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The short version of that I say in every negotiation is the more stubborn party wins, always. People think that the person who wins in negotiation is the one who has the stronger logical case; hell no. It's the person who is more stubborn who wins, always.

If you bring a level of seriousness to something that everybody else considers not serious, you can actually win much bigger than most people realize.

If you want to change your mind, you need to change your info diet.

Sometimes, when I go on Twitter or I go on YouTube, I just want to delete my account because it's so annoying that the most vocal people just don't know what the hell they're talking about.

That's what I learned from you about negotiating. You had a line that actually changed me, which was the person who can be comfortable with the most amount of uncomfortableness will win.

It's harder to turn money into attention than it is attention into money, to be honest.