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Trump's story begins when many real estate moguls went belly-up in what he calls the Great Depression of 1990. Trump reveals how he renegotiated millions of dollars in bank loans and survived the recession, paving the way for a resurgence, during which he built the most successful casino operation in Atlantic City, broke ground on one of the biggest and most lucrative deve..more
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Feb 02, 2016Nandakishore Varma marked it as never-ever
2/2/2016
The Iowa Caucus
Seems to have lost focus:
Else why would they dump
A winner like Trump?
But he'll be back in a hurry,
None of you worry!
Because it's just his fate
To make America great!
10/2/2016
What did I say?
Hip-hip-hooray!!!
Trump's on fire
In New Hampshire!
After biting the dust
He did not go bust:
Now he's leading the pack!
This is the art of comeback.
22/02/2016
South Carolina says
That Donald should be Prez.
He's trumped all the rest
In the presidential quest!
Now it seems sure
That Trump will endure..more
The Iowa Caucus
Seems to have lost focus:
Else why would they dump
A winner like Trump?
But he'll be back in a hurry,
None of you worry!
Because it's just his fate
To make America great!
10/2/2016
What did I say?
Hip-hip-hooray!!!
Trump's on fire
In New Hampshire!
After biting the dust
He did not go bust:
Now he's leading the pack!
This is the art of comeback.
22/02/2016
South Carolina says
That Donald should be Prez.
He's trumped all the rest
In the presidential quest!
Now it seems sure
That Trump will endure..more
Feb 02, 2016Manny marked it as not-to-read
After that annoying hiccup last night in Iowa I'm sure you'd hear some people whining and moaning and carrying on, but not the author of The Art of the Comeback! He won't be complaining he was five points behind Cruz, no sir, he'll be pleased he was a whole point ahead of Rubio. He won't be bitching that his glass is half empty, he'll be telling his friends it's half full. Well, maybe a quarter full if you want to get really technical, but the bottom line is that nearly 25% of the delegates were..more
May 03, 2016Matt marked it as to-read-not
♫ Trump thing, you make my heart sink
You make everything gloomy, Trump thing
Trump thing, I think I loathe you
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If you like to learn what Trump's hairpiece really consist of, and which book he has on his nightstand, and other private details about him, watch this little Simpsons special clip on youtube (2 mins):
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Jul 24, 2018Chris Gordon rated it really liked itYou make everything gloomy, Trump thing
Trump thing, I think I loathe you
[picture captured from www.trumpdonald.org]
If you like to learn what Trump's hairpiece really consist of, and which book he has on his nightstand, and other private details about him, watch this little Simpsons special clip on youtube (2 mins):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLSy8Tl2bjs
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported Lice..more
Shelves: business, memoir, nonfiction, presidents, trump
A fun fact before we start the review: In the first chapter of this book, Donald Trump included a friendly photo of himself with then-First Lady Hillary Clinton. In the caption, he lauded her success and even complimented her as being 'wonderful!' In hindsight, seeing such a thing in print is simply hilarious, and I'm sure any prospective reader will find some entertainer value in that tidbit alone. It really doesn't get funnier than that!
As part of my quest to read every significant book writte..more
As part of my quest to read every significant book writte..more
sigh.
Horrible, just like he is. I'm surprised I finished it. I read it only because we've had it for 20 years. The most self aggrandizing book I've ever read. I'm surprised he didn't demand Ali to hand over the title of the greatest. Women -or girls to him, money, f&cking people over, winning, member of the lucky sperm club (his words, as if only men can make money) I can't give this book even one star. He is the most self absorbed person on the planet, now, then, since he was born.
Jan 22, 2013Mary rated it liked it
This is my first Trump book but I knew what I was getting into. It's basically a long book of Trump talking about himself and his accomplishments. He goes on and on about all the famous people he knows and the awards he won for his wonderful work.
It is fascinating though. It's a good way to get inside of his head and see how he brought himself out of a low point in his life. It's written like a biography of sorts.
