STEPHANIE GRANATO's guest appearances

STEPHANIE GRANATO

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Nicole Lipkin

Connie Kwan

Kristin Jekielek

Joanna Bloor

Janet Aizenstros

Priscilla McKinney

Mary Clavieres

Lana Hout

Adriana Smith

DANIEL DOBSON SMITH

Velera Wilson

John Livesay

Jake Skeets

Genevieve Hudson

Tim McGraw

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Guest Stephanie Granato explains that being an entrepreneur gives hermore creativity and flexibility and the opportunity to learn new things. To avoidher inner critic she advises in negotiations that you have a good advocate, knowyour business and your market anchors you in negotiations. Thanks topsychological struggles with personal value, women tend to hear “no” innegotiations when maybe all that needs to be done is a counter offer.

Guest Stephanie Granato explains that being an entrepreneur gives her more creativity and flexibility and the opportunity to learn new things. To avoid her inner critic she advises in negotiations that you have a good advocate, know your business and your market anchors you in negotiations. Thanks to psychological struggles with personal value, women tend to hear “no” in negotiations when maybe all that needs to be done is a counter offer.

“Step Into Power”  - STEPHANIE GRANATO

Guest Stephanie Granato explains that being an entrepreneur gives her more creativity and flexibility and the opportunity to learn new things. To avoid her inner critic she advises in negotiations that you have a good advocate, know your business and your market anchors you in negotiations. Thanks to psychological struggles with personal value, women tend to hear “no” in negotiations when maybe all that needs to be done is a counter offer.

Guest Stephanie Granato explains that being an entrepreneur gives her more creativity and flexibility and the opportunity to learn new things. To avoid her inner critic she advises in negotiations that you have a good advocate, know your business and your market anchors you in negotiations. Thanks to psychological struggles with personal value, women tend to hear “no” in negotiations when maybe all that needs to be done is a counter offer.