Buffett’s Simple Trick to Close Any Deal – Andy Tanner, Del Denney

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Unlock the secret to mastering one of the most powerful skills in business – negotiation. In this episode of Rich Dad's Stockcast, host Del Denney sits down with Rich Dad expert Andy Tanner to dive deep into the art of negotiation and why it’s a game-changer for your investments and business deals. Whether you’re buying stocks, real estate, or even just negotiating with your kids, this skill can drastically improve your results.

Andy shares insights from Warren Buffett’s shareholder letters, revealing how Buffett leverages market emotions and timing – no hard negotiation required. You’ll also discover why “win-win or no deal” is the mindset that separates successful investors and business owners from the rest.

Curious about how to start improving your negotiation skills today? Andy breaks down real-world strategies that you can use immediately to get better results, whether you're negotiating contracts, purchases, or everyday decisions.

If you’re serious about growing your wealth, this episode is packed with actionable tips that will help you gain an edge. Don’t miss it – your next big deal could be just one negotiation away!

00:00 Introduction
00:27 The Importance of Negotiation in Investments
01:14 Understanding Negotiation Skills
02:20 Real Estate and Business Negotiation Tactics
05:33 Four Possible Outcomes in Negotiation
07:59 Everyday Negotiation Skills
12:42 Transition to Stock Market Negotiation
13:28 Warren Buffett's Approach to Marketable Securities
22:42 The Role of Posture in Negotiation
26:11 Sales vs. Negotiation
27:01 Real-World Negotiation Examples
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