This quote by Carlo Goldoni is a suggestion to be conscious of how much we talk. It recommends that when we talk excessive, we are not able to interact efficiently. This is due to the fact that when we talk too much, we are more likely to ramble and lose concentrate on the point we are trying to make. We may also be more likely to make mistakes or state something that we do not indicate. Furthermore, talking excessive can be seen as a sign of insecurity or lack of confidence. It can also be viewed as a sign of disrespect, as it indicates that the speaker does not value the other person's time. Therefore, it is necessary to be mindful of how much we talk and to guarantee that we are interacting effectively.
This quote is written / told by Carlo Goldoni between February 25, 1707 and February 6, 1793. He was a famous Playwright from Italy.
The author also have 7 other quotes.
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