1- 
        To negotiate is to flow.
        To negotiate is not, to reach your territory, or my territory. It is to 
        reach, the territory.
        2- To sell, is to share.
        To negotiate is not to yield, or to influence others, to yield. It rather 
        is, to excel and for both parts, to coincide.
        3- The right attitude.
        It is the one of success in the effort, in the dedication, but it 
        never is a boastful attitude, since this would become defeat.
        4- The defeat.
        It happens, when we have lost the attention, when we have forgotten 
        decency, and we have not understood its benefits.
        5- The greatest negotiation.
        It is with ourselves. To be able to negotiate, I have to be 
        sustained by the inner serenity. Then, if there is a mountain, as high 
        as the firmament, in front of me, or a lion ready to kill, or a snake 
        rolled up in my neck, I will not have any doubts, about what to do, 
        since I am already doing, what I have to do. I am already winning. I 
        will meditate, I will act, I will win.
        6- When is the negotiation lost? 
        When the consistency is lost. When we change, because of fear and 
        insecurity.
        7- When is the decision good?
        When I believe in it. But, if I make a mistake, then, I can learn from 
        it, and know that I have to get ready, to be alert, to get the necessary 
        training.
        8-What does the negotiator do?
        The negotiator observes, more than what is evident. The negotiator 
        always discovers, open windows, in closed doors.
        9-A good negotiator.
        Some persons think, that a good negotiator has to be ambitious, but this 
        may work, in very basic negotiations. Later on, the ambition may turn 
        into, the objective of life, losing values, principles and reasons. The 
        true negotiation, is not based in the ambition, because it is not, a 
        false buy and sell. transaction, that has a hidden objective. No!  
        The negotiation believes in success, in excellence, but does not see 
        them, as ambition, but as the excellence, not of only one part, but of 
        all the parts. Therefore, the negotiation is always based on, a shared 
        good. Then, the negotiation is, the street of two ways, where service 
        circulates, as the sensible mystic art, of giving and receiving, a 
        mutual equilibrium. Although heaven and earth, may seem distant, they 
        conform the belly, the uterus, where life germinates,
        grows and develops.