Siri is activated through a «Hey Siri» command, and until those words are spoken, HomePod is
not listening to conversations in a room.
Not exact matches
If you constantly surround yourself with people who believe just like you do, then you are hearing the same
conversations, and you are
not growing, and you are
not learning
to be open
to perspectives,» Canaday cautions, so consciously seek out diverse voices and
listen deeply
to what they have
to say.
If you can't directly survey the people you are trying
to reach, you can gain insight into their language online: Read the same publications or blogs they do;
listen in on
conversations on Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn; and use keyword research tools (like Google AdWords or Keyword Discovery)
to see exactly what terms people are using in searches.
Effective communication isn't just about talking; leaders who master the art of
listening authentically will have uncanny, X-Men-like ability
to listen intuitively
to the other person's story, asking questions, and searching
conversations for depth, meaning and understanding with their needs in mind.
Developing and protecting the culture is one of the most sacred parts of the SEAL experience, but if you
listen to a lot of
conversation in the business world, «culture» isn't much more than a soft buzzword that gets put up on a PowerPoint slide once or twice a year ten minutes after you talk about the corporate mission statement or annual strategic initiatives.
Or that time when Google's home assistant gadget actually did turn out
to be
listening to random
conversations even when people didn't wake it up?
If the
conversation becomes heated or your team members aren't
listening to one another, remind them sensitively that it's important
to work together and
to stay calm.
If I were
to elaborate it would be
to say read, read, read and don't forget
to talk
to people, really talk,
listening with attention and having
conversations, on whatever topic, that are an exchange of thoughts.
Despite what the conspiracy theorists claim, Facebook doesn't secretly
listen to your
conversations, CEO Mark Zuckerberg confirms.
They shouldn't have
to listen to your
conversation.
I don't think God would think less of them... I don't have
to go
to church every Sunday
to have a relationship with God... I can sit in my backyard and
listen to the birds and the wind and have peace and serenity and a
conversation with him... The whole point is, we are
not the ones that are supposed
to judge anyone... that's his place...
not ours... when judgment day comes, he will be the one
to say welcome, or turn us away...
tallulah
listen closely, we already have had the proof
conversation the proofs have never changed my response
to the question won't change will your memory allow you
to recall the previous
conversation?
Some want
to listen, some want
to converse, and some just don't want
to have any
conversation at all.
Your words are similar
to what I have been thinking since that
conversation (I didn't have many of them in the moment... but a
listening ear was still valuable, I hope).
He should be sitting on a chair beside the bed, rather than standing, partly
to show that he is
not administering medicine but mainly
to suggest that the nature of his ministry is through
conversation, talking and
listening, and other procedures like prayer and reading which also involve verbal means.
We are so verbal, especially in the Protestant tradition, that it's hard for us
not to imagine prayer either as monologue, in which I tell God things and God
listens, or as a
conversation in which I tell God things and God answers back.
In fact, I don't even call them
conversations anymore as a
conversation implies people are actually
listening to each other.
1, Speaking and hearing are both important important in a
conversation, but «they» don't seem
to be very good at
listening.
If you're going
to start a
conversation with your spouse about money, it's a good
not to start with any of the following phrases «I'm confused, it says here [looking at your bank account]; «
Listen, I'm
not mad, but»; «Don't get all offended by what I'm about
to say...»
I was tempted at first
to give maybe a 10 point list of advice for parents going through deconstruction in front of their kids... things like let them see the books you read and answer their curiosities about them; teach your kids how
to think,
not how
to believe; tell them everything you're going through and let them deal with what it means for them; ask them what they believe and
listen objectively and engage in
conversation about it; openly share your struggles with what you're going through with the church and let them process it themselves, and so on.
By seeking
to model fair and courteous discussions, many stayed on
to listen to the
conversations week by week, whether the participants were well known or
not.
But Jesus Christ may
not be humanity's sole access
to it; there is no way
to know that in advance, before one has
listened to the other parties in the
conversation.
People don't
listen when they feel attacked or made
to feel stupid, and nothing kills a
conversation faster than defensiveness.
I'm
not saying it isn't possible, but it's always awkward for me
to listen as people report these
conversations... There have been beautiful and faithful people who have said God tells them what
to get at the grocery store, whom
to date, and what
to wear.
The other 93 % are either unwilling
to take the risk that there aren't any demons in the wood
listening in on our
conversations, or it's too ingrained and has just become a tradition.
Oh my gosh, Conor, why didn't you tell me you were hiding in the bushes
listening to the bears»
conversation?!
