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“This Is How To Combat Aggression Through Body Language” – Negotiation Insight

“Aggression can be the expression displayed when reasoning fails to communicate.” -Greg Williams, The Master Negotiator & Body Language Expert (Click to Tweet)    Click here to get the book!

 

“This Is How To Combat Aggression Through Body Language”

 

People don’t realize; they’re always negotiating.

“… Up until that point, the first negotiator thought everything was fine. Then, he noticed his counterpart’s lips pursed, followed by a few moments of silence before the second negotiator’s voice escalated. And that was followed by negotiator number two’s furrowed brow, jutting jaw, and clenching fists, first the left, and then his right one. The second negotiator was displaying aggression and preparing for mental combat, if not an outright physical confrontation. Negotiator number one asked, “are you getting upset?” To which the second negotiator said, “yes, I am because you’re not fair!” The first negotiator said, “why do you think I’m not fair?” From there, the two negotiators discussed their perception of what ‘fair’ meant. In so doing, they averted what might have become an ugly situation.”

When was the last time you were in a situation that became troublesome, and you weren’t sure when it got on that path? When such occurred, most likely, you failed to recognize the body language gestures early, indicating that trouble lay ahead. And that was the real cause of the situation’s escalation. That won’t be the case in the future if you observe a few of the following warning signals that foretell possible aggression – aggression signs, which might lead to combat.

 

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“This Is How To Spot And Stop Manipulation In Negotiations” – Negotiation Tip of the Week

“If you’re not aware when manipulation occurs, it may be occurring more than you’re aware.” -Greg Williams, The Master Negotiator & Body Language Expert  (Click to Tweet)   Click here to get the book!

“This Is How To Spot And Stop Manipulation In Negotiations”

People don’t realize; they’re always negotiating.

Negotiators manipulate one another during negotiations. Most people don’t want others to control them through manipulation. Once manipulation is recognized, the offended party may rail against those that assail them. And yet, others will cling to those that weave manipulative tactics against them and not accept the realization that the manipulator is causing them serious harm. Where do you fall on that paradigm?

The feeling of being manipulated is dependent on the perception of each individual. That’s why some negotiators may get away with blatant manipulation, while another may pay a hefty price for his perceived transgressions. Thus, the perception of manipulation is not a ‘one size fits all.’ The following will explain how to tell when someone is manipulating you and how to stop it.

 

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“This Is How To Negotiate Better Against Social Media Tweets” – Negotiation Insight

“Tweets can alter a negotiation’s path. If alterations are to occur, make sure you’re the tailor controlling them.” -Greg Williams, The Master Negotiator & Body Language Expert (Click to Tweet)     

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“This Is How To Negotiate Better Against Social Media Tweets”

 

People don’t realize; they’re always negotiating.

Warning: Don’t discount the following information about tweets in social media and the profound impact they can have when you negotiate. Not taking heed of the following insights could be deadly to your negotiation efforts. And as you know, you’re always negotiating.

A tweet can have the impact of hundreds, if not thousands, of unseen allies working for you or your negotiation opposition. That reason alone is why you should consider their potency, how a negotiator might use tweets against you, and how you might utilize them when you negotiate. To quickly dismiss the power a tweet can have during a negotiation can be foolhardy at best and a tool that decapitates your negotiation efforts at worst. You’ve been warned. Now, take heed of the information that follows to protect and increase your negotiation efforts.

 

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“This Is How To Trigger Someone In A Negotiation” – Negotiation Tip of the Week

“When you treat someone in an exemplary manner, anything less than that becomes ordinary to them. Beware of the expectation triggers you setoff in others.” -Greg Williams, The Master Negotiator & Body Language Expert (Click to Tweet)           Click here to get the book!  

“This Is How To Trigger Someone In A Negotiation”

I heard music that brought back memories from many years ago. As I listened, a broad smile captured my face. The music was the trigger of that occurrence.

When you’re in a negotiation, are you aware of the triggers that motivate your actions, your thoughts? Do you consider how the other negotiator is driven by what’s triggering him? You should be astutely aware of what’s occurring below your mental state of consciousness in both cases. Because therein lies, what will dictate the degree of success you’ll have in the negotiation. Observe the following insights about triggers, how they work, and how you can use them to motivate someone to take action in your negotiation.

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“This Is How To Not Negotiate With A Bully” – Negotiation Insight

Bullies bully those that bow to the bully’s power. Thus, your actions determine if you’re the object or objection of a bully.” -Greg Williams, The Master Negotiator & Body Language Expert (Click to Tweet)

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“This Is How To Not Negotiate With A Bully”

People don’t realize; they’re always negotiating.

Negotiations can be difficult when certain personality types are competing against one another. Add the perception of one of the negotiators feeling bullied, and you have a volatile mix of perceived antagonism, backed up by, “oh no you won’t” – the adopting of a ‘dig in your heels’ negotiation on both sides. And that lack of flexibility and steadfastness can lead the negotiation down a tumultuous path. So, how might you negotiate with someone that displays bullying tactics?

