How to Negotiate Better: The Art of Making the Best Deal!

by Paul Roberts

Do you want to learn how to negotiate cheaper bills?

Are you ready to learn how to get more of what you want?

Do you want a simple step by step guide to becoming a better communicator?

Then this is the guide for you!
Do you realize how many times a day you negotiate? Trying to get the kids out of bed is
not just a battle; it's a negotiation!

Do you know exactly what is negotiable, or do you pay the full price for everything? You
wouldn't expect to pay the list price for a house, so why would you pay a fixed rent on a
rental property?

There are deals to be made in all walks of life, and you need to make them! Discover what
top negotiators already know, the art of making the best deal.

You Will Learn How to:

Become a better listener useful in all areas of your life
Negotiate Property Deals and save yourself thousands on interest payments
Negotiate a better salary and learn how to get what you are worth
Negotiate better online a useful skill for the 21st century
So are you ready to strike deals and make a better life for you and your loved ones?

24 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 1, 2020

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Reviews

[AcademicEditor · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book is very short indeed: just about 25 pages. It could stand to be expanded with some case studies, statistics, nods to other authors to whom it owes a debt, like Dale Carnegie. It encourages you to do your research and have the guts to ask for what you want, and I guess the author lives by his own advice, since about halfway through, an otherwise blank page asks you to go to Amazon and leave a review. I had to chuckle at the chutzpah.

Thanks to the publishers and NetGalley for a digital ARC for the purpose of an unbiased review.

[Dr. B · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is a very short and to the point read about the art of negotiation. It has some quite useful information but I personally did not learn anything new so I will recommend this to somebody who has very limited to no knowledge on the topic.

I would like to thank the Publishers, NetGalley, and the Author for sending me a copy of this book.

You can check out my reviews on my blog.

[Ann Venkat · Rating 4 out of 5]

In some ways, this book reminded me of the classic book "Crucial Conversations ". However this book offers powerful tips and strategies for very specific life situations, making it an extremely useful book.

The initial chapter- "understand what you can't negotiate" is solid gold!