This was the overachiever in me — The Breast Is Best!
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The Echo Dot is an overachiever in almost every sense.
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Hamilton, ever the overachiever, wrote out a list of suggestions.
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Nordstrom, that perennial customer-service overachiever of the fashion retail landscape.
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I'm starting to suspect that you're a bit of an overachiever.
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For most of his life, Wayne Hsiung was a typical overachiever.
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Ever the overachiever, he reached his goal a whopping five months early.
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He says Irayan loved video games and was an overachiever at school.
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And in the financial world, that makes State Street a diversity overachiever.
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I was a mom and a wife, a multitasker and an overachiever.
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Like Elena herself, The Last Thing He Wanted is an ambitious overachiever.
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Roland, an overachiever even in mania, had episodes that lasted six months.
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Someone who's an overachiever and has the position or talent you want.
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Lena Dunham will always be an overachiever compared to her Girls alter ego.
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"Overachiever!" the app practically shouts if you've far surpassed your daily step goal.
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High school overachiever Light Yagami finds a magic book called the Death Note.
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The cabin is moderately quiet, and fuel economy is good for an overachiever.
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Most people have that one friend who is a little bit of an overachiever.
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For the anal-retentive overachiever that I was, Please Kill Me became an escape.
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She was always an overachiever, but there's more urgency to her work ethic now.
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Ms. Hale does an excellent job portraying a popular overachiever understandably resisting the inevitable.
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And Goodman, a textbook overachiever, is unquestionably the person most capable of doing so.
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For example, if you're an anxious overachiever you'll need to learn skills tailored to that.
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When it comes to beauty categories, oil has certainly earned the superlative of Biggest Overachiever.
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"As a type-A overachiever, it's hard for me to ask for help," Flygare says.
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With his voice cracking, he added, "There's no handbook for guiding an overachiever like Hannah."
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Mark Wahlberg is an overachiever; he works out twice a day, from 3:40 a.m.
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He's a homesick overachiever, quick to prove his virtue, and often feels alienated as a result.
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Mary Francis Carruba, who was 99 in 2015, said not being an overachiever was her key.
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Clinton is known to be a policy wonk and in some ways a classic student overachiever.
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Well, the stock has been just a huge overachiever, but at this price, don't need it.
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Time will tell if managing a portfolio of new ventures will prove tough for this overachiever.
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To start: Angelia Trinidad is such an overachiever, she played Monopoly with real money in high school.
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I had always been an overachiever at work, and the same was true in my home life.
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Benenati said the oldest child, a boy named Irayan, loved video games and was an overachiever at school.
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I'm an overachiever parent, and not because I think I'm going to repeat the patterns of my parents.
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Deep down, though, it was embarrassing to me, a type-A overachiever, to not be able to drive.
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I graduated from Loyola University in 903 with a degree in finance and have always been an overachiever.
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It was definitely hard to make the decision because I've always been super committed to school and an overachiever.
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The American overachiever solved his vision problem by piecing together two lenses, cut in half, into a single frame.
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How, and when, they wonder, did the piano playing, academic overachiever from a churchgoing family of lifeguards, go so wrong?
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He's an overachiever, a world-class transplant surgeon, who also happens to be rejecting the kidney he was just given.
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In flashbacks, we learn that Courtney, the school's classic overachiever, offered to help Hannah find the identity of her stalker.
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It matters less if you are good or bad, and more on whether you are an overachiever or an underachiever.
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Now that match will feature Carreño Busta against the No. 29-seeded Diego Schwartzman, a 5-7 overachiever from Argentina.
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In 2016 Facebook's boss pledged to cover 213 miles (587km) that year and, ever the overachiever, completed the challenge by July.
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Annette Hargrove, 'Cruel Intentions' Anyone who writes a manifesto about their intentional lack of a sex life is, indeed, an overachiever.
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You see that as a flaw, because as an overachiever, you learn that sensitivity does not serve you in the boardroom.
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A prominent journalist and columnist at The New York Times, he is, by his own description, a workaholic and insecure overachiever.
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Growing up in that household, he was immersed in the world of leftist politics and groomed to be an overachiever: Yale.