This is Trump's version of all the stories that have been told about him in the m..more
Jan 13, 2017Treasure I. Moore, Author rated it liked it
This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here.
Sep 07, 2015Gregory rated it it was ok
I recently read Trump's 'Art of the Deal' which covers his career up until the mid-1980s. It was an interesting read but, as I mentioned in the review for that book, it was more autobiographical (about his many real estate deals) than business-oriented. I wanted to read this book because it covers Trumps career from the late-1980s to the late 1990s -- a time when Trump's empire crumbled due to the recession in the early 1990s. I had hoped to learn why he was so badly impacted by the recession, w..more
Mar 09, 2014Bernard Bentley rated it really liked it
To achieve greatness and to be viewed by others as a true success only to lose it all is a big contrast. This book encompasses the will to fight from nothing to an even higher level of greatness then previously experienced. This book is proof that you are never too far down to make an incredible comeback.
A terrific set of stories that taught me a lot about making deals.
Jul 28, 2008Brenda Christiansen rated it it was ok
I only read part of this one. Another 'Trump is Great' vehicle.
Mar 17, 2009Shafik Keshavjee rated it it was amazing
EPIC!
It was a good book, not as deep as the others but it was pretty solid, I guess since I'm reading his books based on no order I don't get to appreciate how his book evolved over the years (I first read Art of the deal then how to get rich then now this one) so I am assuming that if I did read it in proper order I would be able to appreciate it better.
Same with the latter books I really like how Trump owns up to the mistakes he has made in the past and how he really had to negotiate his way out of..more
Same with the latter books I really like how Trump owns up to the mistakes he has made in the past and how he really had to negotiate his way out of..more
By now, if you've read the other two books, there is not a whole lot new here. More deals, more name dropping, more praise for Trump's many properties, lots of ego and lots of talk about power. Here the most interesting discussions are about his first two wives, his messy first divorce, and the value of a prenuptial agreement. Also interesting to read about people, even famous people, who attached themselves to Trump because he was more rich and more famous. Power attracts power. Most poignant w..more
I read this the year it was published. Trump was a cartoonish figure in American pop culture even then. But, back then it was enjoyable in a strange way, to watch a self-obsessed, narcissistic, sociopath, brag about how brilliant he was. Mostly because EVERYONE was laughing AT him. His gold toilets, putting his name on anything that stood still more than 30 seconds, his constant, non-stop promotion of 'huge new projects', and 'giant announcements' that either never materialized or were significa..more
I read this way before he was president and had earned respect for him for recovering from bankruptcy twice and become billionaire again. After he became president I have lost all respect for him. The book is still a good read and encouraging, specially for entrepreneurs and real estate investors.
Oct 04, 2018Alex Pasquini rated it did not like it
May 30, 2019НОХЧО rated it it was ok
Main idea book is don't married with woman whom will you divorce (do not forget agreement before wedding)
Apr 29, 2019Helfren Filex rated it really liked it
A comeback from deficit, debt, and financial crisis exclusive by President of United States
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Feb 02, 2016Nandakishore Varma marked it as never-ever
2/2/2016
The Iowa Caucus
Seems to have lost focus:
Else why would they dump
A winner like Trump?
But he'll be back in a hurry,
None of you worry!
Because it's just his fate
To make America great!
10/2/2016
What did I say?
Hip-hip-hooray!!!
Trump's on fire
In New Hampshire!
After biting the dust
He did not go bust:
Now he's leading the pack!
This is the art of comeback.
22/02/2016
South Carolina says
That Donald should be Prez.
He's trumped all the rest
In the presidential quest!
Now it seems sure
That Trump will endure..more
The Iowa Caucus
Seems to have lost focus:
Else why would they dump
A winner like Trump?
But he'll be back in a hurry,
None of you worry!
Because it's just his fate
To make America great!
10/2/2016
What did I say?
Hip-hip-hooray!!!
Trump's on fire
In New Hampshire!
After biting the dust
He did not go bust:
Now he's leading the pack!
This is the art of comeback.
22/02/2016
South Carolina says
That Donald should be Prez.
