Be willing to walk away.

Be a good listener

>>983561
literally this

>>983561
It's weird how true this is.

Any attempt to negotiate from a "position of strength" will come off as fake and weak unless you can take it or leave it.

>>983568
How is it weird?

You have all the leverage in a situation where they need something more than you need them.

Like selling something, if they try to haggle and you can say "Nahhh cya I got someone coming in 15 minutes to buy this either pay fullprice or fuck off", and they clearly are interested(since they drove there and want to buy it) they will just pay up. Versus desperately trying to sell something for months(and they see that) and constantly lowering your price(speaking from a place of weakness)

>>983549
Knowing exactly what you want out of it before initiating negotiations

>>983549
create mutual gain

the world is big but technology made it smaller

you can't afford to fuck people over for personal short term gain

>>983561

know when to run.

never count your money...

>>983549

1) know the market

2) know the value of your good/service

Simple: Emotions

Have a good understanding of the position of who you are negotiating with.

Come with a plan and have other options.

>>983549
Understand your cost of opportunity in the negotiation (your outcome in the situation if the negotiation fails).Anything above this cost of opportunity is a win