Title: Absolutely nothing new
Product review: Why do books like this keep coming out where they promise "new" and "breakthrough" ideas, when they're just reformulations of the same old stuff? This book is just a renaming of the tried and true concepts brought about by Fisher and Ury years ago. There's absolutely nothing "new" here at all. I agree with one of the other comments: "Expand the Pie" or "Getting to Yes" are better bets. Stick with what already works. Like the man said, if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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