Quotes About Candor

There is nothing in this world that I fear to say.

The feedback I get is that my books are honest. I don't sugar-coat anything. Life is really hard.

I can admit and say that I have feelings.

There are very few people who work for me who are afraid to tell me what I don't want to hear.

It's not secret that usually I don't have a filter.

I always say what I think... I'm not brave - I just have no filter.

I don't filter things really.

I say things I shouldn't and I can't stop myself. It's called no filter.

There's no filter with me, sometimes I say things I shouldn't be saying but I mean, why hide it?

I'll be the first one to tell you if I made a mistake.

If you've done something wrong, the first step is to try to own up and tell people about it.

If I fancy a girl, I'll tell her. I'll say: 'You're fit.'

I am the guy that, if you catch me saying something, I don't do the, 'Don't tell anybody I said it.' If I said it, I said it. I'm gonna stand right here and say it again to whoever - the end. What's the trouble? Where's the problem?

To whom, then, must I dedicate my wonderful, surprising and interesting adventures? to whom dare I reveal my private opinion of my nearest relations? the secret thoughts of my dearest friends? my own hopes, fears, reflections and dislikes? Nobody!

I'm a terrible dancer. The worst.

With Don Rickles and me, we're just telling the truth. We're not terrific people, and we're not gonna win the beauty contest. We're just average Joes. We're just being who we are, and I think people like that.

Nothing is held back on 'Testimony.'

All judgment of others is cloaked self-judgment. It is necessarily so. Profound spiritual growth occurs when we bravely pull that cloak away and acknowledge how we feel about ourselves. This process is difficult and requires unflinching self-candor, but its rewards are great.

La mala educación era para él sinónimo de franqueza y hasta honestidad.

Truth can well out of a man like blood from a wound, and it can be just as disconcerting to look at.

But I'm going to try to tell the truth. Except for the parts I'm leav­ing out, because there's still stuff I'm just not going to tell you. Get used to it.

He hadn't known her for very long before he realized that she lacked a filter between her brain and her mouth-she simply verbalized every thought that entered her mind.

Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth. —Henry David Thoreau

did give anybody hell. I just told the truth and they thought it was hell. —HARRY S TRUMAN