What Does "Never settle for less" mean?
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Do  your best and NEVER settle for less
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Service provided by employees to customers to make sure that they are satisfied at all costs. It also means being patient and never-giving up while you are at it.
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Sounds like it would mean something along the lines of dream big but stay grounded in reality. Meaning reach for attainable goals. I hope this helps.
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"A rolling stone gathers no moss" is a saying that dates back to at least the 15th century. There are two common interpretations to the metaphor:\n-- A person who never settles down never makes any money\n-- A person who never settles down remains free of the encumbrances and restrictions of society\n\nThe attraction of the phrase in Blues and Rock circles is that both interpretations fit how the artists tend to see themselves, at least when they are starting out. Travelling from town to town, avoiding the "straight life" ("straight" in the sense of "law-abiding"), struggling to make just enough money to get by (or maybe not), these are all common themes in the lives of many Rock, Jazz, Blues, and Hip-Hop artists.\n\n"Rolling Stone" seems to capture that self-image in a very poetic way.\n\nASIDE TO JOHNG: Never heard the "never ages" interpretation, but I think you may be onto something there. There is a lot of that "Peter Pan" theme, especially in Rock.
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Happiness & to live without regrets.\nOr failing that 42 :o)
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"You use this proverb to say it is better to accept something that you have or you can use now than to try to get something better that you might not be able to obtain. Sometimes people just say, "A bird in the hand."\n\nIf someone says, "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush," he/she means that it is better to be satisfied with something you have than to risk losing it by trying to get something better you may not succeed in getting. "
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It means to carry through with an agreement.\nI agree to pay for a car, and the finance company wants me to "hold up to my end of the bargain" by making the payments.
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Don't settle for the person you CAN live with, Wait for the person you can't live without.  I heard it on a movie once.
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I've not heard the phrase, but if they are referring to something getting smaller, that would be the more common use for the word "lessening".  But if they use the archaic use of the word, it could mean of lessening value.\n\nA synonym for the first definition is decrease, the synonym for the second meaning is degrade.
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These definitions best describe it.\n"To substitute (one thing for another); exchange.\nTo change (a penalty, debt, or payment) to a less severe one."\n\nAs some people have said, it usually means having your sentence reduced - often from death to life.
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Yes, I have heard the expression. The meaning behind this is that if a man asks you out with little notice and you accept it appears you are available to him, without other plans or possibly options. It is rather silly though and I wouldn't follow this advice or the man you crave will just ask another girl that is more available!
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It is a class of stock that has a "preference" of some kind when it comes to dividing profits.   There are many ways it can be expressed. \n\nIt generally means that they get their dividend FIRST, whether Common gets any or not.  If there's no money for dividends that year, the question is whether it is "cumulative", meaning that if they don't pay this year, they have to make it up next year before paying Common, or "non cumulative" meaning it starts at zero each year, and also whether it is "participating", which means that if there is a LOT of dividend money, is the preferred dividend an upper limit or do they get more in flush years.
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They mean they have reached a point where they feel they can go no further with some problem they are facing.  It also means that they are a quitter.  "Quitters never win and winners never quit".  If you hit rock - find what ever "tool" it will take to punch through the rock.  The answer is there but you'll never see it if you let the rock stop you.
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It means "taking on more than one can manage."\n\nIt refers to both, really. Think about the literal meaning of the term. You rip off more with your teeth than your mouth can  hold, or process...\n\nIt means that you may want it (whatever it is), or may be willing to try, but it is beyond the limits of what you are able to do.\n\nHope this helps!  :-))
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I've always thought it meant "very common,inexpensive and or plentiful".  \nFor example:  In the summertime sunglasses are a dime a dozen.  \nMeaning: they are in every store and you can get them cheap because it's summer.
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It means that when you go after making quick money the fast and easy way you end losing it just as easily as it takes you to make it.. how that has any relevance to your shadow is because the faster you move or run to catch up with your shadow the quicker it moves.. your shadow is always going to be one step ahead of you no matter what\n\nits just another one of those sayings people use in order to discourage people from doing the wrong thing
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It means that being a loser is no big deal, but only if you didn't try anyway. \n\nSeriously, that is most cretinous thing I've ever heard (read). What if both people paid the same price?