no" votes, Pompeo's nomination will now be sent to the Senate floor for a final confirmation vote.
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"I very much wanted to be more present for my son and my wife, who are everything to me," Dan says, his voice quivering with emotion.
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While I was initially skeptical, I really like how it allows me to be more present in conversations and look at my phone less during the day.
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We hope that through Prime Minister Trudeau's visit, the layered and complex issues facing First Nations youth in Canada become even more present in the national conversation.
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"I call on my fellow citizens to observe the utmost vigilance, confronted as we are with a threat which is more present than ever before," Philippe said.
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One claims to be an account of a real school shooting threat; many more present terrifying fictional accounts of what a potential school shooting might be like.
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I was on my phone less, I was more present in the moment, and I procrastinated a lot less on the things I needed to be doing.
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It would "create a palpable narrative that is more present in the media than some sort of abstract painting that you'd expect to see there," he said.
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When you work within the parameters of your Life Path number by, say, sticking to a steady routine and maintaining your health, you'll feel more present, Bender says.
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Their father had been more present in his early life – Charlie Jr. was 13 at the outbreak of war – and would take his young son to boxing matches.
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According to Ashley Manta, sex educator and founder of 420-friendly sex-positive lifestyle brand CannaSexual, cannabis can help you ground and feel more present with a partner.
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And that sort of thing is much more present in the region I grew up in, precisely because of the violence people suffered from, that they then perpetuated.
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We do not think about the statistical probabilities or compare the likelihood of such events with far more present dangers, like increasing rates of childhood diabetes or depression.
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"There is a multitude of forums in which the United States is going to be gradually ever more present in our territory from the military standpoint," he said.
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That smell is sharper and harder in men, because the breakdown products from androgens are much more present in the naturally occurring odor of the biologically male body.
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Wayne was more present on the project More Life evokes most, So Far Gone, which features two Wayne appearances and is indirectly about Wayne and Wayne's influence throughout.
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That shaming aspect was even more present from another instructive card game of this era, Old Maid, where the object was not to be left holding the titular card.
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In September, the Brooklyn Psychedelic Society hosted a "Plant Parenthood" event to educate moms and dads on how psychedelics can make a person a better — and more present — parent.
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I find that growing up in the Cold War era where the end of the world was even more present than it seems to be now — it's a bummer.
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By doing this, I started to feel more present to what was going on and could take meaningful steps toward making my job one that is empowering and fulfilling.
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"They&aposre trying to at the same time track people less, but be more present across more of the journey — those are interesting competing goals," 360i&aposs Hartley said.
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In these conversations with long-distance friends I rarely see—a few back-and-forth messages, every couple of days or weeks—I feel more present in their lives.
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And in a vicious twist, dodging upsetting feelings actually makes them even more present: Suppressing our emotions can diminish our capacity for joy and potentially manifest as physical pain.
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With the surge in popularity of fitness trackers in recent years, the devices' data collections are playing a more present role in the legal system and process, Wired writes.
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Undocumented people and their families face an ever more present possibility of deportation under the Trump administration, and are especially anxious about what will happen to their young children.
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Over the last two years at WCR, we've really been bringing our organization up to speed—being more present and being more of a voice for women in this industry.
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It's not that it hasn't been around since… well, forever, but it's more present than ever in advertisements, everyday conversation, and the media (even beyond our femme-first R29 sphere).
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Co-founder of Matrix Partners China Bo Shao will lead the fund and will be looking for entrepreneurs focusing on tech that can help people become more present and aware.
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Recovery also meant a renewed commitment to be more present with his wife and their three children — 5-year-old London, 3-year-old Lincoln and 9-month-old River.
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The idea behind the clock is to make the natural world more present in normally pristine, factory-produced office environments, and now you can do it in three different colorways.
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Isabella, 22, who quit Juuling and spends periodic 2-week stints sober: I don't Juul anymore which is sick and makes me feel much better and more present around people.
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"What that means for them as humans is that they're more present and focused on the people ... and the moments that matter most to them," he said at HPI's Singapore campus.
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We formed a circle at the head of the trail, and -- as in a yoga class -- Plevin asked us to calm our minds, become more present, and deeply inhale and exhale.
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Though Banifatemi says that the broad scope is necessary for dealing with AI and helping showcase its wide-ranging potential as it becomes an ever more present aspect of daily life.
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Other ironies, more present to us, abound: Remember the misguided rush eight years ago to declare the birth of a "post-racial" America in the aftermath of President Obama's first election?