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"This season has been an overachiever by almost every index," said Bob Henson, a meteorologist for Weather Underground, a forecasting service.
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During her first romp in her new home at the zoo in Munich, Germany, the overachiever appeared to wink at the camera.
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"Maybe I'm an overachiever or something," Winfrey told me when I asked what drove him to take both at the same time.
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If that makes it sound like Jordan is an overachiever, you should know she's been taking guitar lessons since she was 5.
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"And behind that, I was a crazy overachiever kinda like Molly and Amy," Lourd continues, referencing the main characters of the movie.
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Majority do "average;" we'll throw in an overachiever So here let's take our previous example, but make one of them a star.
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A "total overachiever" at her high school in Chattanooga, Tennessee, she got good grades, played softball and was on the cheerleading squad.
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It was burnout: a totalizing exhaustion created by Wildling's self-described "typical type A, overachiever personality" and its hyperdisciplined fixation on productivity.
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Characters — some of whom will be familiar from seasons past — seem to fit fit certain stereotypes (the nerd, the jock, the overachiever).
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I was a straight-A student, among the top in my class, active in the school newspaper, a bit of an overachiever.
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San Diego financial planner Taylor Schulte says the investing world is one where it doesn't always pay off to be an overachiever.
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Wael Amin was also an overachiever, and at a very early age he saw the power of technology and wanted to harness it.
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I'm super type A and an overachiever who wants to do it all herself, and I felt a little bad asking for help.
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Sure, the Apple Watch Series 5 hasn't reached anything close to its full potential yet, but right now, this thing is an overachiever.
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But it then rounds them out with the personalities of the four players – a nerd, a jock, an overachiever, and a queen bee, respectively.
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Ivory Coast, which failed to qualify this time but is Africa's biggest overachiever, exported a generation of young stars to Beveren, a Belgian club.
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She was an overachiever: One time, in high school, she was so distraught over placing fourth in class that she was reduced to tears.
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The CW's sports-centric drama All American is therefore an overachiever: It has so many intersecting love triangles that they've converged into a love pentagon.
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So of course I'm an overachiever and decided that I'm going to give everyone a full visual experience and do a video for every song.
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This overachiever soon realizes there is a lot to be fixed, but her lax supervisor Brian (a hilarious Jonathan Randell Silver) constantly dismisses her concerns.
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Beyond that, the position has been manned by a generous cast of journeymen, veterans past their primes and the occasional earnest overachiever, like Charlie Ward.
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An ambitious fellow student, Alana, played with the bossy eagerness of a classic overachiever by Kristolyn Lloyd, decides to start a fund in Connor's name.
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Even as a boy, the son of a Catholic mother and powerfully built Anglican father who had been a gold miner, he was an overachiever.
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On Blonde, he reinvents Pavement's slacker rock with the compulsion of a born overachiever who is desperate to figure out a way he can just chill.
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When I think about my college experience, what I see is not overachiever syndrome but an almost sociopathic delight in being ahead, in tricking the system.
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Fast, quiet, and cheap: Best for most peopleCoway AP-2530HH MightyThe $2400 Coway AP-93HH Mighty earns our pick for being an overachiever in every regard.
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This world is less apocalyptic than the one Chelsea inhabited, but nobody has told Christine, a scarily driven, type-A overachiever with a faulty emotional radar.
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Brianne is the hard-driving, higher-strung overachiever: world-class in no individual event yet committed to squeezing every bit of toothpaste out of the tube.
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Most of our suggestions can even be completed in a single day, so you could probably go full-on overachiever and tackle all 20 with ease.
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We got Giuliani leaving Michael's restaurant in Manhattan, and he told TMZ Sports Joe was a HUGE overachiever this season -- taking a team picked to be sub-.
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Iceland was not the best team at this tournament — with Wales still alive, it was not even necessarily the biggest overachiever — but it was the best story.
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Spencer (Troian Bellisario, who is to this cast what Leighton Meester was to Gossip Girl) is the driven overachiever with the inferiority complex and the Adderall addiction.
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That said, Claude Puel has been hailed as a forward-thinking and progressive coach, and proved himself to be an overachiever in his previous job with Nice.
