YOUR OPINION: Is Donald Trump For Real? Read ‘The America We Deserve’
By Ilene Davis, CFP // January 19, 2016
Learn More About The Frontrunner, Then Take the trump challenge
“I’m convinced he can help make not just America great, but bring real hope to our nation.” – Ilene Davis
Is Donald Trump just an arrogant, wealthy, rude blowhard, or is he one of the most innovative, visionary, patriotic people we’ve had the opportunity to have as our president?
Years ago I read one of his books, and the way he talked about friends, employees, family was just so different than what I’ve seen in this campaign that I decided to do some more research.
I’ve read or re-read several of his books in the past month, as well as stories from others about how he saved a family’s farm, how he paid the mortgage of a couple who helped when his car broke down.
These are stories others tell, not him.
I love how he solved his flagpole problem; how he re-built Wollman Skate Rink – below budget – after NYC wasted millions; and his ideas for reducing the federal debt and saving social security.
I’m convinced he can help make not just America great, but bring real hope to our nation.
So, I’m offering those reading this a challenge:
I’m offering five people a chance to each win $100 by reading Trump’s book “The America We Deserve.”
This book was published in 2000, and is amazing in how accurately he forecasted what has ultimately transpired in our economy, culture and government since then.
Once you’ve read it, send a postcard with your name and phone number to me at P.O. Box 237208, Cocoa, FL 32923. Cards will be drawn until I find five people who can answer three questions from what is in the book.
Even if you don’t win, maybe some of the ideas you glean from a successful businessman such as “The Donald” will help you be more successful as well.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Ilene Davis, a resident of Brevard County since 1971, is a Certified Financial Planner with a bachelors degree in Mathematics from the University of Michigan, a bachelors degree in Accounting from Rollins College, and a Masters in Business Administration from Webster University. Davis became a stockbroker in 1982, earned her designation as a Certified Financial Planner in 1984, and with a desire to serve clients more on her own terms, opened her own financial consultant office in Cocoa Village in 1986. She is committed to helping each client create their own “Financial Freedom Fund,” and believes strongly in free market capitalism and a “hand up rather than a hand-out” as the best path to prosperity.