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The other sequences in "Dances at a Gathering" have a more present-tense (often playful) quality — although it's easy to feel that they may be part of a vividly remembered past.
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I definitely feel like I'm more present than the 1992 Yance or the 2012 Yance, when I walked away from a very stable job into what felt like a great unknown.
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In addition to learning to function as a defunct early childhood educator and activities coordinator, Hung said the quarantine was also an exercise in how to become more present and patient.
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The reply looks like this: The result was remarkable: Tom was able to step back and "focus more on operations, strategy ... it allowed me to be more present and impactful," he said.
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You can set the obvious environments like work or home, but Google's example also shows situations like "holiday" where you might want to minimize app time and be more present with others.
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I would have been able to be more present for my family and friends … [had] a greater capacity to advance professionally, and I would have also had a greater capacity for intimacy.
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"Starting my new year with some unexpected heavy personal stuff has only made me want to be more present in my life," she wrote in a long message on Twitter and Instagram.
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It hasn't always been seamless, but the schedule has allowed me to earn multiple income streams, maintain a good work-life balance, and feel more present and energized while at the office.
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Mathilde Collin, cofounder and chief executive of Front, says the goal is to help employees resist the itch to check their notifications and become more present in their professional and personal lives.
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Companies more present in the watch market, however, like Omega owner Swatch Group or Cartier-parent Richemont , are more exposed to the turmoil in Hong Kong, a major center for luxury timepieces.
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As a result, police tend to be more present in black neighborhoods — and therefore may be more likely to take policing actions, from traffic stops to arrests to shootings, in these areas.
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A former nun and celibate woman talked about the importance of connecting with sexuality and gave me suggestions for how to be more present in my body, and even how to masturbate better.
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Simply put, mindfulness is engaging in a focused, conscious awareness of anything we're doing, which can both help us to turn off our mind's "autopilot" and enable us to be more present-focused.
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Quite literally, slow sex is all about slowing down the action with your partner so you can be more present and mindful of sensation, with the goal of an overall more pleasurable experience.
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As I look back on my mom's experience as a caregiver, what I wish most is that I'd been more present and cherished every moment with my grandparents while I'd had the chance.
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For Microsoft, it's just another confirmation that the company has all but given up on pushing people over to Windows phones; instead, it's trying to be more present on iOS and Android devices.
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Years after the 2137 disaster, a group of French nuclear physicists wanted to see whether cesium-21950, a radioactive isotope, was more present in wines made after the disaster than those made before.
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It helps them feed, clothe, educate, and simply be more present for their kids, especially during the earliest years when stress and instability can be the most detrimental and impact children for life.
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I dove into "Sword of Destiny" [another short-story collection] and "Blood of Elves" [the first book in the main "Witcher" saga], and that&aposs where those two characters are much more present.
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This is something I think about a lot — not just because it's part of my job but because I'm a mom and someone who's trying to be more present in my own life.
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Although these restrictions have existed for decades, Nepali society is changing rapidly, with widespread access to new technologies, which are steadily becoming more and more present in the everyday lives of its inhabitants.
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So [I left] for my own sanity, and for the sake of slowing down, and being more present and able to devote more time to this myriad of projects that I have going on.
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He then spent the next 10 minutes unveiling a new suite of digital health tools designed to help iPhone owners avoid notification barrages, monitor device usage, and be more present outside of our screens.
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And the organizers of Burning Man have purposely decided not to provide internet service so that participants can be more present, rather than focusing on their phones or the world outside Black Rock City.
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Johnson said that many of his patients who have used the mind-altering drugs report feeling more present and having a better ability to refocus their priorities, especially when it comes to familial relationships.
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Taylor explains in her TED Talk that the right hemisphere is much more present, connected to the human family and streams all of our sensory systems into a collage of the here and now.
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Despite explaining to ITV's This Morning that she wants to be more present in her life and slow down on the selfie taking, her caption makes us believe that she may have changed her mind.
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So, upon recognizing that I'd been too reliant on alcohol to avoid feeling self-conscious as I got in the mood, I decided to face my fears head-on and practice being more present. Easy.
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More than a decade later, that topic is even more present in public discourse and Brock, the choreographer behind the recent Broadway show "Be More Chill," is reviving the work for a two-week run.
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Some agency personnel appreciated the hands-off approach and felt empowered to make more active decisions, while others would have preferred a more present leader, especially as the President publicly railed against career intelligence officials.
