The author describes becoming a professional negotiator at age 23 and, within 12 months, negotiating million-dollar deals single-handedly. He says negotiating skills transferred into personal life, and cites everyday situations such as buying a home, budgeting for a wedding, and buying a car where those skills apply.
The book promises insider tips, fundamentals for setting clear objectives, techniques to overcome obstacles and turn no into yes, and guidance on building long-term relationships. It also includes practical advice and real-world scenarios intended to give readers confidence to handle negotiations for themselves or on behalf of a business.
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The description focuses on teaching practical negotiation techniques that originated in high-value professional deals. Much of the setup centers on applying those skills to everyday transactions like homes, weddings, and cars as well as to business negotiations. The book emphasizes fundamentals, setting objectives, and converting obstacles into agreements. The tone appears instructional and scenario-driven rather than speculative or narrative.
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G-NRIS™ identifies The Art of Negotiation primarily as Non-fiction, Guides, Self-Help, and Business & Economics. Its strongest themes include Skill Development, Personal Empowerment, Professional Growth, and Relationship Building. Prominent narrative patterns include How-To Instruction, Real-World Scenarios, and Overcoming Obstacles.
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