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The Trump Commandments - What do you think?

Creatix / July 22, 2025

Check out ForLosers.com for the upcoming release of Donald J. Trump for Losers: Simple Guide for Everyone. It's a fascinating biography of our president written for every American and every human interested in deciphering the secret to Trump's success. 

The book doesn't include a conclusion because the future has not been created yet and it is premature to close any book about Donald J. Trump. Instead of a conclusion, the book highlights the Trump Commandments of leadership.

Thou Shalt: 

  1. Love Thyself Above All Things
    Yourself first, then your family, then your followers.
  2. Always Win
    Your life is the story where you are the hero who always wins. Never admit defeat. 
  3. Never Apologize
    Apologies portray weakness. Admissions can get you in jail.
  4. Blame others
    If others say there is something wrong, blame it on them.
  5. Accuse your accusers
    If people accuse you of something, blame and accuse them back with everything
  6. Monetize everything
    Nothing is free. Charge for everything. 
  7. Divide and Conquer
    There are winners and losers. Manipulate losers with fear and winners with greed.
  8. Demand loyalty
    It’s the true source of power and money.
  9. Thrive in Conflict
    Live to develop might in the constant fight.
  10. Work the 168-Hour Week
    Never stop working. Outwork everyone. Work, work, work until you drop.
Check it out at ForLosers.com

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