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Learn to get what you want without burning bridges

In this revised and updated edition of the renowned classic The Power of Nice, negotiations expert, sports agent, New York Times bestselling author, attorney, business leader and educator, Ron Shapiro, shares the key principles of effective negotiation through a combination of a time-tested process, anecdotes, and exercises. Drawing on his unparalleled experiences from the worlds of sports, law, business and politics, as well as dealing with life issues common to us all, Shapiro takes you through the steps of his systematic approach: The Three Ps, Prepare-Probe-Propose.

Learn how to use the process to empower you in negotiations. Regardless of your level of experience or the extent of your confidence, you will get what you want while building stronger relationships for the future. This updated edition contains: * Significant new material including an expanded view of its applicability to a broad array of business and life challenges * a new streamlined version of the Preparation Checklist * a more precise understanding of the concept of WIN-win * forewords by Cal Ripken, Jr., and Ambassador Charlene Barshefsky, and an Epilogue highlighting negotiation lessons from the life of Nelson Mandela

The book also provides a link to reinforcement of its lessons through the website of the Shapiro Negotiations Institute.

Whether you are negotiating with, among others, a customer or client, a boss or government official, or even setting a teenagers curfew or getting a last seat on an airplane, this invaluable guide will help you read the other side and bring the power of human psychology and a time-tested process to the negotiating table. If youre tired of uneven compromise and the feeling of being manipulated, turn the tables for good with The Power of Nice, and learn strength from the master himself.

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Shapiro eschews the academic winwin style for the more practical WINwin approach which enables proficient negotiators to achieve beneficial results for themselves while simultaneously satisfying the basic interests of the persons on the other side. This is especially critical when on-going relationships are involved.

Charles B. Craver, Author of The Art of Negotiation in the Business World, Freda H. Alverson Professor of Law, George Washington Law School

The Power of Nice offers essential tools that empower every negotiator. Shapiro's systematic approach to negotiations is easy-to-follow with classic and updated case studies throughout the book.

Melanie Allison, DNP, RN, ACNP-BC, Vanderbilt University School of Nursing Faculty

In The Power of Nice, the elusive elements of the art of negotiation are broken down and explained to all in a concise, practical, and lively manner. Ron's sharing his career of negotiating makes us all better.

Randy Levine President, New York Yankees Of Counsel, Jackson Lewis P.C.

This book, and the principles espoused within it, have helped me in innumerable difficult conversations and discussions with faculty. The book has guided me towards being able to say either yes or no in a way that strengthens the professional relationship, underscores the person's value to the organization, and serves as a foundation for their career growth. Ron convincingly demonstrates how the essential elements of preparation, engagement, and personalization.and truly listeningare to getting to a mutual win. His concepts move the negotiation from a one-time battle for supremacy, to a long-term conversation and a platform for collaboration and success.

Justin C. McArthur, MBBS, MPH, FAAN, Director, Department of Neurology, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine; Neurologist-in-chief, the Johns Hopkins Hospital; Chair, School of Medicine Professorial Promotions Committee

I have religiously used Ron's systematic approach for over two decades, and after reading this revised edition, I am not surprised to discover that even I can take my negotiation skills to a higher level.

Steve Mosko, President, Sony Pictures Television

Ron goes beyond the practicalities of negotiating and shows how his philosophy of building strong relationships and paying attention to detail has an enormous impact on being successfuland not just in business.

Irina Pavlova, President, Onexim Sports and Entertainment Holding USA, Inc.

The new tools and stories in this updated edition of The Power of Nice demonstrate that Ron perfects his craft by practicing what he preaches. Anyone seeking to become a better negotiator should read this book!

Eduardo DeJesus Rodriguez, MD, DDS, Helen L. Kimmel Professor of Reconstructive Plastic Surgery, Department of Plastic Surgery (Chair), NYU Langone Medical Center

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Copyright 2015 by Shapiro Negotiations Institute. All rights reserved.

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Published simultaneously in Canada.

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To four generations of family:

My father, who was the exemplar in my life for the power of nice, and my mother, for always being there to support my endeavors with her love;

My darling wife, Cathi, for her guidance, wisdom, and love;

And my children and grandchildren, who never let a day pass without reminding me of the importance of living with the Power of Nice.

Foreword to the Revised Edition
You Can Be Nice, and Purposeful

By Ambassador Charlene Barshefsky

When I was Bill Clinton's chief trade negotiator, the United States Trade Representative, we negotiated over 300 market-opening trade and investment agreements across the globe. And as a private practitioner, I've negotiated countless agreements for both U.S. and foreign clients. Over the years, Ron Shapiro and I would always compare notes. His were more valuable.

I have been a Shapiro disciple for a very long time. The Power of Nice reminds us that negotiations are as much psychology and human interaction as substance and deal points. Understanding the other side's needs, concerns, and limitations, watching carefully, listening actively, and being agile enough to act as problem solver for both sides, is easily as critical as preparing your own substantive position and game plan. The goal is to bring home a great deala durable dealfor your clients or your business, not no deal because you couldn't get along with the other side. And it is not making a deal that looks good on paper but will never be implemented because you played gotcha once too often. Parents are often fond of reminding their kids that what goes around comes around. Good advice. Purposeful and nice can and ought to coexist. Ron's very success is a testament to that.

The lessons contained in The Power of Nice, whether big or small, are invaluable. Take, for example, one of Ron's tactical tips on the pitfalls of restating your position. One of my earliest negotiations with the Japanese concerned telecommunications infrastructure. I explained the U.S. position, my Japanese counterparts listened intently, and weresilent. Thinking that they did not fully understand our concerns, I slowly repeated what I had said. They listened carefully, more time went byand again, silence. I was just about to give it a third try, when a young staffer passed me a note of four words: Ambassador BarshefskyStop talking. Why? Because Ron is right. Almost nothing is ever said precisely the same way twice, let alone three times. In fact, as

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