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Passive giving and negotiated giving

It’s important to distinguish between passive giving and negotiated giving:

  • Passive givers are giving in to avoid conflict, en route to stunted deals and lowered expectations.
  • Negotiated givers are more intentional in their generosity and stay focused on long-term goals.

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