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He starts off being quite the teacher's pet and overachiever, playing chess with his English teacher and turning in an actual bound book in place of a paper.
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Martha, a bookish overachiever, inhabits the body of the Lara Croft-like badass Ruby Roundhouse (Karen Gillan), and the popular Bethany is now Jack Black's Professor Shelly Oberon.
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She was in this military school, she has killed by the time she was 15, and she had to be an overachiever to get any sort of acknowledgement.
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I mean, we're using all the Google tools, the way we came together was such, you know, type-A overachiever madness collaboration, which is incredibly exciting and interesting.
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The regulatory rollback Obama may not have been very successful at pushing his legislative agenda through Congress, but he was an overachiever when it came to pushing regulations.
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"Huda's tip: Apply Overachiever Concealer in shade Whipped Cream as a base to amplify pigment and intensity [sic] your looks," the website reads at the time of writing.
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Prince of Peoria: NETFLIX ORIGINAL When an easygoing 13-year-old prince goes incognito as a U.S. exchange student, he strikes up an unlikely friendship with a fastidious overachiever.
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As for why he decided to share two new works in one day, well, he always has been an overachiever — what with his multiple drumming, singing, and guitaring talents.
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It is not the minnow with the most talent; the team from Iceland, with a population of little more than 320,000, seems to be the most popular potential overachiever.
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Loafing and quitting — these might seem odd virtues for an overachiever such as Schwalbe, who appears to hold at least three jobs (editor at Macmillan, website founder and author).
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An overwhelmed overachiever gets support and some dubious advice from her high school guidance counselor in Chisa Hutchinson's new play, part of the Second Stage Theater Uptown summer season.
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Elon Musk, ever the overachiever, announced on Thursday all new Tesla cars will have level 5 autonomy, making them fully capable of self-driving across country through any weather conditions.
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He joined Saturday Night Live in 2014 at 20 years old, one of the youngest cast members they've ever had, making him a quiet overachiever in his own particular way.
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Until the country has enough brass rings for everybody to grab (and maybe even then), being Alexander Hamilton, the all-American overachiever, also means being Aaron Burr: restless, watchful, unsatisfied.
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Although the pairing is a cute juxtaposition considering on the surface they're complete opposites — the type-A overachiever and the brooding bad boy from the wrong side of the tracks.
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For the most part, it's an extremely clever revival, an overachiever that knowingly plays off the title's kitsch factor while evolving the characters and augmenting the cast in savvy ways.
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As a type-A overachiever who likes to organize and plan everything, breathing through the low periods has been one of the most difficult and life-changing experiences for me.
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Claire, on the other hand, is a driven overachiever who stays with her husband, Martin (Brett Gelman), despite the fact that at Claire's birthday party, he tried to kiss Fleabag.
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In the aftermath of his betrayal, Niloo becomes an academic overachiever, a Yale graduate, and, finally, a professor who feels more at home in her books than in her marriage.
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The painter Suzanne Jackson at her home in Savannah, Ga.Credit...Peter Frank Edwards Suzanne Jackson isn't fond of the term "overachiever," though you wouldn't be wrong to call her one.
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The company found that job posts with the phrase "overachiever" filled 3.6x as slowly as those without it, "value-add" took 2.6x as long, and "buy-in" took twice as long.
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It's Eleanor who finds Rachel wanting, believing her to be too individualistic for her golden princeling of a son, too much the American-made overachiever, her striving suddenly turned against her.
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As soon as Schreck created a currently unknown number of clones of herself to carry on the work of Satan, she moved on to conquer new territory, because she's an overachiever.
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Kidman told Variety that she's made a private pact with herself to work with at least one woman director every 18 months — and in classic overachiever fashion, she's exceeded her goal.
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An overachiever with a couple of Ivy League degrees, who had a brilliant legal career, Mr Cruz seems to be leaving the door open to a comeback in some future year.
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It works to attract and trap moisture, and in fact, can hold up to 1,000 times its weight in water — making it something of an overachiever in the skin care industry.
