One thing I have learned is, if people tell you they had a "frank" discussion with someone, it is usually code for a yelling match with clenched fists.
Try to do your best to look people in the eye and talk to them without a gadget being in between you all the time.
You have got to sit down and talk to people. You can't understand people from a distance.
I stay away from online dating. Interacting with the person right in front of you is a much easier way to talk.
Converse, converse, CONVERSE, with living men, face to face, mind to mind-that is one of the best sources of knowledge.
The beautiful thing about older people is their ability to cut the fat off of conversation. When they talk, they don't go on forever and ever. They say what they have to say, and that's it. That was my grand dad. Some of the things he said stunned me, but his words were logical. I'll never forget them.
The best advice I ever got came from my mother, Estee Lauder: She believed that if you had something good to say, you should put it in writing. But if you had something bad to say, you should tell the person to his or her face.
I hope [white brothers and sisters] read this book [Tears we cannot stop] and engage with it, but other white people have a better chance of speaking more directly to the white folk they know, because they're less likely to be subject to ridicule. They're insiders, so to speak.
Direct confrontation, direct conversation is real respect. And it's amazing how many people get that.
I'm the biggest fan of face-to-face communication.
I always do my interviews face to face.
They really cut to the chase in the urologist's examination room, and I tried to laugh. If this office were a movie, it would have been rated R.
The difference between face-to-face conversation and any other medium of communication is simple: No distractions are permitted.
I don't tweet. I prefer face-to-face communication and sometimes Instagram.
I always prefer to speak face-to-face, typically in my own office, where I'm most comfortable.
People who are digital native, they want to have real-time performance feedback. They want to understand where they are, what might happen, what their future is. And they want to understand that quickly in a very direct conversation.
If you can run around the corner and say hello to someone do that instead of emailing. It's always more rewarding; the connection is always more authentic. If you've got something to say and you can say it someone's face, it's so much better, healthier.
In what we think of as bad dialogue, the characters talk directly to each other.
It's important to look people in the eye and have direct conversations. I actually have a rule that if an issue takes more than five sentences to explain it, don't send an email. Pick up the phone instead, because it'll take less time to resolve it.
I have always liked to have face-to-face talks with my bosses.