With today's technology, I don't see why the team can
not be supplied with a set of Apple «AirPods» each, in which they could
listen to their own selection of music whilst being able
to hear any other ambient noise and engage in
conversations with one another.
But yet another
conversation with Reid's daycare teachers about how many accidents he's having, (as though I'd totally dropped the ball as his mother) made me consider that perhaps the real issue here is
not that I'm failing my son by
not potty training him, but that I'm failing him by
not advocating for him, for
not standing up for the fact that he has every right
to listen to his own body and
to not feel pressured into trying
to meet a milestone he's clearly
not ready for.
He's perpetually on - the - go, can't sit still long enough
to finish his snack or
listen to a storybook, gets distracted easily, moves from one unfinished activity
to the next, throws major tantrums when frustrated, interrupts
conversations, snatches items impulsively from the hands of another, doesn't slow down enough
to follow directions and is restless and squirmy.
Consider inventing your own hashtags for events or issues, but don't try
to force people
to follow you —
listen to the
conversation and see what's in use.
Engaging the Twitter community is obviously time - consuming, since you have
to pay attention
to what many different people are saying — you can't participate in the
conversation unless you're actually
listening.
After
listening I sensed that I would
not persuade the lady, so very politely I thanked her for taking my her call and asked her if she wanted
to talk about any other issues; when she declined the offer, we ended the
conversation.
Unlike television ads, these are interactive channels, meaning that campaigns can't simply dominate the
conversation — they'll need
to listen to what others are saying.
I have had many
conversations with my children about underage drinking and I know firsthand that they don't always want
to listen, and more so, that one approach doesn't work for every child.
I say
to the Under - Secretary of State for Health, the hon. Member for Broxtowe (Anna Soubry)-- perhaps she will have the courtesy
to listen when she is being spoken
to from the Chair — that it is
not acceptable for any Member of the House
to treat the debate as a private
conversation between himself or herself and the Member on his or her feet.
If they've
listened and understood, you have the right
to be upset and have a
conversation with them stating what the problem is...
not attacking them, but clearing the air about the present situation working back towards the foundation established up front.
Hi Katie, Love
listening to your podcast, particularly as there's a lot less of this type of
conversation here in the UK, or if there is in the classic British way, we're
not being loud enough about it.
Try the next time you have a
conversation with someone
to just
listen, and try
to not make the responses about you - it is hard, but now you are more conscious and aware!
I will admit I did
not listen to the entire podcast, but for the
conversation to be centered around a perceived problem «metal in pans is bad» and for the solution
to be «buy this product» which by the way, I sell, and by the way, is the only safe method available, is a little eyebrow raising.
You can't choose your family members, so it's best
to listen politely, then excuse yourself and join another
conversation.
«Once we have the
conversation about the risks of weight gain, they feel empowered and don't
listen to all the chatter as much.»
If they aren't people you have direct access
to, read their books or blogs,
listen to their podcasts, tweet at them and generally make their voice one that is part of the
conversation you have with yourself daily.
And anyone
listening to the summit, make sure you go over
to evanbrand.com, because this
conversation doesn't end just with the Candida Summit, and there's a lot of other topics that we'll get into down the road.
And you know, if you're in a relationship right now and it — it's
not the one that necessarily fulfils you, then look at this list you're making and see if this person, if it's
conversations you can have with this person, and say, «
Listen, I really have been taking some time
to —
to really reflect and — and this is what matters.»
It can't do both, so people who are
listening, you know, always have the ancestral lens added as filter on
to our
conversations because this is very new.
haha I digress... I had no idea he was heading
to the Island until I was talking
to my brother and I said the word «Mazel» which my mom who was
listening to our
conversation right away responded with... speaking of mazel, Andy Cohen will be here tomorrow... love how my whole family is familiar with the WWHL logo While I still haven't chosen what I am going
to wear tonight
to meet the fabulous Andy himself, I have put together a little leopard look for ya'll today.
And while Bing may
not dictate style like icons of the past, her authentic connection
to her community —
listening to direct feedback and observing
conversations between fans — earns the repeat customer.
Listen and don't dominate the
conversation — Share things about yourself so that they're able
to get
to know you, but don't dominate the
conversation.
He may have seemed
to be into the
conversation, but was he an active part of the
conversation, or just a passive bystander, politely
listening to you most of the time because he couldn't get a word in?
He was talking very fast and it seemed like he was mentally checked out of the
conversation in that he didn't really
listen to what I had
to say.