He's trumped all the rest
In the presidential quest!
Now it seems sure
That Trump will endure..more
Feb 02, 2016Manny marked it as not-to-read
After that annoying hiccup last night in Iowa I'm sure you'd hear some people whining and moaning and carrying on, but not the author of The Art of the Comeback! He won't be complaining he was five points behind Cruz, no sir, he'll be pleased he was a whole point ahead of Rubio. He won't be bitching that his glass is half empty, he'll be telling his friends it's half full. Well, maybe a quarter full if you want to get really technical, but the bottom line is that nearly 25% of the delegates were..more
May 03, 2016Matt marked it as to-read-not
♫ Trump thing, you make my heart sink
You make everything gloomy, Trump thing
Trump thing, I think I loathe you
[picture captured from www.trumpdonald.org]
If you like to learn what Trump's hairpiece really consist of, and which book he has on his nightstand, and other private details about him, watch this little Simpsons special clip on youtube (2 mins):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLSy8Tl2bjs
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported Lice..more
Jul 24, 2018Chris Gordon rated it really liked itYou make everything gloomy, Trump thing
Trump thing, I think I loathe you
[picture captured from www.trumpdonald.org]
If you like to learn what Trump's hairpiece really consist of, and which book he has on his nightstand, and other private details about him, watch this little Simpsons special clip on youtube (2 mins):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLSy8Tl2bjs
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported Lice..more
Shelves: business, memoir, nonfiction, presidents, trump
A fun fact before we start the review: In the first chapter of this book, Donald Trump included a friendly photo of himself with then-First Lady Hillary Clinton. In the caption, he lauded her success and even complimented her as being 'wonderful!' In hindsight, seeing such a thing in print is simply hilarious, and I'm sure any prospective reader will find some entertainer value in that tidbit alone. It really doesn't get funnier than that!
As part of my quest to read every significant book writte..more
As part of my quest to read every significant book writte..more
sigh.
Horrible, just like he is. I'm surprised I finished it. I read it only because we've had it for 20 years. The most self aggrandizing book I've ever read. I'm surprised he didn't demand Ali to hand over the title of the greatest. Women -or girls to him, money, f&cking people over, winning, member of the lucky sperm club (his words, as if only men can make money) I can't give this book even one star. He is the most self absorbed person on the planet, now, then, since he was born.
Jan 22, 2013Mary rated it liked it
This is my first Trump book but I knew what I was getting into. It's basically a long book of Trump talking about himself and his accomplishments. He goes on and on about all the famous people he knows and the awards he won for his wonderful work.
It is fascinating though. It's a good way to get inside of his head and see how he brought himself out of a low point in his life. It's written like a biography of sorts.
This is Trump's version of all the stories that have been told about him in the m..more
Jan 13, 2017Treasure I. Moore, Author rated it liked it
This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here.
Sep 07, 2015Gregory rated it it was ok
I recently read Trump's 'Art of the Deal' which covers his career up until the mid-1980s. It was an interesting read but, as I mentioned in the review for that book, it was more autobiographical (about his many real estate deals) than business-oriented. I wanted to read this book because it covers Trumps career from the late-1980s to the late 1990s -- a time when Trump's empire crumbled due to the recession in the early 1990s. I had hoped to learn why he was so badly impacted by the recession, w..more
Mar 09, 2014Bernard Bentley rated it really liked it
To achieve greatness and to be viewed by others as a true success only to lose it all is a big contrast. This book encompasses the will to fight from nothing to an even higher level of greatness then previously experienced. This book is proof that you are never too far down to make an incredible comeback.
A terrific set of stories that taught me a lot about making deals.
Jul 28, 2008Brenda Christiansen rated it it was ok
I only read part of this one. Another 'Trump is Great' vehicle.
Mar 17, 2009Shafik Keshavjee rated it it was amazing
EPIC!
It was a good book, not as deep as the others but it was pretty solid, I guess since I'm reading his books based on no order I don't get to appreciate how his book evolved over the years (I first read Art of the deal then how to get rich then now this one) so I am assuming that if I did read it in proper order I would be able to appreciate it better.
