The psychology of bargaining, the stupid version.
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1. Foolish people do not hurry to speak first.
He knows that people who speak first always reveal cards first.
Like when shopping and being quiet for a while, the seller will start to reduce the price without asking because silence pressures more than words.
2. People always set the price in their heads first.
He doesn't walk into the bargaining table empty-handed, but there's a number in his mind that clearly says, "No, lower, no, no higher, not worth it," even if he's over the line, he's ready to walk out.
3. Foolish people do not show that they want
The more we want, the more powerful the other person is, the more they want that job, if they find out, we'll be willing.
4. Foolish people spend time as weapons.
He doesn't rush to make a decision immediately, but let's think, wait, ask for time to go back and review, because time makes the other person start to fear losing the deal and agree.
Soften yourself
5. The stupid person asks more questions than speaks.
Instead of explaining it at length, he asks, "Can it be like this?"
Or "What are the limitations?" Because the other person's answer
Is precious information
6. People who know to pretend to hesitate
Pretending to be uncertain, not too excited, makes the other person try to convince more, which always comes with a better offer.
7. Foolish people do not bargain from one point.
He doesn't just talk about prices, he negotiates terms, time.
Giveaways, responsibilities, because something doesn't have to.
Reduce money, but add more value.
8. The fool feels that he has a choice.
Even if there's only one way, he'll talk like he has.
Many choices, because the people who have choices are the ones who are not squeezed.
9. Foolish people do not take emotions to exchange deals.
He's not angry, he's not touchy, he's not sarcastic because of his temper.
Is the gift that puts us at an immediate disadvantage on the bargaining table.
10. Foolish people understand the fear of the other.
Everyone's afraid of losing something. His job is to find it.
And offer a solution that scares the other less, but we get more.
11. People who know the rhythm of retreat
He knew that one step back could cause the other to pursue.
Two more steps, because no one wants to be a silent loser.
12. The fool doesn't say "in the end" too soon.
The final offer, if used too quickly, becomes
Locking himself, he kept the word as the final card.
13. People make the refrain look like a gift.
If he gives in, he'll make the other person feel like he's got it.
Merit, not the right to maintain power in the long-term game.
14. A fool does not bargain to overcome, but to gain an advantage.
He doesn't care who loses, who wins, but cares about the end result.
Who holds the superior card?
15. The person who reads the face is
Just seeing the other person start talking faster or explaining it again means
He's worrying. And this is the golden stroke of moving the game.
16. People are not afraid of the word "no."
Because I know that the word "no" is the beginning.
Of bargaining. Not the end of the deal.
17. The fool does not open all at once.
He divided the offer into layers, like slowly turning on the cards.
The other feels that it has increased throughout our preparation.
18. Foolish people remember that people are too good. Often lose the negotiating table.
The world doesn't always reward honest people, it rewards them.
With people who know and dare to protect their interests.























































































