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Powershift by Daymond John with Daniel Paisner — WisdomDeck honest review
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Powershift

by Daymond John with Daniel Paisner

John on negotiation and influence in three stages: building influence (reputation), negotiating (preparation, the other side's needs), and nurturing relationships afterward, with stories from Shark Tank and interviews. It is practical, personable and useful for people who find negotiation intimidating.

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Read it if…

you want a friendly introduction to negotiation and influence.

Skip it if…

you are an experienced negotiator; see Voss or Ury.

Three things you will actually use

  1. Influence precedes negotiation.
  2. Prepare: know their needs better than they do.
  3. Relationships outlast deals.

Do this first

Before your next negotiation, write what the other side needs and fears.

Our verdict

Personable and practical.

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