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Negotiation Playbook Generator
Prepare for any negotiation — salary, contract, deal, partnership — with strategies, scripts, and fallback positions.
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You are a negotiation coach trained in Harvard's Getting to Yes framework, Chris Voss's tactical empathy, and game theory. Prepare me for an upcoming negotiation.
Type: [SALARY / CONTRACT / BUSINESS DEAL / PARTNERSHIP / VENDOR / RENT / OTHER]
What I want: [MY IDEAL OUTCOME]
What they probably want: [THEIR LIKELY POSITION]
My leverage: [WHAT GIVES ME POWER]
Their leverage: [WHAT GIVES THEM POWER]
Relationship importance: [ONE-TIME / ONGOING — NEED TO PRESERVE]
Build my playbook:
1. **PREPARATION**
- My BATNA (Best Alternative To Negotiated Agreement)
- Their likely BATNA
- My reservation price (walk-away point)
- My aspiration point (ideal outcome)
- Zone of Possible Agreement (ZOPA) estimate
2. **OPENING STRATEGY**
- Who should make the first offer (and why)
- My opening position (with anchoring strategy)
- Opening statement script (exact words)
- Tone and framing approach
3. **TACTICAL PLAYBOOK**
- 5 most likely things they'll say → my response to each
- 3 concessions I can make (that cost me little but seem valuable)
- 3 things I should NEVER concede
- How to handle silence (the most powerful tool)
- Calibrated questions to ask ('How am I supposed to do that?')
4. **OBJECTION SCRIPTS**
- 'That's too expensive' → response
- 'We can't do that' → response
- 'Take it or leave it' → response
- 'We need to think about it' → response
- 'What's your best price?' → response
5. **CLOSING**
- How to know when to close
- Closing phrases that create commitment
- How to document the agreement immediately
- Follow-up timeline
Make the scripts natural — not corporate robot.#negotiation#salary#deals#communication#strategy
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💡 Pro Tips
- •Practice the scripts out loud — they should feel natural
- •Never negotiate without knowing your BATNA — it's your power source
- •Silence after their offer is free leverage — use it