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Instead of having devices that take us away from the people around us, the next platform will help us be more present with each other and will help the technology get out of the way.
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It also fails to address the far more present threat: Conventional weapons, including those distributed by the U.S. military, kill an uncountable number of people every year, and terrorists have had little trouble acquiring them.
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Talking to her in her studio, she's more present and slightly more serious; on TV, she's talking about how the best gifts are edible and then biting into a vanilla candle as if it's a carrot.
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The result was that systemic racism as it exists in the Americas is far less present in Cuba, and social and educational opportunities generally more present for black Cubans — even those living far from the capital.
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"I have consciously made the decision to be more 'present' and will place the phone on silent and away from my vision, but not without the anxiety that I may be missing something important," she added.
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Periscope parent Twitter is not, as far as I know, paying for anyone to use its product or fill Periscope with content, but it has done work recently to make the service more present and available.
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Panelists, which included a poet, a church founder, and a lactation consultant, spoke from personal experience about how psychedelics can help people to overcome trauma, battle addiction, treat anxiety and depression, and simply feel more present.
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Though the goal of meditation isn't better sex (meditation, in general, has no mission statement), it can help you become present, to bring your awareness to your body, and therefore, to have better, more present sex.
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And although even Nap Goddess Alice says she wishes she "had been more present for my first baby's birth," the bottom line is there are a thousand different ways to go through the labor and delivery process.
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Music has been such a huge part of becoming more present in my life and helping me deal with things for the first time, feeling things for the first time again after years and years of using.
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But it's spreading in many different countries where people are in close quarters, lots of mosquitoes are more present, and where there is a lack of screens on windows, air conditioning in buildings and insect repellent. 8.
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"But I'm not clubbing as much as I used to because I have to be a bit more present now," says the 2352-year-old, who's making waves for remixing classical music, with layers of contemporary influences.
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The jokes are slightly less icy, even as the stakes are ever more present — there are, after all, only 23 episodes of this show left in total, and the noose is already tightening around our heroes' necks.
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Getting closer in those ways can help you understand your partner better and expand your understanding of what sex can be—and how to be more present for a partner not just sexually, but on the whole.
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Work by the University of Southern California economics professor Leandro Carvalho and colleagues showed that low-income people were more "present-biased" after payday, worrying about the immediate more than the long-term effects of their decisions.
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Like, not to make this all about me, but I've never been more devoted to my religious life than I have been since coming out, and the possibility of God has never felt more present to me.
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There are also lots of people working on more present-day AI ethics problems: algorithmic bias, robustness of modern machine-learning algorithms to small changes, and transparency and interpretability of neural nets, to name just a few.
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This summer, I found myself venturing to Central Park alone to sit under the sun, listening to episodes about vulnerability, being more present, and—as Dr. Brene Brown suggested in one episode—practicing more gratitude to attain joy.
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This is by no means a prescription but, rather, my way of starting a conversation that I wish was more present, of taking my broken heart and turning it into art (as the late-great Carrie Fisher said).
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SL: No, not necessarily, but I'm definitely more aware of using it, and I'm trying to be ... I hope that the show makes people more present hopefully with the people that they are in the room with. Present?
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"It's true that in the pit I won't be more present, which doesn't mean that I will be out of touch — rather the contrary," he said, adding that he planned to start discussions with the musicians right away.
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Sure, you miss out on some growth, but if it enables you to be more present in those first five years of parenthood and find the right balance for you between work and family, it's totally worth it.
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Research has proven again and again the numerous benefits of writing by hand: It can help you make positive changes by encouraging you to be more present and aware, while also acknowledging the triggers behind your bad habits.
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In an interview with ITV's This Morning, Kardashian West revealed the sudden change in her photo-taking ways — and explained that the reason for this surprising move is because she wants to be more present in her everyday life.
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The company admits it has boosted high frequencies by just a touch to make vocals feel more present and immediate, and I think combining that with the substantial bass response is what makes me enjoy these earphones so much.
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From listicles on how to channel your inner Stevie Nicks to witch-centric films like Robert Eggers' recent triumphant directorial debut, the maiden, the mother, and the crone are more present than ever across all facets of contemporary culture.
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Installed downstairs was Dominique Duroseau's photo studio — a project that is thematically related to the fair in that Doroseau produces large, black-and-white portraits of Black people, to make them more present, more visible to the popular imagination.