Same with the latter books I really like how Trump owns up to the mistakes he has made in the past and how he really had to negotiate his way out of..more
Same with the latter books I really like how Trump owns up to the mistakes he has made in the past and how he really had to negotiate his way out of..more
By now, if you've read the other two books, there is not a whole lot new here. More deals, more name dropping, more praise for Trump's many properties, lots of ego and lots of talk about power. Here the most interesting discussions are about his first two wives, his messy first divorce, and the value of a prenuptial agreement. Also interesting to read about people, even famous people, who attached themselves to Trump because he was more rich and more famous. Power attracts power. Most poignant w..more
I read this the year it was published. Trump was a cartoonish figure in American pop culture even then. But, back then it was enjoyable in a strange way, to watch a self-obsessed, narcissistic, sociopath, brag about how brilliant he was. Mostly because EVERYONE was laughing AT him. His gold toilets, putting his name on anything that stood still more than 30 seconds, his constant, non-stop promotion of 'huge new projects', and 'giant announcements' that either never materialized or were significa..more
I read this way before he was president and had earned respect for him for recovering from bankruptcy twice and become billionaire again. After he became president I have lost all respect for him. The book is still a good read and encouraging, specially for entrepreneurs and real estate investors.
Oct 04, 2018Alex Pasquini rated it did not like it
May 30, 2019НОХЧО rated it it was ok
Main idea book is don't married with woman whom will you divorce (do not forget agreement before wedding)
Apr 29, 2019Helfren Filex rated it really liked it
A comeback from deficit, debt, and financial crisis exclusive by President of United States
Omg this bok wa soo god. Eye worsip it! It so god!
Comeback season from the Goat
There are few greater megalomaniacs than Trump, but let's give credit to who credit is due. The guy knows how to generate wealth, even having lost everything. He never gave up hope despite stress from many corners.
This a good read for those looking for the kind of fortitude that pushes through the difficult and doesn't stop at the impossible.
This a good read for those looking for the kind of fortitude that pushes through the difficult and doesn't stop at the impossible.
this is amazing
The book is an excellent example of comeback and it fits everywhere in your life even if you are an employee
Mar 31, 2008Carl rated it really liked it
First Trump book I ever read -- Still a classic, written after his 1st divorce when he was really down in the dumps and pulling himself back up..
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Donald John Trump is an American business executive, entrepreneur, television and radio personality, author and 45th President of the United States of America. He is the CEO of the Trump Organization, a US-based real-estate developer, and the founder of Trump Entertainment, which operates several casinos. He received a great deal of publicity following the success of his reality television show, T..more
| Authors | Donald Trump Kate Bohner |
|---|---|
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
| Subject | Business |
| Publisher | Times Books |
| October 31, 1997 | |
| Media type | Print (hardcover and paperback) |
| Pages | 244 |
| ISBN | 978-0812929645 |
| Preceded by | Trump: Surviving at the Top (1990) |
| Followed by | The America We Deserve (2000) |
Trump: The Art of the Comeback is a 1997 book written by businessman Donald Trump and journalist Kate Bohner.[1]
Synopsis[edit]
