The same can be said of critical decisions in a board meeting or frankly any other meeting where major decisions are ratified. If you’re turning up to important meetings hoping to persuade the critical people who attend of a decision you’re trying to make and having already “counted your votes” you are sub-optimizing results. This is a classic mistake many entrepreneurs make so I’d like to offer some constructive advice on how the savvy hand would be played.
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