Embracing the No
Starting with "no" can be a powerful tool in negotiations, allowing both parties to feel safer and more in control. By inviting a "no," you create an environment that encourages openness and honesty, which can lead to better agreements. Additionally, embracing tactical vulnerability—putting yourself at risk of rejection—can strengthen relationships and foster trust, even in challenging situations.In this clip
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