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Communication Toolkit for Introverts

You're reading from   Communication Toolkit for Introverts With practical techniques optimized for introverts, find your voice in everyday business situations

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Product type Paperback
Published in Dec 2014
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ISBN-13 9781783000685
Length 248 pages
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Patricia Weber Patricia Weber
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Table of Contents (15) Chapters Close

Communication Toolkit for Introverts
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewer
Preface
1. Communication Preferences of Introverts and Extroverts FREE CHAPTER 2. Identify and Count on Your Introvert Strengths 3. Confident to Communicate 4. Your Hardworking Wrench: Tighten or Open up Your Listening 5. Your Headband Light - Succeeding in the Business Meeting 6. Tape Measure Your Success for Powerful Presentations 7. Do You Have an Axe to Grind? Use a Positive Approach for Workplace Conflict 8. On the Level to Negotiate with Success 9. Power Tools of Influence, Persuasion, and Selling 10. Quiet Communication can Triumph

Preparing the elements for a successful outcome


A search for "negotiation" in books on Amazon.com yields about 23,000 results. A similar search on Google finds 22,400,000 results. Within all these results and in a variety of courses, we can find three, five, and seven or eight steps to the negotiation process. Regardless of the number of steps involved, many of them are suitable for our introverted nature. In general, these are the negotiation elements:

  • Preparation

    • Have a clearly defined outcome

    • Decide your personal bottom line, the least acceptable outcome.

    • Be prepared with questions

  • Engagement

    • Start with the mutually agreed points.

    • Ask for what you want.

    • Be prepared to justify your request.

    • Listen to what the other party wants.

    • Cooperate and collaborate to reach an agreement.

  • Agreement

    • Bring negotiations to a close.

    • It's best to get things in writing.

We will follow a situation that Meghan Wier shared with me to see some of these steps in action.

Creative preparation

Meghan has admitted to me that she...

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