Name the target and the minimum
What do you want after this message or conversation? Meeting, response, appointment modification, salary number, or rejection of a request? Write the desired result before modifying the words.
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Good wording starts the conversation, but doesn't speak for you.
Do not send the text as is. Read it in your voice, add details that prove your position, and delete any phrase that does not resemble your style or your relationship with the other party.
Add context and evidence
Replace the parentheses with the actual information: date, accomplishment, scope of work, impact, or appointment. Details make the message professional and reduce misunderstandings.
Select a follow-up step
Schedule a response or review, and keep a copy. If there is no response, use a brief follow-up message instead of writing the topic from the beginning.
Start with a strong formulation and then make it yours.
You will find templates for professional, financial and personal situations. Use the copy button, then edit the name, context, request and date before sending.
Letter requesting a salary increase
Use it when: After expanding responsibilities or achieving results that can be documented, and not in a moment of anger or comparison.
Subject: Request a Meeting to Review Role Scope and Compensation Hello [Name], I would like to schedule a meeting to review the scope of my current role and compensation. During [period] I achieved [measurable result] and contributed to [impact on team, revenue or quality]. My responsibilities have also expanded to include [new responsibilities]. I prepare a brief summary of the findings and market scope, and propose to discuss an adjustment commensurate with current value and responsibilities. Would [two suggested dates] suit you? Thanks, [Name]
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01- The result in numbers
- New responsibilities
- Proposed scope or date
Follow-up letter after interview
Use it when: Within 24 hours of the interview to establish interest and relate your experience to what you have heard about the role.
Subject: Thanks and follow-up regarding [Name]'s role Hello [Name], Thank you for your time today and for clarifying [a specific point about the team or challenge]. The meeting increased my interest in the role, especially the opportunity to work on [Priority]. I see that my experience with [Skill], especially [Short Example with Outcome], can help the team with [Goal]. I attach/share [information if available], and I am happy to answer any additional questions. Sincerely, [Name]
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02- A specific point of the dialogue
- A priority-related skill
- Information you promised to send
Respectfully reject the request
Use it when: When you cannot commit without compromising your responsibilities or energy, and you do not need a long justification.
I appreciate your trust in me and your consideration of me for this request. After reviewing my current time and responsibilities, I cannot comply with [Request] within [Appointment] without affecting commitments I have previously agreed to, so I will apologize this time. If helpful, I can [limited and clear alternative] by [realistic date]. If the alternative doesn't suit you, I completely understand.
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03- Specific request
- What you can provide, if anything
- Genuine alternative appointment
Request a professional recommendation
Use it when: When the person knows your work directly and can cite a specific example, not just because they have a senior position.
Hi [Name], I am currently applying to [Opportunity], and the submission deadline is [Date]. Would you like to write a short recommendation that focuses on our work together on [project], especially [skill or situation] and the outcome [impact]? I will send the opportunity description, required points, and a brief draft of the projects to facilitate the task. I completely understand if your time does not allow for this, and it is enough for me to respond before [an appropriate date]. Thank you for your time and support.
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04- Name and date of the opportunity
- Joint venture
- The two skills that need to be highlighted
Offering an independent service
Use it when: After understanding the client's problem and desired outcome, and before initiating any non-agreed upon work or modifications.
Offer: [Name of Service] for [Client/Project] Objective: To help [Group] achieve [Specific Outcome] through [Service]. Scope: Includes [Deliverables] and does not include [Exceptions]. Schedule: Starts on [date] and delivery on [date] with [number of] review rounds. Investment: [price], [payment schedule] is paid. Next step: Confirm the scope in writing and pay the first payment before [date].
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05- Measurable outcome
- Deliverables and exceptions
- Price and payment schedule
One-page decision page
Use it when: When you are thinking about the possibilities themselves and you need a practical comparison before a deadline.
The decision I need to make: … Deadline: … The outcome I want to protect: … The first option / its advantages / cost: … The second option / its advantages / costs: … The most important criterion at this stage: … The worst risk, and how to reduce its impact: … What do I need to know and where does it come from? …the smallest experience in 7 days: …the temporary decision and the next step: …
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06- Time for making the decision
- Only three criteria
- A little experiment before committing
Weekly review
Use it when: At a fixed time not exceeding 20 minutes to close the week and choose what deserves attention next.
Week Review [Date] What has actually progressed? What is my evidence? …What has drained my time or energy? …What decision am I keeping putting off? And why? …What obligation should be cancelled, delegated, or postponed? … The three most important results for next week: 1)… 2)… 3)… The first step for each result and its timing: … What support or information will I request? …
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07- Demonstrable achievement
- Reason for attrition
- Single priority terminable
Security Fund Plan
Use it when: To gradually build a first layer of protection before investment goals or large purchases.
Security Fund Plan — Review [Date] My monthly basic expenses: … Long-term target number of months: … Full target number: … First interim goal: … Current balance: … Automatic amount after each income: … Expected milestone date: … When will I use the fund? …How do I refill it after use? …Next review date:…
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08- Basic expenses only
- First interim goal
- Clear base for use and refilling
Interactive tools
The tool does not give you a ready-made decision; It organizes the information needed for the decision and reveals what you are missing before the conversation.
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Budget chart
Enter income, expenses, and savings to know the real remainder, then test scenarios instead of guessing.
Suitable for monthly review ←02Salary Negotiation List
Prepare a value guide, target number, minimum, and alternatives before sitting at the negotiating table.
Suitable before display or promotion →03Boundary expressions
Straightforward formulations of work, family, and relationships, with space to adjust tone depending on the situation and degree of security.
Suitable for difficult conversations ←04Qowati assessment
Twelve questions that arrange priorities and lead you to a focus and plan instead of opening all the files at once.
Suitable when you do not know where to start ←Three tracks are ready for use.
You have an interview this week
- Review the negotiation list and write down three accomplishments.
- Set a target number, a minimum, and a non-financial alternative.
- Use the follow-up template after the interview within 24 hours.
You want to arrange your money this month
- Start your budget chart with real numbers.
- Choose one expense to review, not ten items.
- Use the weekly review template to track the resolution.
You need to set a limit
- Determine the behavior you want to change, not the personality of the other party.
- Choose a short phrase and say clearly what you can do.
- Plan what you will do if the limit is not respected.