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Matthew Broderick plays Jim, an unhappy teacher who meddles in his high school's election to promote democracy and sabotage a campaign by Tracy (Reese Witherspoon), a popular overachiever who runs unopposed.
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And it's led not by your typical polished Silicon Valley overachiever but by Yann LeCun, a 56-year-old academic who's experienced real failure in his life and managed to come back.
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Everybody submits to his or her conscripted role: the artsy kid, the overachiever, the burnout, the nerd, the jock, the joker, and, inevitably, for one young woman, the Hottest Girl in School.
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There's no room in David's comprehension for what's happening to Nic, for the ways in which he will go from overachiever to turning up near death in a hospital thousands of miles away.
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Read These Next:How To Get Away With Murder Season 4, Episode 14 Recap The Creepiest Shows To Watch When You're Done With Mindhunter Paris, The Classic Overachiever, Would Be On Both Shondaland Shows
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Alex (Miles Heizer) becomes a New Wave-obsessed music geek riddled with guilt for his sins, and Courtney (Michele Selene Ang) becomes a type-A overachiever working desperately to overcompensate for her secrets.
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Moreover, all of them had at least two top 10 classes, according to rankings from 247Sports: The biggest overachiever there is Auburn, and they still had an average class rank in the top 23.
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A turbulent love triangle between earnest overachiever Jane (Gina Rodriguez), suave mogul Rafael (Justin Baldoni), and determined cop Michael (Brett Dier) could have been corny, but found a believable balance in this show's hands.
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Instead she stayed in school and, always an overachiever, kept applying for and winning fellowships: ones from the Eastman School of Music and the Juilliard School, and a Fulbright that took her to Germany.
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She's a sour cherry as Regan, the type of overachiever who is composed on the outside, only to reveal a blazing rage roiling underneath — the type of rage that seems to sum up a generation.
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This week's picks are Election, the 1999 movie starring Reese Witherspoon as high school overachiever Tracy Flick, and 1989's Field of Dreams with Kevin Costner—just in time for the start of baseball season.
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But in the real world, being an overachiever isn't a bad thing; there's nothing wrong with aspiring to be the best you can be... and sure, making everyone around you look mediocre by comparison in the process.
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Unlike Santa Cruz, which is designed to put high-end desktop VR experiences in a mobile package, the Oculus Go is more like a sibling to the Gear VR. But it's definitely the overachiever in that family.
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"It was considered psychological, or that I was a nervous overachiever, so I would never tell people that I have them," said Lorie Novak, an artist in her sixties who has suffered from migraines since she was 8.
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Allowing that movies like "Dumbo" are inevitable, this feels like a genuine overachiever -- a film that doesn't always soar but flies higher, and more gracefully, than it honestly had any right to given the level of difficulty involved.
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The type was even named after one of her characters: the Tracy Flick type, the Type A overachiever that Witherspoon channeled to perfection in Election and has played with variations again and again over the course of her career.
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Future Tense There exists a species of person — typically a well-groomed overachiever — who, when asked where he or she went to college, rather than state its name directly, will provide a Russian nesting doll set of geographical responses.
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Still, when most people think of Chang, they remember him as a short, tenacious overachiever who captured the attention of sports fans during a time when China, his father's homeland, was in the midst of one of its most challenging ordeals.
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So catching a glimpse of that surprisingly strong thump-thump-thump made our hearts sing (and our inner type As loved hearing the doctor call this fetus an "overachiever," as it's not always possible to detect a heartbeat so early).
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With just three weekends between him and the Oscars (where he has two movies with multiple nominations, and he himself is nominated for Best Actor), the overachiever just shared news that he is set to star in another film, and it sounds regal.
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Sethi, the best-selling author of "I Will Teach You to be Rich," says he always strives to be the overachiever, to get the A+. So when people ask him how much to save in a a 401(k), Sethi's response is simple.
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"They thought I was a shrew," Witherspoon said, referencing the casting directors who couldn't separate the actress from one of her recent characters at the time, the self-assured overachiever Tracy Flick from Election — a far cry from the bubbly, cheery Woods.
