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Book Briefs
Mars Nielson
24 episodes
1 day ago

Welcome to "Book Briefs", the podcast where we unpack big ideas from bestselling books—all in just 10 to 15 minutes per episode. Join our two enthusiastic hosts as they explore a new compelling topic in each episode, ranging from the marvels of mega projects and the art of productivity to the timeless wisdom of Stoicism and the intricacies of personal finance.

Each episode is a conversational journey that delves into key insights and practical takeaways from notable books, making complex concepts accessible and engaging. Whether you're looking to boost your productivity, gain philosophical perspectives, or navigate financial decisions, our podcast offers concise and thought-provoking discussions tailored for curious minds on the go.


Tune in to "Book Briefs" and enrich your day with meaningful conversations that inspire growth, spark curiosity, and empower you with knowledge—all wrapped up in a format that fits seamlessly into your busy schedule.


Join us on this exciting adventure of learning and discovery, one book at a time!

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Welcome to "Book Briefs", the podcast where we unpack big ideas from bestselling books—all in just 10 to 15 minutes per episode. Join our two enthusiastic hosts as they explore a new compelling topic in each episode, ranging from the marvels of mega projects and the art of productivity to the timeless wisdom of Stoicism and the intricacies of personal finance.

Each episode is a conversational journey that delves into key insights and practical takeaways from notable books, making complex concepts accessible and engaging. Whether you're looking to boost your productivity, gain philosophical perspectives, or navigate financial decisions, our podcast offers concise and thought-provoking discussions tailored for curious minds on the go.


Tune in to "Book Briefs" and enrich your day with meaningful conversations that inspire growth, spark curiosity, and empower you with knowledge—all wrapped up in a format that fits seamlessly into your busy schedule.


Join us on this exciting adventure of learning and discovery, one book at a time!

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Book Briefs: Negotiation
Book Briefs
15 minutes 21 seconds
1 year ago
Book Briefs: Negotiation

Today's episode explores two powerful approaches to negotiation, as outlined in "Getting to Yes" by renowned negotiation experts Roger Fisher and William Ury, and "Never Split the Difference" by former FBI hostage negotiator Chris Voss.

"Getting to Yes," considered a seminal work in the field, presents a principled negotiation method, advocating for separating people from the problem, focusing on interests rather than positions, generating creative options for mutual gain, and relying on objective criteria. This method, as explained by the authors, is applicable to a wide range of scenarios, from international arms control talks to personal disputes.1 The book emphasizes collaborative problem-solving and communication skills to reach mutually beneficial agreements.

In "Never Split the Difference," Chris Voss offers a contrasting perspective shaped by his high-stakes experience as an FBI hostage negotiator. This approach, which he calls Active Listening, emphasizes understanding the counterpart's emotions and underlying needs to gain an advantage in negotiations. Voss argues that traditional bargaining tactics often fail and instead advocates for using psychological tools like tactical empathy, mirroring, labeling, and calibrated questions to uncover hidden needs and drive the negotiation towards a desired outcome.

This episode examines the strengths and weaknesses of both approaches, providing listeners with practical advice and actionable strategies to navigate a variety of negotiation scenarios. We'll analyze real-life examples from hostage crises to business deals, revealing how these negotiation techniques can be applied in your everyday life.

Book Briefs

Welcome to "Book Briefs", the podcast where we unpack big ideas from bestselling books—all in just 10 to 15 minutes per episode. Join our two enthusiastic hosts as they explore a new compelling topic in each episode, ranging from the marvels of mega projects and the art of productivity to the timeless wisdom of Stoicism and the intricacies of personal finance.

Each episode is a conversational journey that delves into key insights and practical takeaways from notable books, making complex concepts accessible and engaging. Whether you're looking to boost your productivity, gain philosophical perspectives, or navigate financial decisions, our podcast offers concise and thought-provoking discussions tailored for curious minds on the go.


Tune in to "Book Briefs" and enrich your day with meaningful conversations that inspire growth, spark curiosity, and empower you with knowledge—all wrapped up in a format that fits seamlessly into your busy schedule.


Join us on this exciting adventure of learning and discovery, one book at a time!