
This is new book will solve the age-old problem of the new or occasional negotiator: how to think clearly at the bargaining table, without anger or stress.
The
past five years or so I have given seminars on negotiation skills to
professional and chamber of commerce groups, and at MIT. Now I have put the
material from these
together with additional material, in Zen
and the Art of Negotiation.
The book will provide
practical techniques
to negotiate without fear. It also introduces new negotiation ideas found in no
other book:
your Zen Spacesm, the Sustainable Agreementsm,
Cross-generation and cross-personality type negotiating, and
negotiating with your
own clients or constituent
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter
1: How Your
Zen Space Can Help You Negotiate
Chapter 2: Making Zense of it All—Getting to Your Zen Space
Chapter
3: The
Sustainable Deal
Chapter
4: There’s
no Negotiation Like Strategic Negotiation
Chapter 5: Getting Along is Everything
Chapter
6: It’s a
Deal, Fair Thee Well [About making deals fair]
Chapter
7: Bullies,
Tricksters, and Nut Cases
Chapter 8: Negotiate with Your Constituency
Chapter 9: Summation
Appendix: Two Brains in a Box—A Possible Neuro-Scientific Basis of Zen Space
Download chapter one here for freeYou can find
Or buy it directly during the Summer Swelter deal for just $18.95 (plus tax to Maryland addresses). This includes a personal inscription, shipping, and while they last a free copy of Kluge: The Haphazard Creation of the Human Mind by Dr. Gary Marcus, the book on cognitive science that partly inspired "Zen and the Art of Negotiation."
Zen
and the Art of Negotiation has been chosen for
translation into Spanish and will be published by Grupo Editorial Panorama of
Mexico City.
For a book that focuses on negotiating real estate deals specifically, you should look at Tim Burrell’s “Create A Great Deal, the Art of Real Estate Negotiating” . It is written for the professional, but anyone planning to do a real estate deal will benefit from its rules, tools and tricks to parry.