Donald J Trump Books in Order

Part memoir and part business manual, The Art of the Deal follows Trump through a week of meetings, construction sites, and negotiations, then distills his approach into rules about thinking big, using publicity, managing risk, and keeping multiple deals moving at once.

Trump's follow‑up to The Art of the Deal looks at his late‑1980s boom years, the heavy borrowing behind his empire, and the tabloid turmoil around his first marriage, framing it all as a lesson in surviving pressure at the top.

Here Trump revisits the early‑1990s collapse of his casino and hotel empire, describing how he restructured billions in debt, rebuilt deals, and tried to turn near‑bankruptcy into a story about persistence, negotiating leverage, and starting over.

This policy book, published ahead of a possible 2000 presidential run, lays out Trump's views on crime, taxes, trade, health care, and national security, arguing that a tougher, more business‑minded approach would restore what he sees as American strength.

How To Get Rich blends behind‑the‑scenes stories from The Apprentice and Trump’s real‑estate empire with punchy rules about money, promotion, and management. Rather than a detailed investing manual, it offers snapshots of how he thinks about deals, staff, and brand.

Trump collects short, practical pieces of guidance from more than a hundred executives and entrepreneurs, mixing their best business advice with his own comments. It reads like a grab‑bag of lessons on leadership, careers, negotiation, and company culture.

Think Like a Billionaire expands on Trump’s favorite themes: using leverage, negotiating hard, and surrounding yourself with loyal experts. Chapters jump from choosing investments and managing cash to everyday subjects like hiring contractors, buying a home, and navigating social situations.

In this anthology Trump gathers more than two hundred quick tips and stories from touring pros, teachers, and celebrity golfers. The advice ranges from mindset and course strategy to swing thoughts and practice habits, aimed at everyday players.

The Wealth Builders Blueprint is a Trump University home‑study course on long‑term wealth. Across audio lessons, a workbook, and a video introduction, it covers mindset, money management, persuasion, career growth, entrepreneurship, and basic real‑estate investing as a single “master plan.”

A Pocket Guide to Trump is a small gift‑style book that condenses key ideas from his bigger business titles. It pulls out short quotes and tips on money, work, and self‑promotion for readers who want a quick taste of his advice.

Branding for Profit is a Trump University course led by marketing experts James Burgin and Jon Ward with an introduction from Trump. It shows business owners how to clarify their message, build a recognizable brand, and turn that visibility into long‑term customer loyalty.

Get That Job is a Trump University audio course on modern job‑hunting. It covers researching employers, writing stronger résumés, preparing for interviews, and negotiating pay so candidates can compete more confidently in a crowded, often intimidating hiring process.

How to Build a Fortune is a multi‑disc Trump University program about turning goals into a concrete wealth plan. It blends Trump’s commentary with expert talks on budgeting, investing, entrepreneurship, and using real estate so listeners can design their own path to financial independence.

Play to Win in Business and Life features coach Les Hewitt using football metaphors to teach focus, discipline, and teamwork. Produced under the Trump University banner, it aims to help listeners set clearer goals, build a game plan, and follow through consistently.

This audio business course, created with real‑estate author Gary Eldred, focuses on buying pre‑foreclosure properties. It explains how to find distressed owners, analyze deals, work within legal rules, and structure purchases so investors can profit while solving the seller’s problem.

Start Right: How to Launch a Great Career pairs Trump branding with advice from career coach Andrew Hewitt. The program helps listeners clarify strengths, target roles that fit, and map out early‑career moves instead of drifting from one unsatisfying job to another.

Here Trump turns curator again, inviting investors, brokers, developers, and other insiders to share concise lessons from the deals that shaped their careers. The collection offers bite‑size perspectives on finding value, managing risk, negotiating, and staying motivated in real estate.

This introductory Trump University book breaks success into short, checklist‑style chapters on goals, negotiation, marketing, hiring, and dealing with setbacks. Trump mixes his own maxims with stories meant to nudge readers toward bolder, more entrepreneurial decisions.

Donald Trump and Robert T Kiyosaki warn that the middle class is shrinking and traditional advice no longer works. They urge readers to study money, build businesses, and invest in real assets so cash flow, not wages alone, supports their future.

In this aggressive self‑help collaboration with Bill Zanker, Trump urges readers to set huge goals, cultivate confidence, and answer attacks with equal force. The stories range from business deals to personal feuds, all used to illustrate his “think big” philosophy.

Trump University’s Wealth Building 101 is positioned as a 90‑day jump‑start to improving your finances. It walks readers through setting income goals, tracking cash flow, trimming debts, and beginning to invest so that more of their money starts working for them.

As a later business memoir, Never Give Up walks through some of Trump’s toughest projects and conflicts, from stalled towers to lawsuits, and argues that stubborn optimism, aggressive negotiation, and constant publicity are the tools he leans on in a crisis.

Think Like a Champion gathers short essays on mindset, personal discipline, and business philosophy. Trump reflects on topics like keeping the big picture in view, bouncing back from setbacks, and staying curious, offering bite‑size advice rather than step‑by‑step plans.

Building a Fortune in Business is an audio seminar for entrepreneurs who want a thriving company without burning out. Trump and other speakers discuss setting clear targets, building systems, managing cash flow, and leading teams so the business can grow beyond the founder’s hours.

Career Success packages several Trump University courses into one set on choosing, landing, and growing in a job. It guides listeners through clarifying their ideal role, tapping the “hidden” job market, mastering interviews, and then using those early positions to build lasting wealth.

Real Estate Investing with Donald Trump is a large Trump University audio set where Trump and a faculty of investors explain how they buy, finance, and manage properties. The focus is on spotting opportunities in changing markets and building long‑term wealth from income‑producing real estate.

Time to Get Tough is a political manifesto that blends personal anecdotes with policy proposals. Trump criticizes the Obama‑era economy, calls for lower taxes and stricter immigration enforcement, and argues that a hard‑bargaining businessman could remake Washington and foreign policy.

This coauthored book with Robert T Kiyosaki looks at why some entrepreneurs build enduring companies while others stall. Using five “Midas Touch” factors—character, focus, brand, relationships, and small details—they argue that embracing risk and learning from failure are essential.

Written as he launched his 2016 campaign, Crippled America outlines Trump’s diagnosis of a country he sees as mismanaged and falling behind. He presses for tighter borders, renegotiated trade deals, and a more combative stance toward political opponents and the media.