Legally Pink: Authenticity and Negotiation with Nikolina Tully

Rolling Through Negotiations Podcast

🎀 Ever wondered how a splash of pink can redefine the legal landscape?

In this episode of Rolling Through Negotiations, we welcome Nikolina Tully, the visionary behind Australia's first all pink law firm, Tully Law, which even features a café as vibrant as her practice. With over 18 years of experience in personal injury law, Nikolina's journey has been shaped by her Croatian-Australian heritage and a lifelong passion for fighting for people’s rights.

🎯 Key Insights:

• Authenticity as a Negotiation Tool: Nikolina emphasises the importance of knowing yourself, your values, and staying true to your principles when advocating for clients. She believes authenticity fosters trust and clarity in negotiations.
• Emotional Intelligence: She highlights the role of emotional intelligence in understanding both clients and opposing parties. By recognising emotions, behaviours, and triggers, she is able to navigate challenging conversations and maintain control in negotiations.
• Strategic Patience: Drawing parallels from her cycling background, Nikolina discusses how patience and timing are crucial in negotiations. Just as in a race, success often comes from reading the situation, knowing when to act, and not rushing into decisions.

Join us for an inspiring conversation about resilience, creativity, and how staying true to yourself can open doors in unexpected ways.
Follow Nikolina on LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/nikolina-tully

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