This was technically the second book by Trump that I have read. Based on what I heard beforehand, people either liked it a lot or said that it just showed Trump as a bragging ego maniac. The book definitely has a blunt direction for the most part. Although I guess you can say a lot
In this episode the task was to film and edit a 30 second commercial for the company Pedigree about adopting dogs that currently don’t have a home and family as a lot of people are afraid to take dogs that have been neglected/abandoned. Which ever team’s video impresses the Pedigree executive the most would win.
This was the final chapter in the book and of course it was titled “Think big and kick ass in business in lifeâ€. For the most part it was mostly a re-affirmation of what has been said with different stories. One thing that I thought was odd was that there were a lot of pages
This chapter was focused on the issue of money overall and protecting your assets. It was all based around marriages though and was titled “I love you, sign thisâ€. Trump talked about his marriages in the past and how he had a prenuptial agreement for all of them which protected his assets. He used statistics
This chapter felt the mellowest so far to me. The title was “Never Take Your Eye Out of The Ball†and dealt with how you need to maintain your skills and presence to stay successful. Example, it’s a like a fighter who wins so many fights that they believe they don’t have to train anymore
“Big Mo!†was the chapter title and it was a fairly good read I thought. It revolved around how momentum can either bring you vast success or extreme consequences in life. He talks about a person named William Levitt who made it big building houses post world war II era who then sold his company