If people don’t believe you, it’s hard to convince them of anything
Javier Tamarahas quoted6 years ago
usually strive to be consistent with their standards.”
Javier Tamarahas quoted6 years ago
is a fundamental tenet of human psychology that people hate to contradict themselves. So if you give people a choice between being consistent with their standards – with what they have said and promised previously – and contradicting their standards, people will
Javier Tamarahas quoted6 years ago
What do I have to do here to get people to want to do things which will help us move forward?”
Javier Tamarahas quoted6 years ago
When people are irrational, words don’t count. Emotions do
Javier Tamarahas quoted6 years ago
When the party you negotiate with says “I hate you,” your response should be “Tell me more
Javier Tamarahas quoted6 years ago
In a meeting, if someone is extreme, you
Javier Tamarahas quoted6 years ago
might turn to the other members of that person’s team and say something like, ‘Do you all agree with each and every word that was just said?’ If there is any hesitation, ask for a break. Maybe they can talk some sense into the person being extreme.”
Javier Tamarahas quoted6 years ago
Any time you incorporate items of unequal value to the parties into a negotiation, you expand the pie and create more opportunities for everyone.