"Whenever you're sitting across from some important person, always picture him sitting there in a suit of long red underwear. That's the way I always operated in business"
- Joseph P. Kennedy
About this Quote
This quote by Joseph P. Kennedy is a tip to stay simple and not be frightened by those in positions of power. By envisioning the essential person in a match of long red underwear, Kennedy is suggesting that we should not take them too seriously and remember that they are much like us. This quote encourages us to stay positive and not be overwhelmed by the power of the person we are handling. Kennedy's guidance is to remember that everyone is human and that we must not be daunted by their position or status. This quote is a pointer to remain humble and confident in our transactions with those in positions of power.
This quote is written / told by Joseph P. Kennedy between September 6, 1888 and November 18, 1969. He/she was a famous Diplomat from USA.
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