James Altucher

1 week ago | dailyreckoning.com | James Altucher

I used to think negotiation was about being smart. Or charming. Or stubborn. Or going full crazy. Ask for 200% of the profits and a helicopter. Then “compromise” with: “Fine, I’ll just take some equity.”Wrong. Wrong. Wrong. Wrong. Turns out, it’s mostly about shutting up. Chris Voss—the FBI’s lead hostage negotiator—didn’t build his career on yelling louder. He built it on something he calls tactical empathy. And I’ve seen his methods work firsthand in my own life.

2 weeks ago | survivethenews.com | James Altucher

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2 weeks ago | anr.news | James Altucher

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1 month ago | boingboing.net | James Altucher

Someone stole $90 million from a company I was involved in. I'm a poor judge of people. The company collapsed. Some things I can't learn. I tend to like people too much. So it's hard for me to be a good judge of people, no matter how much I try. So I find other people who are good at judging people and I ask them to help me. Don't force yourself to learn something if you don't want to or it's not a natural talent. What's the role of talent? Very small. But you have to start with it.

2 months ago | jamesaltuchershow.com | James Altucher |Nathan Rosborough

A Note from James:As you listen to this episode, ask yourself: would you do what my guest Scott Payne did for 28 years? He’s a retired undercover FBI agent who spent nearly three decades infiltrating some of the most dangerous groups in America—white supremacist organizations, outlaw biker gangs, and domestic terror cells. His new book, Code Name: Pale Horse, reveals the harrowing details of his undercover life, including moments where he was seconds away from being exposed and killed.