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The Persuasion Lab with Martin Medeiros

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#59: 6 reliable ways to negotiate honestly and effectively

January 20, 2021 • Martin Medeiros

Lots of folks avoid negotiation (and/or conflict) because they don't want to be 'manipulative' or 'sleezy.' The good news: the best negotiators use tactics that are the opposite of sleezy. They know that those manipulative, sleezy tactics will absolutely be used on them at one point or another, and so they also know what to look out for throughout their deals and negotiations. Listen in to this week's episode to learn how to negotiate with integrity, AND how to be smart about when those sleezy tactics are being used against you so that you don't fall prey.

Referenced episode: https://www.buzzsprout.com/610051/episodes/6615166

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