Richard Sannon

“Similarly, productive or just pleasurable conversation has been stifled by technology. It used to be that when a question arose, people kept talking as they sought an answer. The results were healthy discussions, debates, and creative storytelling. Today, however, we immediately turn to Google for the answer, ending that particular line of questioning or thinking. Without those discussions, we’ve lost something valuable, notes Kate Unsworth, a leading expert in social change: “These are the conversations that really form bonds between people. You gain insight into the way someone’s mind works, and it is not typically a conversation anyone has had before, so it is engaging and memorable.”
― John R. DiJulius, The Relationship Economy: Building Stronger Customer Connections in the Digital Age