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This book looks right up my alley. Being able to communicate and listen more effectively is one of my inherit weaknesses.

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Thanks for the giveaway! Looks like a great read!

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I'm usually okay at communication, but it depends very much on how far out I've strayed from my comfort zone. I'm a pretty shy person, and tend to avoid selling myself. I believe that it has hurt my business, so I could always use some coaching up.

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i have a hard time commuicating AND listening according to my parent,siblings freind pretty much everyone really.

Thanks for the recommendation.  I have been looking for a new book, having finished my last one yesterday.  I will look this one up.

Hi, friend @shenanigator,

Negotiating is an extremely important topic, and I'm glad you brought it up. Unfortunately most people haven't got a clue as to how it is done.

Many years ago, I transitioned from occasional consulting to full-time independent consulting. As part of that process, I listened to and studied a series of tapes on the topic of negotiation, kindly loaned to me by a friend of mine.

*Everything* is negotiable in life, any time you are dealing with another human being. When you happen to be the head of a household and trying to support your family, knowing even a few basic negotiating skills can may a *huge* difference in your ability to do so.

You've done the Steemit community a great service by drawing our attention to this, and Thank You for your generosity in gifting three books to some very blessed readers! ;)

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To say
>Because I'm an idiot

it's great!!

>If you're in the US

If you don't?

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I really want this book for a very good friend

So you are doing Steemit Book Reviews for those looking for a book to better themselves. Upvoted for being clever and a niche for steemians into improving oneself in books.

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A friend of mine already brought Chris Voss to my attention. I have been avidly devouring any YouTube videos I have found on Chris and his work. His approach could make life so much easier for everyone willing to listen and put it into practice. His stories and insights are fascinating. I would love to get my hands on the book. =)
Upvoted.

Negotiation has never been my strong point.  I do not value myself very highly / would always sacrifice myself for others.

This may be a very good book for my type of person to read.
I hope that you will write further excerpts and your thoughts on what this book taught you, here on Steemit.

I may even work out how to get an amazon gift card to get this book myself.

My life needs renegotiated and I am an avid reader. 

Fingers crossed.

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This book has been on my amazon basket since I heard a podcast with the author. Seemed fascinating. 

Well  if I win, I'll do an in depth analyses of the book here in steemit. 

Good post

You know it's a good book when it's getting referenced multiple times on steemit: [You don't get what you deserve in life (or steemit) You get what you negotiate](https://steemit.com/scaredycatguide/@scaredycatguide/you-don-t-get-what-you-deserve-in-life-or-steemit-you-get-what-you-negotiate).   

Made that post a day ago and recommended Never Split the Difference to improve one's skills to find the win-win scenario!

Clearly I have a copy - good luck to the contestants! :-)

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Ooohhh there's nothing like a juicy negotiation book to get me all excited.  And, it sounds like this one goes so much deeper than "regular old negotiation".  
I can't wait to read it!  Thanks for the great post!

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Every form of communication involves some kind of manipulation. Life is about deception and language is the main medium for doing so in humans. I was never good at applying the utilities of these books. I don't think anyone is. At the end of the day we all revert back to our ways. We can't change who were really are.

> I can't count the number of times I've done something really stupid and my annoyed girlfriend says something along the lines of "Why would you say/do that?!?" Before reading this book, this may have turned into an argument.

>But after learning these lessons, I simply reply "Because I'm an idiot."

Your girlfriend might argue that you've been an idiot long before you read this book. lol
–The Girlfriend

# Update of winners:
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To determine the winners, I'm sorting the comments by "age," so the newest comment shows up first. There are a couple comments who are ineligible (my girlfriend and someone who asked to be excluded), so if one of those numbers is picked, I'll generate another number.

There are 18 top-level comments, so I'm using a random-number generator to choose a number with the minimum set at 1 and the maximum set at 18.

I'll try to get it touch with the winners through steemit.chat

These are the numbers:
17 - Winner is @jdawg
2 - Winner is @kyriacos
5 - Winner would have been @scaredycatguide, but they already have the book and asked not to be included in the drawing.

Generating a replacement number:
18 - Winner is @sevinwilson