A good negotiation is like a game where both sides try to get the best deal. Sometimes one person wins more because they know how to talk, listen, and think ahead. Imagine you're trying to buy a toy, you might say 'I'll take it for $10' instead of $15 if you want to save money, but the store owner might say yes or no depending on how smart your deal sounds.
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- Good negotiation happens when you agree on a price that feels fair to both of you, like when you and your friend split a pizza evenly.
- Good negotiation is when you say 'I’ll take the blue toy for $10' instead of asking for $12 because you know it's not worth that much.
- A good negotiation might be when you trade your favorite candy bar with your brother in exchange for his comic book.
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See also
- What Makes a ‘Good’ Negotiation Successful?
- Why Do People Speak in Riddles During Negotiations?
- Why Are Some People So Good at Negotiating?
- What Makes Some People Really Good at Negotiating?
- What Makes a ‘Good’ Negotiation in Business?
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