How to Get What You Want

Situational Awareness = Your Secret Super‑Power

Episode 142

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Ever walk into a high-stakes meeting thinking you're ready, only to realize too late that you missed the moment? That was me, on a packed airport train, suddenly thrown into a deal conversation I had no business leading.

In this episode, I’m breaking down what situational awareness really looks like, why most people miss it, and how to stay grounded and clear-headed when the pressure is high. You’ll learn the CLAW framework I teach in workshops, how to apply it in real conversations, and the one move that will help you avoid making reactive decisions you regret later.

In this episode, I’ll cover:

  1. The common mistakes people make in high-stakes moments
  2. A simple four-part framework for staying focused and prepared
  3. What it sounds like to walk away clearly and confidently

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Remember, negotiation is more than a skill—it’s a mindset.
💕Susie
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