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They help those things to be more present in our environment, so that people who are observant start to see things in stores and see them on social media and be attracted to them and want to do them.
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The plan is to hire 10,000 new soldiers in the coming months to "allow our armed and security forces to be much more present in quantity and I hope in quality in areas where they were not," Cisse said.
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Proactive sports like baseball and golf have typically been more receptive to the idea of expanding one's mental skillset, but athletes in pursuit of an advantage have tried out sports psychology in an attempt to be more present and fully focused.
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Since Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods last year, the online retailer has been more present in Whole Foods stores across the US. On the day Amazon officially closed the acquisition deal, it immediately started selling Echo speakers in stores nationwide.
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We're told the watch was commissioned by Joel the Jeweler in L.A. We got Danielle out in NYC Tuesday and she was already sporting her new gift ... but she says there's still one more present that'll make her bday perfect.
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And we said, 'We think directionally this is going to exist, we think there's this future where we can bring technology with us into the world end up being less distracted, more present, but still get those benefits we get from computing today.
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Hammons, too — whose attitude to showing up also conflates with his work — was more "present" in the early part of his career, though he's noted that in the '70s Los Angeles art milieu he formatively operated in, exhibiting regularly was considered vulgar.
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Those enhancements would certainly add to the cost, but I feel that's not such a hard sell, and a more accurate picture of the Palm idea: I don't want a crappy phone, just one that's better suited to being more present IRL.
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But on Sunday night's red carpet, the energy surrounding the issue of workplace sexual harassment and holding those in power accountable was dialed way back (though certainly more present than at the Emmys Awards in September, where the issue was eerily absent).
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We don't need to search for queerness on screen anymore because, as you say, it's just more present, but that doesn't stop us searching for queerness that we actually identify with, and I think for me this is still something difficult to come by.
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Being able to come home and do a craft with my son, play with makeup with my daughter or ask my husband how his day was and allowing that conversation to take us in so many wonderful directions has allowed me to be more present.
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On a deeper level, the things that are more present in their relationship are their codependency and the complicated issue that arises when a mother is raising a kid more or less on her own, and how much anxiety is wrapped up in that.
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The conclusion seems to be that Ingels himself—the charismatic figurehead clients got sold on—needed to be more present in the pitching process rather than leaving the day-to-day creative management of the firm to his partners as he jetted between offices.
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Imperfect as it may be, I still use a "dumb" phone on nights and weekends, which allows me to be much more present with my family and friends — and I've (mostly) gotten over the urge to zombie scroll to avoid boredom or awkward social situations.
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The fact that somebody like Trump is rising to power, somebody whose racism is more verbose but really no more present than it has been with previous Republican candidates, does that have an impact on Prophets of Rage getting in to the game now?
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Working class voters, meanwhile, have been far more present in the smaller but also vocal rallies for the governing PT. Da Costa, who spoke on stage at one such demonstration in Rio, said opposition to impeachment goes beyond party politics to the heart of Brazil's class conflict.
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"My favorite speculation is that when life on Earth was evolving, radioactivity was much more present on Earth's surface than is today," Martin Hajduch, a senior scientist at the Slovak Academy of Sciences' Institute of Plant Genetics and Biotechnology, said of his research into Chernobyl flax.
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But by including a more present and accessible figure right behind him — a woman in yellow wringing her hands — Kokoschka reminds us that the real-life painter who conceived the whole must have had a broader range of experience and insight than any self-portrait could capture.
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"We wanted to know whether being in a state of hunger had a specific effect on how you make decisions only relating to food or if it had broader effects, and this research suggests decision-making gets more present-focused when people are hungry," he said.
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It's not that every small moment is now overflowing with emotion — I'm just more present while deciding on a board game to play or what takeout to order, less distracted, less focused on what's happening tomorrow, or how dominant I am in a game of Uno.
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While Miller previously explained he left for his "own sanity and for the sake of slowing down and being more present and able to devote more time to this myriad of projects," like The Emoji Movie, he opened up to Jimmy Kimmel about spending more time with his family.
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"Mindfulness is a way to teach these athletes techniques to make them more present and better able to take information, whether that's from the coach or their surrounding environment, and really being able to focus and concentrate in a way that can make them successful," Dr. Lawrence said.
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Steps to cut spending and allow consumers to tap their severances are part of an agenda "that will eventually give the system an incentive to be more present in the lives of people," via services or credit, Rial told reporters at an event to discuss Santander Brasil's fourth-quarter results.
