cultivate

"They say it takes only 21 days to cultivate a habit.

So maybe one solution to "How do we cultivate the desire to learn?

"Follow your dreams; take a break; say what you think; cultivate friendships; be happy.

Things that take a long time to cultivate and over which I often have little control.

"You may cultivate an "edgy" persona, but it's not endearing.

And that includes becoming cultivated in a range of areas.

So I have tried to cultivate a game in which a few superpowers are at least my equals, if not my superiors.

Zuckerberg's first attempt at trying to cultivate its legion of human potatoes.

I'd think you would be more likely to cultivate a deep soul if you put yourself in the middle of the things that engaged you most seriously.

America's nuclear navy works hard to cultivate this ethos, but I'm not sure if it's easy to cultivate this in Japan.

It seems highly possible that users self-select a photo that will best affirm the image of themselves they wish to cultivate.

Intellectual diversity is something we cultivate, and we've been running a little short on it lately.

It's far better to be interesting yourself, in some specific way, forgo the potential friendships that don't "get you", and cultivate the ones that do.

" [1]Such programs can't be grudged for failing to cultivate the mind, as their sole aim is "appl[ying] business methods and economic theory to real-world problems.

We were happy to do so and we did it on our own, because we really liked each other, not because the company tried to "cultivate" this habit.> You know what that company did right?

Regulators have strong incentives to cultivate relationships with people in the industry so that they can transition into the private sector.

Learning basic rock climbing doesn't intimidate you, but you will have to meet people who like climbing, meet enough of them and cultivate enough social connections to put together three or four people to do this hike.

> A world in which a healthy adult has the reasonable expectation of earning a decent living while working full-time at a market wage is absolutely a world in which the dignity of work is a useful social value to cultivate.

My point is just that engineering managers who actively cultivate a supportive environment may reduce the likelihood of depression and foster greater satisfaction and productivity.

What would the web gain if Mozilla could just be pushed into chasing whatever Apple, Microsoft, and Google decide to do for fear of some users jumping ship?edit: Mozilla needs to cultivate its brand, and set itself apart from the other browsers through actual differences in philosophy.