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	<title>Comments on: Negotiation &#8230; One on One, or is it a Team Sport?</title>
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		<title>By: stinson</title>
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		<description>I like the fact that this post puts emphasis on having a team of partners who are in sync with each other. It is important to construct a good team who are all tuned to the same channel, and each person knows their role.

One very simple, yet empowering piece of advice I recently got was when a successful business man asked me, &quot;What is the most important rule of negotiation?&quot; When I didn&#039;t know the answer he said, &quot;Always be willing to walk away.&quot; It seems obvious to me now, but at the time it was not. This has become one of the most important lessons I have learned.</description>
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<p>One very simple, yet empowering piece of advice I recently got was when a successful business man asked me, &#8220;What is the most important rule of negotiation?&#8221; When I didn&#8217;t know the answer he said, &#8220;Always be willing to walk away.&#8221; It seems obvious to me now, but at the time it was not. This has become one of the most important lessons I have learned.</p>
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