No-Oriented Questions
Lowering expectations can be a powerful strategy in negotiations. By framing questions as "no-oriented," you can quickly gauge interest and avoid wasting time on deals that aren't viable. This approach not only saves time but also helps clarify the other party's true intentions and potential for growth. Understanding the dynamics of ego and valuation can lead to more productive conversations and better outcomes.In this clip
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THE SECRET To Negotiating In Business & Life TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS | Chris Voss & Lewis Howes
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