Dear Negotiation Coach: Moving from “should” to “could”

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Q: During a private conversation with a friend who works in my industry, I learned some confidential information about an impending event that will put my small company at great risk of considerable loss if it reaches agreement in an ongoing negotiation with another small company. What should I do?
A: In negotiation, we regularly face

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