But solidifying a regular and fruitful meditation practice can be difficult, especially for executives with a full plate of responsibilities and for those unused to the ascetic delights of roughing it at a traditional meditation retreat.
Working with a financial advisor can be a fruitful, productive practice, and it can be even more so if you work with one who values you and your individuality.
2. Dream work is a fruitful and constructive practice for influencing transformation and helpful as tool alongside other tools and practices on anyone's personal journey.
It is a theme in Howard Stein's work, to the contrary, that one cannot fully understand the nature and content of scientific knowledge, and especially its empirical content, without having an understanding of how (some of) that knowledge is in fact collected experimentally, which includes an understanding of how theory and experiment come into substantive and fruitful contact in practice.
Golden's steady round at the Seaview Marriott Resort's Bay Course was a result of a fruitful session on the practice range this week.
The company uses similar methods to determine which insurance cases might be fruitful for subrogation, the practice of extracting payments from other insurance agencies for damages that appear to be caused by the other agency's clients.
Overall, these results suggest if conceived and operationalized in a way that fits the highly uncertain biopharma industry environment, applying elements of the effectuation model and mindset to biopharma pipeline valuation may provide a fruitful avenue for both practice and research.
5 We have previously published a model of CR based on our work with GPs. 6 The assumption behind the model was that understanding the reasoning process was essential for fruitful reflection on clinical practice.
Although person-centered primary care that is responsive to patients' goals and preferences is widely recognized as an important and fruitful approach in general practice [ 52], Olde Hartmann et al. [ 53] identified the ways in which it can conflict with evidenced-based approaches, which are increasingly valued in practicing, evaluating and regulating primary care.
Finally, in Chapter 14, E. Donald Elliott argues that at the end of the day, the government needs to factor job effects into regulatory analysis when they may be significant either to decisions or to public debate and that experience with similar assessments in the United States and European Union provides a fruitful model for reforming regulatory practice.
