Not everyone likesor is good atnegotiating to get the best deal on what they want. Finance guru and author Herb Cohen says the process will be a lot easier if you keep three crucial variables in mind.Photo by Sklathill.Over at personal finance weblog Get Rich Slowly, J.D. Roth breaks down Cohen's classic negotiation advice. In his book on the subject, Cohen says to some degree we negotiate with lots of people every day, from family members to co-workers and friends. If you bear three factors in mind, however, you stand a lot better chance of a successful outcome for everyone, and Roth runs down each of Cohen's three variables: power, time, and information.Time also plays a role. In negotiations, the side with the most time generally has an advantage. Patience pays. No matter how pressed you are, you should always keep your cool, maintaining an appearance of calm. "Your deadline is of your own making," Cohen writes. Don't ignore deadlines, but don't follow them blindly, either. Hit up the post over at Get Rich Slowly for more details on how power and time play into the equation and to read up on other factors. The video above is an oldie but goodie talk from Herb Cohen from ten years ago on the subject. These tips may not work every time and in every situation, but they're worth keeping in mind when you need to stand your ground and come to an agreement with someone.How do you feel about negotiating? Does it bring out the competitor in you, or do you avoid it like the plague? Talk about it in the comments.You Can Negotiate Anything [Get Rich Slowly] Google Docs already has an option to export every document you check off, but checking them all off is a time-wasting pain. Now it's much more simple to grab everything, 2 GB at a time, in zipped-up files.The Digital Inspiration blog points out the new addition to Google Docs' export options. Simply select any file by checking the box to its left, then hit the More Actions menu and select Export. In the box that pops up, there's a check box at the bottom to "Export all your files (up to 2 GB)," which, for most users, covers just about everything. Those with more will be prompted with a list of the files that couldn't be exported, so you can grab them next. You can also choose what format your files are downloaded in, which is mighty helpful as well.Google Docs Finally Makes It Easy to Download All Your Documents [Digital Inspiration] Fonte: lifehacker The Supreme Court campaign finance decision came down today. In the end, the Supreme Court campaign finance ruling all but ended spending limits. For the likes of Citizens United and other conservatives, the decision is a win for free speech. For some on the left, it is another blow to google_protectAndRun("ads_core.google_render_ad", google_handleError, google_render_ad);<a href='http://ads.associatedcontent.com/www/delivery/ck.php?n=a14de4a9&amp;cb=1574085528' target='_blank'><img src='http://ads.associatedcontent.com/www/delivery/avw.php?zoneid=2&amp;cb=189151122331007229&amp;source=&amp;n=a14de4a9&amp;slice=-0-&amp;content_type=article&amp;content_type_id=2616679&amp;category_id=9&amp;key_ad=1574085528&amp;site_id=1&amp;ad_pos=2&amp;key_page=189151122331007229&amp;ac_url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.associatedcontent.com%2Farticle%2F2616679%2Fsupreme_court_campaign_finance_ruling.html' border='0' alt='' /></a> Supreme Court Campaign Finance Ruling Overturns Campaign Finance Limits democracy and more proof of corporate rule over America. But the Supreme Court