In the book, Donald Trump writes about his bankruptcy in 1990 and how he managed to 'comeback' through negotiations.[2] In the book, Trump notably revealed that he was 'a germ freak' and 'often thought of taking out a series of newspaper ads encouraging the abolishment of the handshake.'[3][4][5][6] Trump also explains why he divorced his first two wives: Ivana Trump and Marla Maples; he claimed that Trump talked too much about work while Maples wanted him to return earlier. Trump's accounts were denied by both ex-wives.[7] Trump also criticizes journalist Tina Brown, claiming that she reneged on a promise to write favorably about him in the past.[3][8] Trump called Brown 'the worst,' stating, 'She's totally overrated. I think she's third-rate at best. If you look at Vanity Fair, it's a better magazine today than when she ran it.' Brown was also the wife of Harold Evans, who was the president of Random House at the time.[3] Trump also lists the 'problems [he] had with her (Alicia Machado)', the winner of Miss Universe in 1996, including her weight gain and her criticism of Trump in an interview with The Washington Post.[9]
The book also offers ten tips for successes.[10]The rules are:
1. PLAY GOLF
2. STAY FOCUSED
3. BE PARANOID
4. BE PASSIONATE
5. GO AGAINST THE TIDE
6. GO WITH YOUR GUT
7. WORK WITH PEOPLE YOU LIKE
8. BE LUCKY
9. GET EVEN
10. ALWAYS HAVE A PRENUPTIAL AGREEMENT
Writing[edit]
After the release of Trump's 1990 book, Trump: Surviving at the Top, he said that his next book 'will be the real story, describing my comeback and the success of it all.' Trump said he would write the book 'in a couple of years.' Peter Osnos, the editor for Surviving at the Top, said, 'If Donald's career unfolds the way he is determined it will, his next book will make a great story.'[11] Trump said he was asked by Random House to write The Art of the Comeback, his third book, after the company was impressed by his emergence from bankruptcy.[3] On August 1, 1997, eight hours before the deadline, the final draft of the book was turned in.[12]Kate Bohner's life as Trump's ghostwriter was documented by her 'best friend', Candace Bushnell, of New York Observer.[12] While writing for Trump, Bohner was nicknamed 'Kateso'.[12] League of legend mac download.
Reception[edit]
Fred Andrews of The New York Times wrote 'The man combines imagination with muscle. If only he could keep his mouth shut' and noted that 'Trump is forever saying the obvious, as though his perceptions were original or important.'[13] Meanwhile, Craig Offman of Salon noted that Trump 'admits he suffers from an even greater political liability: honesty.'[14]
References[edit]
Art Of The Comeback Quotes
- ^Bushnell, Candace (November 3, 1997). 'A Leggy Stunner of Page Six Becomes Trump's Sexy Ghost'. Observer. Retrieved June 22, 2017.
- ^Flitter, Emily (July 17, 2016). 'Art of the spin: Trump bankers question his portrayal of financial comeback'. Reuters. Retrieved June 22, 2017.
- ^ abcdLacher, Irene (November 30, 1997). 'Back on Track'. Los Angeles Times. Retrieved June 22, 2017.
- ^Kruse, Michael; Arrieta-Keena, Ruairi (October 13, 2016). 'The 7 Oddest Things Donald Trump Thinks'. POLITICO Magazine. Retrieved June 22, 2017.
- ^'Trump handshake showdown: France's Macron just won't let go'. Associated Press. May 25, 2017. Retrieved June 22, 2017.
- ^Shalby, Colleen (May 27, 2017). 'From the shove to the orb, no single Trump moment from trip abroad stands out. There are too many'. Los Angeles Times. Retrieved June 22, 2017.
- ^Mcshane, Larry (January 4, 1998). 'Here's the book on Trump: He loves it!'. Associated Press. Retrieved June 22, 2017.
- ^Singer, Mark (November 23, 2016). 'Donald Trump has always been paranoid'. GQ. Retrieved June 23, 2017.
- ^Lozada, Carlos (October 20, 2016). 'The time Donald Trump got groped'. The Washington Post. Retrieved June 23, 2017.
- ^Jones, Del (March 12, 2004). 'Paranoia won't destroy ya, according to Trump'. USA Today. Retrieved July 3, 2017.
- ^Cohen, Roger (October 11, 1990). 'Sales of Trump's Book Are Lagging'. The New York Times. Retrieved June 22, 2017.
- ^ abcBushnell, Candace (November 3, 1997). 'A Leggy Stunner of Page Six Becomes Trump's Sexy Ghost'. Observer. Retrieved June 24, 2017.
- ^Andrews, Fred (December 14, 1997). 'The Donald Redux'. The New York Times. Retrieved June 22, 2017.
- ^Offman, Craig (October 21, 1999). 'The political wit and wisdom of Donald Trump'. Salon. Retrieved June 22, 2017.
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