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Man in the News WASHINGTON — Merrick B. Garland, a Harvard-educated lawyer and classic overachiever, was working in lucrative private practice at Arnold & Porter in the nation's capital when, in 22003, he was offered a position as a federal prosecutor handling criminal cases here.
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He's currently leading the all-around standings in the state of Montana for the high school rodeo division, as well as the saddle bronc riding, bull riding and bareback riding so he's definitely an overachiever, he's just so competitive, but he's looking for a full ride scholarship.
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The archetype of an overachiever is someone who is detail-oriented, obsessed with perfection, and constantly fixated on exceeding expectations — much to the annoyance of those around them, who suddenly start to feel a little inferior to the Hermione Granger of their 10th-grade English class.
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Superficially the senator from Texas is a classic overachiever, whose ability to surmount Himalayan obstacles—such as winning that office in his first-ever political race—bespeaks and fuels an adamantine self-confidence; the sort whose warp-speed ascent is powered by strenuous calculation and fearsome intelligence.
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Rather than trying to compete for views and likes with the genetically gifted, kids are pivoting to self-deprecation in a way that's less depressing than it might seem to concerned parents: it's a reclamation of mediocrity in an online space where everyone else is an overachiever.
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My wife is also a second-generation Asian-American overachiever (she's a doctor, the other immigrant-parent-approved profession), and together we're trying to instill in our daughters the same grit and reverence for learning that our upbringings gave us, but in a happy and supportive home environment.
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Pathological overachiever Tracy Flick (Reese Witherspoon) will stop at nothing to be voted student body president, but beloved teacher/student government advisor Mr. McAllister knows that Tracy isn't as innocent as she lets on and throws the election in the favor of the jock he persuaded to run against her.
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Though he is quick to acknowledge that members of our generation enjoy access to elements of white privilege — what he calls "off-white adjacency" — he explains it's important to take other factors into consideration when considering the successes of the Loving generation, namely economic class and the outsider-overachiever dynamic.
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If he was dogged by disappointment, she was a classic overachiever: After putting herself through Harvard, she wrote for publications like The Miami Herald and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and won a Pulitzer Prize in 1991 for her exposé in The Wall Street Journal on the leveraged buyout of Safeway Stores.
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GOSPACE SuperCharger — $44.99 See Details This is a hulking overachiever of a battery: 0003,000mAh capacity (enough to recharge an iPhone X 5.5 times), the ability to maintain up to 95% charge after six months in standby, and multiple output options that let you power everything from iOS and Android devices to your Nintendo Switch.
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He arrived at Columbia in the fall of 1970, a year behind Mr. Goodson and Mr. Peterson, as an overachiever: a Boy Scout leader; the valedictorian of his high school on the South Side of Chicago; a member of the band, school newspaper, yearbook, and the math, chess and Spanish clubs, according to The Chicago Tribune at the time.
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Here's the full list of jargon, by state, below: Alabama: value add Alaska: corporate values Arkansas: driven results Arizona: build synergy California: tee up Colorado: change driver Connecticut: leverage expertise Delaware: exhibits good judgement Florida: win-win outcome Georgia: hit your numbers Hawaii: magic happens Iowa: exit strategy Idaho: achieve alignment Illinois: be action-oriented Indiana: fire in the belly Kansas: identify opportunity Kentucky: possess strength Louisiana: synergize Massachusetts: thought leaders Maryland: corporate alignment Maine: goes the extra mile Michigan: eye of the tiger Minnesota: face time Mississippi: bring to the table Missouri: company value Montana: strategic initiative Nebraska: overachiever Nevada: increase productivity New Hampshire: manage escalation New Jersey: in our DNA New Mexico: close the loop New York: herd cats North Carolina: good practice North Dakota: drives change Ohio: out of the park Oklahoma: bleeding edge Oregon: revolutioneering Pennsylvania: message alignment Rhode Island: push the envelope South Carolina: buy in South Dakota: reach out to you Tennessee: touch base Texas: statement of duties Utah: learnings Vermont: KPIs Virginia: not intimidated Washington: through the roof Washington, D.C.: shift the paradigm West Virginia: off the floor Wisconsin: blaze the trail Wyoming: strategic communications
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