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Welcome to the future of work As drones increasingly fly through our cities in the coming years — delivering our latest order from Amazon or other on-demand retailers — the regulation of our airspace and the environment in which we co-exist with flying robots becomes more and more present and real.
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Over a restorative cappuccino and a raspberry tart at a Maison Kayser across the street, Ms. Chlumsky mentioned that she had one more present to buy, a Home Depot item for her husband, Shaun So. They have been together for 17 years, ever since they met at a college dance party.
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So, to unexpectedly have someone at the very top of her organization create an opening to articulate her worries — including fear for friends and family who live a short distance away from the University of Virginia campus — made it easier for her to be more present than she would have been otherwise.
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Whether you're trying to alleviate stress and anxiety, get more restorative sleep, boost self-esteem and confidence, or just start the day with your best foot forward, the app helps you come back to center and become more present with a variety of single-sit meditations and serial sessions that span five to nine days.
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" On the importance of fitness:"I know that if I get a workout in before I go to work, I will have a better day after I've given my body that jumpstart ... I will feel better, I will feel fuller, I'll feel fitter, I'll feel stronger, I'll feel more ready, and I'll feel more present.
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"I'm definitely in a spot in my life where I'm trying to face things that are hard so that I can be as well and healthy as possible and so that I can have more energy and be able to be more present for my kids and for my business and everyone," he says.
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Perhaps unintentionally, "Marriage Story" reinforces that double standard: As a parent, Nicole is more present and attentive than Charlie, who is too wrapped up in his own grandiose artistic vision to consider the lives and perspectives of others — yet by the end of the film, Charlie hasn't been forced to acknowledge his neglect as a husband or father.
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If you know that you'll be more present after a 30-minute walk, carve out the time to take one; if you're aware that your peace of mind starts to slip if your sleep schedule is thrown, feel entitled to excuse yourself from the table at midnight even if your uncles are ready for another round.
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"Rather than thinking, 'I wish I could've fixed this,' if we can use these moments as a wake up call to think, 'I want to be more present and aware and connected and empathetic in general,' — that would be so much more productive," said Dr. Gregory Dillon, assistant professor of medicine and psychiatry at Weill Cornell Medical College.
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But just in general, I'm more present on Slack on our Slack general channel then than I was a month ag, and I feel like the team is waiting to hear my take on the day's news or what I think the most recent results that we're seeing mean for what we ought to do next month.
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In the year since I left Facebook (and every other social media platform), I've experienced a significant improvement in my quality of life—I spend more time on my hobbies, feel less anxious and angry from constant exposure to the news cycle, have a noticeably longer attention span, and feel more present in the moment when I'm hanging out with friends and family.
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The first evidence is emerging that vaping may negatively impact fertilityWhy a baby should never sleep in a car seat outside of a carParents have started using LSD and 'magic' mushrooms because they say it helps them be more present with their kidsIt took me 4 years to lose my baby weight, but I was just as happy as a fat mom
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EST: President Trump and first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report — House set for Phase 6900 of impeachment push Trump cracks impeachment jokes during turkey pardon, says Bread and Butter were subpoenaed The Hill's 2628:28503 Report: Trump says he is fighting testimony to protect presidency MORE present the National Medal of Arts and the National Humanities Medal in the East Room of the White House.
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"This is a particular moment in history when judges, just like the rest of us and the public, are very aware that there is a huge social problem for victims of gender-motivated violence, and the concerns that motivated the City Council to pass this law in 2000 are sort of even more present today than they were then," said Zoe Salzman, a lawyer for the plaintiff in the case.
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It's about opening up the lens, opening up the frame, giving some time, allowing more story in, and not directing the viewer so precisely — basically allowing you to be in the room in a much more present way, and seeing both sides That objectification of Kevin, that scene of him on the couch, with the big zoom in and he's scantily clad — you could say that's the female gaze.
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And so my desire for Rockefeller is just to be more present in this community and to engage in partnerships that are real, that track against measurable outcomes, and hopefully, start to create a little bit of a divide between things that are press releases or corporate social responsibility things intended to polish the image of an industry that I think is increasingly under attack, and this stuff that's really transformational for vulnerable families.
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We've been more present on the international stage, on the travel stage, than I think I might have designed if we had been able to control the schedule, but the summit is right off the top, and then the state dinner, and then the New York visit, and then back here next month for the UN. All that together ends up meaning there's a lot of international attention at a time where we're working really hard on running the country.
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