Since there are different types of bullies. Some can be more challenging than others. But, when negotiating with a bully, there are a few things you should not do. Thus, a bully can appear in different forms in a negotiation. And when you negotiate with a bully, you must know how to handle him, no matter his demeanor. Continue and discover what you should not do when negotiating with a bully.  Click here  ====>   https://bit.ly/3lEHsU8

 

Remember, you’re always negotiating!

 

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“7 Reasons To Be Careful Negotiating On Social Media” – Negotiation Tip of the Week

“Just because reasoning lost its battle, doesn’t mean you have to lose yours.” -Greg Williams, The Master Negotiator & Body Language Expert  (Click to Tweet)

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“7 Reasons To Be Careful Negotiating On Social Media”

 

People don’t realize; they’re always negotiating.

Some people consider negotiations to be a formal process. In reality, you’re always negotiating, even when you’re on social media. Most people don’t recognize that fact. And social media can have a profound impact on negotiations and your life. That’s why you should be careful about the content you place on social media and its effects on your future negotiation sessions.

Negotiating on social media can stretch across any platform, and it can encompass different media (e.g., tweets, videos). Observe the following seven reasons why you should be careful negotiating on social media, especially if a video component is absent. And consider how your negotiation efforts become challenged as the result of dealing on social media.

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“This Is How To Avoid Harmful Lies In A Negotiation” – Negotiation Tip of the Week

Lies can be insidious, harmful, and mentally debilitating. They’re also more mentally strangling when delivered from a supposed trusted source. Thus, the intent of a lie’s purpose determines its deceit threshold and the mental harm derived from it. A lie can extend calamitous damage into a negotiation, and unfortunately, it can do the same when you’re engaged in other aspects of your life. That’s why you must arm yourself with the insight needed to gauge when someone is lying, the reason they’re doing so, and what their intent is. By having that knowledge, you’ll be more capable of protecting yourself from those that openly lie to you. Even more important, you’ll be able to shield yourself from more harmful lies in your negotiation and other areas of your life. And here’s how to do that.

 

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Remember, you’re always negotiating!

 

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“This Is How To Avoid Trickery In A Negotiation” – Negotiation Insight

Trickery can cause you to rewrite your history or be the source of your forestalled future. In a negotiation, it can be the difference between a sad and smiley face outcome. That’s the con that it perpetrates on one’s mind. And while playful trickery can be a delight, residing in the funhouse of your imagination, when someone delivers it with sinister intent, it can distort your reality as though you were viewing it through a mirror that deforms your mind. Good negotiators, like magicians, know how to ply the trades of trickery. They do so to get you thinking of one thing while keeping you engaged long enough with distractions, to extract deals that under other circumstances you’d never accept. And that’s why you need to be wary of the negotiator that uses trickery against you. He can make your otherwise positive outcomes disappear.

In the right environment, trickery fills you with delight. But in a negotiation, trickery can deliver you to fright. Learn how to distinguish the difference between the two, before trickery hurts you. bit.ly/3cYeVWG

Remember, you’re always negotiating!

 

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“This Is How To Negotiate Stronger In A Pandemic” – Negotiation Tip of the Week

“You can’t control a pandemic. But you can control the degree that it controls you.” -Greg Williams, The Master Negotiator & Body Language Expert  (Click to Tweet)

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“This Is How To Negotiate Stronger In A Pandemic”

 

People don’t realize; they’re always negotiating.

During pandemic times, it can become more challenging to negotiate. Because, during a pandemic, a negotiator’s emotions can become labored. His mind may become consumed by the environment that surrounds him. And his thoughts succumb to the wellbeing of those for whom he cares. Plus, his mind may become burdened by considering how he’ll maximize resources, which can push him over the boundaries of what would otherwise be a more even-tempered individual. That can lead him to make irrational, hasty, and damaging decisions, which impales him on a negotiation bed of nails, due to him not being clear of head and mind.

In essence, he might lose his ability to be rational, allowing logic to become subverted by his driving perception to maximize the negotiation outcome at his negotiation counterpart’s expense. So, how might you overcome the dilemma of negotiating stronger in your negotiations during a pandemic? Consider the following, and you’ll gain insights into accomplishing just that.

 

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“This Is How To Overcome Tone Distraction In A Negotiation” – Negotiation Insight

“Strength does not lie in anger. But the tone of anger can lead to the distraction of strength.” -Greg Williams, The Master Negotiator & Body Language Expert (Click to Tweet)

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“This Is How To Overcome Tone Distraction In A Negotiation”

 

People don’t realize; they’re always negotiating.

Two members of an investment team were discussing the price they’d pay for a property with a property owner. The first member said to the owner we’re not in a hurry to make a purchase. We’re not going to enter into a negotiation. Our offer will be what we’re willing to pay for the property, and we’re not going above it. But if you can accept it, we’re ready to proceed with the purchase right now. Before the owner could respond, the other team member said, but we may negotiate if your counteroffer is close to ours. Right then, the second member had injected a tone distraction into the negotiation. It was a distraction that could harm the team’s negotiation efforts. It would require a maneuver to regain the control the first team member had created.

Such team negotiation environments can consist of spouses, associates, etc. Don’t let this happen to your team negotiation efforts. Here’s how to overcome that.

 

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