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Deals Quotes

Loving, hating, and just plain dealing with it.

These deals quotes swing from one person's flat dislike of deal-making and lawyers to another who genuinely loves negotiating and running companies, proof 'deals' means something different depending who you ask, and it isn't always about Believeing in zero-sum thinking.

Art is doing. Art deals directly with life.

Quotes by Ruth Asawa

Even at its most perceptive, sociology deals in abstractions.

Quotes by Richard Russo

I love doing deals and operating companies.

Quotes by Michael Heisley

We don't believe trade deals are zero-sum games.

Quotes by Luis Videgaray Caso

Appearances Quotes

I hate politics, hate deals, and deal-making, hate meeting with attorneys and agents.

Quotes by Kathie Lee Gifford

Everyone deals with loss.

Quotes by Jeff Bauman

I have represented people in book deals.

Quotes by Gloria Allred

Photography deals exquisitely with appearances, but nothing is what it appears to be.

Quotes by Duane Michals

Shop online for great deals.

Quotes by Disha Patani

Art Quotes

I don't make deals, I make pictures.

Quotes by Carlo Ponti

I really do not make deals.

Quotes by Arlen Specter

Poorly negotiated and lazily enforced trade deals have caused jobs to flee the heartland.

Quotes by Anthony Scaramucci

Everyone deals with temptation. It's just there.

Quotes by Andy Grammer

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the Deals quotes collection about?
A short, contrasting set — from someone who hates deal-making and politics to someone who genuinely loves doing deals and running companies.
Why search for deals quotes?
"Deals" spans business, trade policy, and everyday life, so these quotes get used in writing about negotiation, entrepreneurship, or coping with loss.
This page includes opposite reactions to deal-making — what's the point of pairing those?
It captures a genuine split in how people experience negotiation: for one person it's exhausting and full of lawyers and agents, for another it's the part of business they enjoy most, showing "deals" isn't a one-note topic.
Does the collection touch on trade policy?
Yes — one quote pushes back on the idea that trade deals are zero-sum, arguing both sides can come out ahead.
Is "deals" only about business here?
No — the last quote broadens it entirely, noting that everyone deals with loss, using the word in its emotional rather than transactional sense, a shift worth noting if you're also reading Believe or Art quotes on the site.

The word stretches furthest in the last line here: everyone deals with loss too, which makes this less a Book of dealmaking advice and more a study of the word itself.