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negotiation seminars or coaches
Category: Relationships and Society Asked by: george3000-ga List Price: $25.00 |
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14 Aug 2004 23:51 PDT
Expires: 13 Sep 2004 23:51 PDT Question ID: 388031 |
Hi- I've read all the negotation stuff in business school (Getting to Yes, Bargaining for Advantage) and am familiar with the ads for Karrass seminars in the inflight mags. But after all of this, I am basically dissatisfied with my ability to push and fight for my own interests. Even though I know all the theory and techniques, I always find myself caving in too easily. I don't like to upset people and I think this basic orientation is what's holding me back. So- I wanted to see if anyone knew about either a coach, seminar (or maybe even a book or tape) that works on this basic problem. Kind of changing your attitudes, learning to become more assertive for your interests. I want to see if there's anything out there that goes beyond basic negotation techniques and has really been proven to change people's ability to get what they want/deserve in bargaining situations. Thanks. |
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Re: negotiation seminars or coaches
From: joey-ga on 14 Aug 2004 23:57 PDT |
Have you thought about drama coaching? It sounds random, but I've read/seen accounts of self-described "meek" people using drama coaching to work on strengthening their attitudes and demeanors. The drama coaches took them through ways to feel comfortable asserting themselves, speaking well, knowing when to shout or relax depending on circumstances, etc. --Joey |
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Re: negotiation seminars or coaches
From: q7rei-ga on 18 Aug 2004 12:08 PDT |
Hi! Try reading "Negotiate This" by Herb Cohan or better yet "The Power of Nice" by Ronald Shapiro and Mark Jankowski. Both may be available at your local public library along with other books on this topic. ;-) |
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Re: negotiation seminars or coaches
From: pgargagl-ga on 06 Sep 2004 09:47 PDT |
Have you heard of Neuro-linguistic Programming or NLP? This movement was quite popular in the business world for a time. Many people seem to have found it useful. There is a tremendous amount of information about it online, both free and unfree. Do a google search for NLP. Look for the authors Bandler and Grinder. You can take seminars in NLP. |
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Re: negotiation seminars or coaches
From: swamphandy-ga on 15 Sep 2004 06:33 PDT |
First off, get clear on what it is you are looking for. It is not control, or forcing your will on other people. That does not work, as many wars have proven. The word for what you seek is enrollment. Enrolling other people into your vision of whatever it is you have or do. What I feel would really serve you is to call David Jenkins. He is a life coach that has assisted many people in becoming millionaires as well as much higher aspirations such as 'happiness'. You can check out some of his work here: http://stores.ebay.com/I-Made-28-492-Dollars-in-ONE-hour_W0QQsspagenameZl2QQtZkm Buy the deluxe edition and listen to every minute of it. A training that would assist you would be Harmony Institute, www.harmonytrainings.com This training can work miracles in relationships and enrollment. It's not what you do, it's how you do it. Take on your life, -Rob |
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Re: negotiation seminars or coaches
From: ruester-ga on 23 Oct 2004 07:23 PDT |
The replies to your question seem like good advice, but I don't believe they completely answered your question. You already know what the problem is. You're not assertive enough to close the deal. This isn't a fault. You're just overly nice to everyone. The coaching aspect is good, but I feel I can give you better advice on this. You need to learn more about your behavioral style and others. It's based on a language called D.I.S.C. Where D stands for Dominance, I stands for Influence, S stands for Steadiness and C stands for Compliance. Everyone in the world has a certain level of intensity of each one of these 4 areas of behavioral style. Here's were the coach comes in or better yet, how about a Sales Trainer or Sales Coach. They would use an assessment tool to measure your DISC or behavioral style. Next, they should teach you or share with you the basis around DISC. Show you were your strengths and weaknesses are and then show you how you can modify or "adapt" your behavioral style to meet the needs of your job. I recommend taking a look at these assessments and how they can be used not only in Sales Training but in all aspects of your life. You can find this information at www.ttiltd.com or www.managingforsuccess.com. They also have assessments that can measure your attitudes like you were asking about. It is called Personal Interests, Attitudes and Values or PIAV for short. I highly recommend this company to anyone who wants to know more about themselves and how they tick. I used to work with this team and continue to consult with them today. They can recommend you to top notch Sales Trainers or Coaches anywhere in the world. Check them out. You won't go wrong. -Sean |
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