Pressure changes how we respond
Under pressure, it can be harder to weigh options and respond with intention.
Build skills and confidence for your next important conversation with realistic AI roleplays, personalized feedback, and short lessons.

Athletes train. Musicians rehearse.
Negotiation and communication skills develop through practice. Yet opportunities to rehearse important conversations can be hard to find.

Under pressure, it can be harder to weigh options and respond with intention.
Most people have few chances to rehearse important conversations before facing them in real life.
After an important conversation, it can be difficult to know how your approach came across or what you could explore next.
Rehearse with an AI counterpart, get specific feedback on your approach, and use targeted lessons and recommendations to keep improving.
Find a conversation relevant to you, from workplace challenges to legal settings and everyday life.
Practice with an AI counterpart who responds to what you say. Replay the conversation with a different approach and explore how it develops.

Ask the AI Mentor for help whenever you want during practice. Explore the other person’s perspective, talk through your options, and decide how you want to respond.

Set the scene, choose your counterpart, and work through the moment you want to prepare for.
Review examples from your conversation to understand how your approach came across and consider what to try next.
Short lessons make negotiation and communication concepts easier to understand and put into practice.

Follow your goal progress and skill scores across sessions to see what you’re strengthening and decide where to focus next.

Build confidence before your next conversation.14 days of Edge+ free · No credit card required
Flexible practice for individuals, educators, teams, and organizations.
Our approach
Empathy can be a strategic advantage. Looking beneath the surface helps you understand what matters to the other person and approach the conversation with greater insight.
Address the issue with respect for the person and the relationship.
Find shared interests and tradeoffs that open up better options.
Acknowledge concerns to help people feel heard and work through disagreements.

Created by Megan Smith, an attorney, negotiation professor, and dispute-resolution professional. Empathic Edge brings negotiation theory and empathic communication into realistic practice.
Keep building with roleplay and lesson recommendations shaped by your goals and performance.
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