26/09/2021
π¨βπAt some point during any discussion, one or both parties may threaten to walk away. Of course, this is awful for all parties: they came here to find a solution. They've both spent a lot of time, effort, and money so far on the negotiation: researching it, planning it, and participating in it.
π¨βπIt's important to keep in mind that negotiations aren't a game. There's no need for bluffing and brinksmanship if you're honest about what you need, what you can and can't accept, and why you're in the negotiation. Tell them you want to find a solution and will try your best to come up with new ideas, but don't be afraid to say what you can't accept. Maintain a firm but patient and cheerful attitude.
π¨βπIt can take a long time to finalize an agreement. The key is to maintain track of your commitment and check that your partner is still onboard. You can then concentrate on the critical factors that are still on the table.
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