Trump: The Art of the Deal Paperback – October 6, 2015

This is not a "how to" book but rather part memoir and part business-advice book. He shares his business strategies - many of which are one-liners - and personal real estate experiences. Positive thinking is a common thread throughout the book. These methodologies can easily be applied to your personal life and goals.My favorite quotes are: “I like thinking big. I always have. To me it’s very simple: If you’re going to be thinking anyway, you might as well think big.” "I aim very high and then I just keep pushing and pushing and pushing to get what I'm after." “The worst of times create the opportunities to make a good deal”.Highly recommended to anyone interested in achieving money and success.

People are afraid to read about people they don't like because they might find out that they actually like them. I enjoyed peering into the mind of our president before he became president. He's a brilliant man. Though imperfect (as we all are) there's a lot to learn from him. Great read.

Reading this book reminds me of all the time I have heard Trump speak or sound bites. He is hilarious and so real. This book is very good at displaying his psyche, and I liked learning more about his business methods.

I really enjoyed reading this book. the man is amazing. and it gives me better insight into his thinking.

This book is definitely quite interesting, providing valuable lessons related to perseverance, self confidence and fearlessness.Really liked it, highly recommend

Great book, fast-paced.Donald Trump talks about a wide range of deals, very interesting deals.Not all of them were successful, Mr. Trump provides a lot of detail!Well worth the read!I'm looking forward to a book about his two terms as President of the United States of America.

This is a good insight.

After shutting out the noise in the mainstream media, I ordered this book. It really helps me understand the decisions Donald Trump is making in office - in fact, I'm planning to implement these pricinples in my own small business. I think these principles are also good for the non-business parts of life.