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Secrets of Power Negotiating
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Secrets of Power Negotiating

Inside Secrets from a Master Negotiator

by Roger Dawson

Recommended by Tim Ferriss and Ran Segall

Recommended by Tim Ferriss and Ran Segall

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Recommended by 4 sources and appears in Negotiation, Most Recommended Books, and Psychology.

Roger Dawson's Secrets of Power Negotiating has changed the way American business thinks about negotiating. Thinking "winwin"looking for that magical third solution in which everyone wins but nobody losescan be a naive and ultimately unsuccessful approach in today's tough business environment. Power Negotiating teaches that the way you negotia...

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Recommended by 4 sources and appears in Negotiation, Most Recommended Books, and Psychology.

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This is a book that pulls apart the psychological shortcuts we use to make decisions, then shows how to deploy them in business contexts. The writing is clear and heavy on real-world examples from sales and marketing, which makes the principles stick but can leave you feeling like you’ve just taken a master class in manipulation. Its useful part is giving a language for the invisible forces that shape everyday choices. The main limitation: it can feel overly tactical, as if relationships are just a series of triggers to be pulled, offering little on building genuine influence through trust.

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