Q1Yes, the pre negotiation preparation was sufficient, given the duration it took to negotiate and the terms which were agreed upon, As for the counterparts alternatives, I was convinced that they would negotiate on a more competitive term as they had quite a lot of financial assets on their side, so what I expected was that they would try to keep most of them with themselves. According to what I could figure out, my opponent had way more options that what I had, maybe the leverage was not used because it was a cooperative negotiation.Q2In terms of financial terms, no my aspirations were not high enough, I could have reached out for much more and yes probably I did underplay my objectives, my main concern with this negotiation was to gain trust and maintain a healthy relationship, there I did manage to gain, a high amount of trust was placed in the counter party and it was properly reciprocated. Perhaps if I had argued more, I could have gained more tangible points but I would have lost on the relationship part.Q3No, my pre bargaining prognostics were inaccurate; I assumed it would be a tough negotiation where I would have to protect both my financial assets while trying not to deteriorate the relationship, we began our negotiation with more non-financial terms, which served us well as once they were out of the way, it became smooth sailing later on. The major reason for my miscalculation was that most of the negotiations done till now have been to maximize points and not exactly to develop a relation for later stages, this was a different thing altogether.Q4Yes, there was a statement saying that we want go for the long haul, this is however a contingency plan, and had to be taken care of. There was an initial trust that was