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Use emotions to influence

Use emotions to influence

Emotions can derail communication. When people get upset at one another, they stop thinking rationally.

Emotions are not an obstacle to successful negotiations. They are a means. Good negotiators know how to identify emotions and influence them.

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A lot of problems would disappear if we talked to each other more than talking about each other.

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