@pawz recommended this book somewheres, maybe the late @creepycoug's shitty bored. Anyhow, really good, thanks.
I just got done reading this too. Thank you @pawz. I appreciated how Voss acknowledged (unlike most business books) that there *is* quite a bit of emotion involved in negotiating. I almost wish we could do this as a book club selection.
I legit use his stuff every fucking day.
I tried using some of the techniques yesterday with a customer service agent but I botched it badly. Still, good practice and I know what I did wrong for next time.
But I so far have had a 100% success rate with the “Are you giving up on x?” email.
That one is FIRE.
My favorite is offering someone the opportunity to say 'no'. Especially when they are 50/50 on doing something, they usually capitulate.
@pawz recommended this book somewheres, maybe the late @creepycoug's shitty bored. Anyhow, really good, thanks.
I just got done reading this too. Thank you @pawz. I appreciated how Voss acknowledged (unlike most business books) that there *is* quite a bit of emotion involved in negotiating. I almost wish we could do this as a book club selection.
Book club selection...
How am I supposed to do that?
Yore* the mod, make it so.
Ps,
How am I supposed to accept that answer when you organized the last book club read?
Book club read...
You can hang on your own ellipses*... ANSWER THE QUESTION!
*NTSD technique noted
Nice to meet you, my name is Grundle. I'd sure like to do that, it's a fair request, but I simply have used all my bandwidth.
So there is really nothing you can do, you're powerless?
@pawz recommended this book somewheres, maybe the late @creepycoug's shitty bored. Anyhow, really good, thanks.
I just got done reading this too. Thank you @pawz. I appreciated how Voss acknowledged (unlike most business books) that there *is* quite a bit of emotion involved in negotiating. I almost wish we could do this as a book club selection.
Book club selection...
How am I supposed to do that?
Yore* the mod, make it so.
Ps,
How am I supposed to accept that answer when you organized the last book club read?
Book club read...
You can hang on your own ellipses*... ANSWER THE QUESTION!
*NTSD technique noted
Nice to meet you, my name is Grundle. I'd sure like to do that, it's a fair request, but I simply have used all my bandwidth.
*Late night DJ voice* @pawz is gone now. I’m Doog__de_Jour, you’ll be talking to me now.
@pawz recommended this book somewheres, maybe the late @creepycoug's shitty bored. Anyhow, really good, thanks.
I just got done reading this too. Thank you @pawz. I appreciated how Voss acknowledged (unlike most business books) that there *is* quite a bit of emotion involved in negotiating. I almost wish we could do this as a book club selection.
Book club selection...
How am I supposed to do that?
Yore* the mod, make it so.
Ps,
How am I supposed to accept that answer when you organized the last book club read?
Book club read...
You can hang on your own ellipses*... ANSWER THE QUESTION!
*NTSD technique noted
Nice to meet you, my name is Grundle. I'd sure like to do that, it's a fair request, but I simply have used all my bandwidth.
So there is really nothing you can do, you're powerless?
@pawz recommended this book somewheres, maybe the late @creepycoug's shitty bored. Anyhow, really good, thanks.
I just got done reading this too. Thank you @pawz. I appreciated how Voss acknowledged (unlike most business books) that there *is* quite a bit of emotion involved in negotiating. I almost wish we could do this as a book club selection.
Book club selection...
How am I supposed to do that?
Yore* the mod, make it so.
Ps,
How am I supposed to accept that answer when you organized the last book club read?
Book club read...
You can hang on your own ellipses*... ANSWER THE QUESTION!
*NTSD technique noted
Nice to meet you, my name is Grundle. I'd sure like to do that, it's a fair request, but I simply have used all my bandwidth.
So there is really nothing you can do, you're powerless?
Voss said you should be meeting your counterpart face-to-face.
@pawz recommended this book somewheres, maybe the late @creepycoug's shitty bored. Anyhow, really good, thanks.
I just got done reading this too. Thank you @pawz. I appreciated how Voss acknowledged (unlike most business books) that there *is* quite a bit of emotion involved in negotiating. I almost wish we could do this as a book club selection.
Book club selection...
How am I supposed to do that?
Yore* the mod, make it so.
Ps,
How am I supposed to accept that answer when you organized the last book club read?
Book club read...
You can hang on your own ellipses*... ANSWER THE QUESTION!
*NTSD technique noted
Nice to meet you, my name is Grundle. I'd sure like to do that, it's a fair request, but I simply have used all my bandwidth.
So there is really nothing you can do, you're powerless?
Voss said you should be meeting your counterpart face-to-face.
@pawz recommended this book somewheres, maybe the late @creepycoug's shitty bored. Anyhow, really good, thanks.
