For the Forces of Good: The Superpower of Everyday Negotiation

Negotiation isn’t just for boardrooms—it’s for everyone, every day.Whether you’re getting a toddler to eat broccoli, handling a relentless mansplainer, navigating office politics, or standing up to a bully, negotiation is a superpower hiding in plain sight. And yet, negotiation is still seen as a high-stakes, cutthroat skill reserved for business tycoons and power brokers—a myth this book shatters.In For the Forces of Good, S. Lucia Kanter St. Amour—Harvard Law-certified mediator, internationally recognized negotiation expert, law professor, and one of the top women in the field—brings a bold, fresh, and radically inclusive take on negotiation, proving that it can be stylish, accessible, and even fun. With plucky prose, sharp storytelling, and vivid original art, this book is as visually splashy as it is enriching.✔ Packed with Everyday Super Tips you can use immediately.✔ Blends negotiation expertise with history, social commentary, and humor.✔ Not your father’s 20th-century negotiation book—this is for real people in real life.✔ Perfect for teachers, parents, students, professionals, and anyone who wants to level up their confidence.As praised by the celebrated “Godfather of Persuasion” Robert Cialdini, this book is as much about empowerment as it is about negotiation.🔹 If you love the practical wisdom of Getting to Yes but want a more updated and stylish approach, this book is for you.🔹 If you were fascinated by the tactical brilliance of Never Split the Difference but wished it felt more inclusive and less self-promoting, this book is for you.🔹If you consider How To Win Friends and Influence People a classic, but wish for something more modern and female-voiced, this book is for you.🔹 If you believe negotiation should be for everyone, not just executives and dealmakers, this book is for you.✨ The joy Marie Kondo sparked for home organizing, S. Lucia Kanter St. Amour has kindled for everyday negotiation.Because negotiation isn’t just for business. It’s everybody’s business. Read more