We were doing a conscientious self-assessment all along, but that's not a substitute for an honest independent assessment of your work".
Or, as he puts it with conscientious self-mockery and a flash of his green, green eyes, "the jerk from the plains".
These magnificent beauties are changing the game just being who they are: Talented, poised, conscientious, self-assured, silly...I could go on and on.
Vanderhulst's recently deleted LinkedIn profile described her as "a well organized, detail-oriented, and conscientious self-starter, able to prioritize effectively to accomplish multiple tasks and stay calm under pressure".
Neurotic: A higher than normal tendency to experience unpleasant emotions Open: Broadly curious and creative Extroverted: Looks toward others for stimulation Agreeable: Warm, compassionate and cooperative Conscientious: Self-disciplined, organized and eager for success Make Our Differences Work For Us, Not Against Us.
The typical OCD sufferer, she tells us, is "law-abiding, conscientious, exquisitely self-conscious and excruciatingly eager to please.
Venturing deeper into Kierkegaard's head, Garff characterizes his older and more conventional brother Peter Christian as "Goody-goody Peter, Pusillanimous Peter, that conscientious and self-sacrificing person, who, however, was fundamentally a complete neurotic and unfit for life".
One of the ironies you write about in "Average Is Over" is that, while the smart-software world will reward the most conscientious and self-motivated people, it will also feel increasingly zany.
Second, the demanding ESM protocol means that our volunteers may have been more conscientious and self-focused than the wider population (Scollon, Kim-Prieto, & Diener, 2003).
Conscientious daily self-care practices, that include frequent blood glucose monitoring and meticulous meal planning, are strongly emphasized [ 4, 5], but despite these meeting the treatment goals has shown to be fairly difficult [ 6].
