The Ten Times Rule: The Only Difference Between Success and Failure

reactivate.
To make active again.
reactive.
Occurring as a result of stress or emotional upset (not in a good sense).
reasonable.
(1) Being in accordance with reason (a 
reasonable
theory); (2) not
extreme or excessive.
recession.
Period of general economic decline, usually defined as a contraction
in the GDP for six months (two consecutive quarters) or longer. Marked by high
unemployment, stagnant wages, and a fall in retail sales. A recession generally
does not last longer than one year and is much milder than a depression.
Although recessions are considered a normal part of a capitalist economy, there
is no unanimity among economists as to their causes.
referral.
The act, action, or an instance of referring.
relationship.
(1) The relation connecting or binding participants in a
relationship; (2) a specific instance or type of kinship.
reluctance.
Feeling or showing aversion, hesitation, or unwillingness.
repackage.
To package again or anew; specifically, to put into a more efficient
or attractive form.
resistance.
An opposing or retarding force.
response.
Something constituting a reply or a reaction.
restrict.
To confine within bounds; restrain.
restrictions.
Something that restricts, such as a regulation that restricts or

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restrains.
résumé.
A document that contains a summary or listing of a person's relevant
job experience and education. The résumé or CV (curriculum vitae) is typically
the first item that a potential employer encounters regarding a job seeker and is
typically used to screen applicants. An application screening is often followed by
an interview. (Don't ever rely on a résumé without taking the time to meet the
person who you want to hire.)