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When we encounter challenges in life, our minds need maneuver space to mentally negotiate difficult moments.
Negotiation skills in interpersonal effectiveness are often more about either getting what you want or sometimes also being comfortable saying no to unwanted requests. This is most effectively done by setting boundaries.
An individual who can set effective boundaries by embracing sometimes a concession, more than often choosing negotiation, and rarely but firmly refusing when their boundaries are crossed is a person who can find compromise effectively in life.
Remember having maneuver space, or space to think, is a gift in life. Once you create it, use it to your advantage!
havokjournal.com
Negotiation skills in interpersonal effectiveness are often more about either getting what you want or sometimes also being comfortable saying no to unwanted requests. This is most effectively done by setting boundaries.
An individual who can set effective boundaries by embracing sometimes a concession, more than often choosing negotiation, and rarely but firmly refusing when their boundaries are crossed is a person who can find compromise effectively in life.
Remember having maneuver space, or space to think, is a gift in life. Once you create it, use it to your advantage!
Maneuver Space: Finding Compromise • The Havok Journal
Volume 2, Issue 5, May 2024 If you served in the military no matter what branch of service you were in, you learned at some point the importance of having Ultimately, negotiation techniques are a methodology to find compromise.
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