Not discussing Trump's personality in this article. Just picking out some of his striking and memorable #quotes for you... He's not only a politician. First of all, he's a businessman. He is also the author of several books, including ‘Think Like a Billionaire’ and ‘Never Give Up’. They are written in his language, in his style: bold, daring and concrete.

So, here are the notable and very useful #thoughts of the 47 th President of the #USA.

1) ‘Often the simplest approach is the most effective’

Look at successful businesses. Almost every one of them is based on some simple idea.

If you can't get your head round something complicated yet - at least start simple.

People have only a few basic needs. It is precisely on satisfying them that business ideas are built.

2) ‘Just as bad times bring great opportunities.’

Another variation on the theme that someone in a crisis period loses the last, and someone on the contrary becomes even richer, opens up new opportunities.

You should never lose your temper.

It does not matter what kind of crisis we are talking about - financial and economic or your personal mental crisis. In any case, you should look around carefully and look for new opportunities.

3) ‘When making any purchase, feel free to bargain. Not saving money because of pride is foolish.’

It's always interesting to hear advice about haggling and saving money from a very rich man.

Of course, he did not make his fortune solely on the fact that he always asked for a discount.

But it is still a valuable tool in the piggy bank of methods of someone who wants to become richer.

4) ‘We are all a product of our environment’

No matter how you look at it, our environment affects us greatly.

It can give us strength and motivation, or it can take it away.

Any person is able to change their environment. Even if not 100%, but it is still essential to work on it.

5) ‘If you don't enjoy your work, you're just working in the wrong place’

Of course, you shouldn't be under any illusions. The feeling of routine and burnout happens to almost everyone. Even in creative professions.

It's not just about the mandatory euphoria of work. Pleasure is about fulfilment. It is the realization that your work, the product you create is filled with meaning.

If it's not yours, if you don't like it, is it worth spending the rest of your life on a job that makes you sick?

6) ‘Always remember the worst possible outcome. And accept it in advance.’

With all optimism, it's important to be realistic.

Having a positive attitude and believing in the best does not exclude the fact that you have to assess risks and consequences sensibly.

#Trump teaches that you have to imagine the worst possible outcome. And, if you can live with it, then go into the deal with a certain initial stance.

7) ‘When rich parents give their kids too much money, it paralyses the kids. It's a big mistake.’

Numerous stories of ‘golden youth’ have proven this truth to us many times.

Trump himself comes from a non-poor family. He initially had a good start-up capital. It is definitely not possible to say about him that he is stupidly sitting on his father's neck and just burning through his money.

8) ‘If your boss is a sadist, get a new job.’

A great slogan for those who can't stand their management anymore.

If things are so bad at work, if the #boss is unbearable - then maybe you should stop putting up with it already?

9) ‘Always think big. Think big.’

This is Trump's own philosophy. He's swinging for high horizons, for large-scale areas and projects.

Ask for more, allow yourself to want more. Why are some worthy and t's not?

10) ‘Any fight you take on alone, don't rely on others.’

A great reminder that you shouldn't try to shift responsibility to others.

Everyone is in charge of their own life and is responsible for it.

The strong win. Those who find the strength to fight win.

Friends, what do you think of Trump's philosophy?