Everything is negotiable The 5 tactics to get what you want in life, love, & work

Meg Myers Morgan

Book - 2018

Everything from salary to self-worth can be negotiated -- and Morgan shows you the ways women leave opportunities for happiness on the table by failing to negotiate. Whether you need to negotiate better terms in your career, as a parent, or just in dealing with other adults, she shares advice and case studies that will inspire you to clarify goals, overcome doubts, and set the terms for the life you want to live. -- adapted from back cover.

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Published
Berkeley : Seal Press [2018]
Language
English
Main Author
Meg Myers Morgan (author)
Edition
First Edition
Physical Description
xxii, 297 pages ; 21 cm
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN
9781580057899
  • Introduction: The Initial Offer
  • Wanting
  • Tactic 1. Don't Confuse Your Wants
  • Your wants are all yours
  • Don't control the wants of others, and don't let the wants of others control you
  • Rejecting your wants, and when your wants reject you
  • Your future wants don't have to justify your past ones
  • Your wants have a timeline, not a deadline
  • Choosing
  • Tactic 2. Choose All Thai Apply
  • Sometimes the choice is made for you
  • Almost everything is a choice
  • This relationship is a choice
  • There is no one choice
  • Understand your choice cycle
  • Choosing means asking
  • Owning
  • Tactic 3. Own the Terms
  • Own your narrative
  • Find your own voice
  • Own your patch of soil
  • Be your own biggest fan
  • Own the fail
  • Giving
  • Tactic 4. Never Give Your All
  • Give a little over a lot
  • Don't give your critics too much attention
  • Give yourself a break
  • Give thought to your formation
  • Don't give more than you owe
  • Getting
  • Tactic 5. Get Out of Your Way
  • Get over perfect
  • Get focused
  • Take stock of what you've got
  • Getting to "yes" takes time
  • Go get what you want
  • Conclusion: The Final Offer
  • Acknowledgments
  • References
  • About the Author
Review by Library Journal Review

Through mentoring graduate students and achieving success in her own career, Morgan (public administration & nonprofit management, Univ. of Oklahoma; Harebrained: It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time) discovered that anyone (specifically women) can realize the life and career they seek by making one's desires clearly known and overcoming and quashing one's fears. She proposes five tactics by which to negotiate life: clarifying our needs, having choices, owning the terms of those choices, giving yourself a break, and getting out of your own way. Case studies of successful negotiations permeate the text, offering a solid road map for readers. VERDICT Great advice for self-reflection and having our personal and professional needs met. © Copyright 2018. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

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