Trust is your most valuable currency in negotiation — and most professionals waste it.
In this episode, Keld Jensen, a globally recognized negotiation expert and author of 26 books, reveals why trust is more powerful than any contract. He explains why negotiating without first aligning on how you will negotiate is a costly mistake, how to leverage behavio ... Show More
Oct 6
Morgan Housel: Why More Money Won’t Make You Happy
Money, happiness, and the elusive idea of “enough.” In this conversation, best-selling author Morgan Housel (The Psychology of Money, The Art of Spending Money) shares raw insights on why chasing more rarely leads to fulfillment—and how to rethink the way we use money as a tool f ... Show More
56m 11s
Oct 2
How Subtle Biases Completely Change Your Choices
Every day, you make choices that feel completely your own — but what if they aren’t? In this episode, bestselling author Richard Shotton (The Choice Factory, The Illusion of Choice) reveals how small, almost invisible biases shape the way we think, buy, and negotiate. From the wo ... Show More
59m 2s
Sep 29
Why Fear, Not Skill, Is Your Biggest Negotiation Problem - Kathryn Valentine
Fear, not skill, is what’s costing you opportunities at the negotiation table. In this powerful conversation, negotiation experts Kwame Christian and Kathryn Valentine expose the hidden reason most people fail to ask for what they deserve. It’s not a lack of strategies — it’s the ... Show More
54m 30s
Jan 2025
376. Exactly How to Negotiate As A Woman, with Negotiation Expert Kathryn Valentine
Ever felt anxious about negotiating a raise, bonus, or promotion? Worried about being labeled “difficult” or facing backlash for advocating for yourself? You’re not alone—research shows that women face unique challenges in workplace negotiations, thanks to deeply ingrained gender ... Show More
31m 42s
Jan 2025
How to Make Better Decisions Under Pressure
Many people believe that leaders instinctively make the best decisions based on past experience, almost like muscle memory. But Carol Kauffman, assistant professor at Harvard Medical School and the founder of the Institute of Coaching, challenges this view. She explains why falli ... Show More
28m 14s