I just got done reading this too. Thank you @pawz. I appreciated how Voss acknowledged (unlike most business books) that there *is* quite a bit of emotion involved in negotiating. I almost wish we could do this as a book club selection.
Book club selection...
How am I supposed to do that?
Yore* the mod, make it so.
Ps,
How am I supposed to accept that answer when you organized the last book club read?
Book club read...
You can hang on your own ellipses*... ANSWER THE QUESTION!
*NTSD technique noted
Nice to meet you, my name is Grundle. I'd sure like to do that, it's a fair request, but I simply have used all my bandwidth.
*Late night DJ voice* @pawz is gone now. I’m Doog__de_Jour, you’ll be talking to me now.
@pawz recommended this book somewheres, maybe the late @creepycoug's shitty bored. Anyhow, really good, thanks.
I just got done reading this too. Thank you @pawz. I appreciated how Voss acknowledged (unlike most business books) that there *is* quite a bit of emotion involved in negotiating. I almost wish we could do this as a book club selection.
Book club selection...
How am I supposed to do that?
Yore* the mod, make it so.
Ps,
How am I supposed to accept that answer when you organized the last book club read?
Book club read...
You can hang on your own ellipses*... ANSWER THE QUESTION!
*NTSD technique noted
Nice to meet you, my name is Grundle. I'd sure like to do that, it's a fair request, but I simply have used all my bandwidth.
So there is really nothing you can do, you're powerless?
@pawz recommended this book somewheres, maybe the late @creepycoug's shitty bored. Anyhow, really good, thanks.
I just got done reading this too. Thank you @pawz. I appreciated how Voss acknowledged (unlike most business books) that there *is* quite a bit of emotion involved in negotiating. I almost wish we could do this as a book club selection.
Book club selection...
How am I supposed to do that?
Yore* the mod, make it so.
Ps,
How am I supposed to accept that answer when you organized the last book club read?
Book club read...
You can hang on your own ellipses*... ANSWER THE QUESTION!
*NTSD technique noted
Nice to meet you, my name is Grundle. I'd sure like to do that, it's a fair request, but I simply have used all my bandwidth.
So there is really nothing you can do, you're powerless?
@pawz recommended this book somewheres, maybe the late @creepycoug's shitty bored. Anyhow, really good, thanks.
I just got done reading this too. Thank you @pawz. I appreciated how Voss acknowledged (unlike most business books) that there *is* quite a bit of emotion involved in negotiating. I almost wish we could do this as a book club selection.
Book club selection...
How am I supposed to do that?
Yore* the mod, make it so.
Ps,
How am I supposed to accept that answer when you organized the last book club read?
Book club read...
You can hang on your own ellipses*... ANSWER THE QUESTION!
*NTSD technique noted
Nice to meet you, my name is Grundle. I'd sure like to do that, it's a fair request, but I simply have used all my bandwidth.
So there is really nothing you can do, you're powerless?
I've given up on that project.
Given up on that project...
That's right.
You're so good at it, how am I supposed to accept that?
@pawz recommended this book somewheres, maybe the late @creepycoug's shitty bored. Anyhow, really good, thanks.
I just got done reading this too. Thank you @pawz. I appreciated how Voss acknowledged (unlike most business books) that there *is* quite a bit of emotion involved in negotiating. I almost wish we could do this as a book club selection.
Book club selection...
How am I supposed to do that?
Yore* the mod, make it so.
Ps,
How am I supposed to accept that answer when you organized the last book club read?
Book club read...
You can hang on your own ellipses*... ANSWER THE QUESTION!
*NTSD technique noted
Nice to meet you, my name is Grundle. I'd sure like to do that, it's a fair request, but I simply have used all my bandwidth.
So there is really nothing you can do, you're powerless?
I've given up on that project.
Given up on that project...
That's right.
You're so good at it, how am I supposed to accept that?
@pawz recommended this book somewheres, maybe the late @creepycoug's shitty bored. Anyhow, really good, thanks.
I just got done reading this too. Thank you @pawz. I appreciated how Voss acknowledged (unlike most business books) that there *is* quite a bit of emotion involved in negotiating. I almost wish we could do this as a book club selection.
Book club selection...
How am I supposed to do that?
Yore* the mod, make it so.
Ps,
How am I supposed to accept that answer when you organized the last book club read?
Book club read...
You can hang on your own ellipses*... ANSWER THE QUESTION!
*NTSD technique noted
Nice to meet you, my name is Grundle. I'd sure like to do that, it's a fair request, but I simply have used all my bandwidth.
So there is really nothing you can do, you're powerless?
I've given up on that project.
Given up on that project...
That's right.
You're so good at it, how am I supposed to accept that?
Alright, before the thread is killed—on deadline—I'll cut the malarkey because I've run out of it.
Anyone can fire up a book clerb thread. Last (only?) one kinda thudded a little, which is fine. It was a great book, and some good discussion both in the thread, and via PMs.
And @pawz that book was teh tehts, thanks again. I'm going to order a paperback copy, there's a lot I'd like to reference back to, and audiobook just ain't so good at that.
@pawz recommended this book somewheres, maybe the late @creepycoug's shitty bored. Anyhow, really good, thanks.
I just got done reading this too. Thank you @pawz. I appreciated how Voss acknowledged (unlike most business books) that there *is* quite a bit of emotion involved in negotiating. I almost wish we could do this as a book club selection.
Book club selection...
How am I supposed to do that?
Yore* the mod, make it so.
Ps,
How am I supposed to accept that answer when you organized the last book club read?
Book club read...
You can hang on your own ellipses*... ANSWER THE QUESTION!
*NTSD technique noted
Nice to meet you, my name is Grundle. I'd sure like to do that, it's a fair request, but I simply have used all my bandwidth.
*Late night DJ voice* @pawz is gone now. I’m Doog__de_Jour, you’ll be talking to me now.
Alright, before the thread is killed—on deadline—I'll cut the malarkey because I've run out of it.
Anyone can fire up a book clerb thread. Last (only?) one kinda thudded a little, which is fine. It was a great book, and some good discussion both in the thread, and via PMs.
And @pawz that book was teh tehts, thanks again. I'm going to order a paperback copy, there's a lot I'd like to reference back to, and audiobook just ain't so good at that.
TBH, I'm not sure I've read the book all the way through, however I've listened to it on audio, and probably listened a couple hundred hours of CV on youtube.
Alright, before the thread is killed—on deadline—I'll cut the malarkey because I've run out of it.
Anyone can fire up a book clerb thread. Last (only?) one kinda thudded a little, which is fine. It was a great book, and some good discussion both in the thread, and via PMs.
And @pawz that book was teh tehts, thanks again. I'm going to order a paperback copy, there's a lot I'd like to reference back to, and audiobook just ain't so good at that.
TBH, I'm not sure I've read the book all the way through, however I've listened to it on audio, and probably listened a couple hundred hours of CV on youtube.
@pawz recommended this book somewheres, maybe the late @creepycoug's shitty bored. Anyhow, really good, thanks.
I just got done reading this too. Thank you @pawz. I appreciated how Voss acknowledged (unlike most business books) that there *is* quite a bit of emotion involved in negotiating. I almost wish we could do this as a book club selection.
Book club selection...
How am I supposed to do that?
Yore* the mod, make it so.
Ps,
How am I supposed to accept that answer when you organized the last book club read?
Book club read...
You can hang on your own ellipses*... ANSWER THE QUESTION!
*NTSD technique noted
Nice to meet you, my name is Grundle. I'd sure like to do that, it's a fair request, but I simply have used all my bandwidth.
*Late night DJ voice* @pawz is gone now. I’m Doog__de_Jour, you’ll be talking to me now.
I’d taken a break from military memoirs for a bit.
A Million Steps. Good, straightforward account of a Marine battalion in Afghanistan, written by a Vietnam vet turned writer. https://share.libbyapp.com/title/1815139
Into the Fire. By Dakota Meyer, MoH winner, been a guest on Jocko & Rogan pods multiple times. Ex-son-in-law of Sarah Palin. https://share.libbyapp.com/title/674821
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My favorite is offering someone the opportunity to say 'no'. Especially when they are 50/50 on doing something, they usually capitulate.
Anyone can fire up a book clerb thread. Last (only?) one kinda thudded a little, which is fine. It was a great book, and some good discussion both in the thread, and via PMs.
And @pawz that book was teh tehts, thanks again. I'm going to order a paperback copy, there's a lot I'd like to reference back to, and audiobook just ain't so good at that.
My first HardcoreHusky scandal! I'm gonna go get my popcorn.
TBH, I'm not sure I've read the book all the way through, however I've listened to it on audio, and probably listened a couple hundred hours of CV on youtube.
Yore very welcum.
A Million Steps. Good, straightforward account of a Marine battalion in Afghanistan, written by a Vietnam vet turned writer.
https://share.libbyapp.com/title/1815139
Into the Fire. By Dakota Meyer, MoH winner, been a guest on Jocko & Rogan pods multiple times. Ex-son-in-law of Sarah Palin.
https://share.libbyapp.com/title/674821
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6306969-an-edible-history-of-humanity
Good chit. And not all happy eatings either. Some seriously dark shit including Holodomor.