The Client Is One Of The World 's Wealthiest Billionaires

The client is an expert about himself or herself. Furthermore, it is of critical importance that the

The recent election of 2016 shows that artifice is essential in winning voters. Donald Trump, throughout his campaign, displayed an image of himself that people would perceive as “tough” and “strong”. The image of Trump as a reality TV star made him more likable by Americans. Trump spoke openly to people's economic stress, cultural fears and the disillusion with politicians. He promised to “bring

This written assessment is deliberation of legal advice for the client, James, based on his dispute with his neighbour Lisa; this shall be achieved by means of critical analysis and full reference of pertinent authority to complement the scope of case facts.

The client is a Hispanic Male age 69, who was born in the Dominican Republic. The client communicates solely in Spanish. He has two daughters who both live in the Bronx. The client suffers from Diabetes, Cholesterol and moderate Dementia. The client has shakiness in the hands as a result of a surgery he endured in the brain. The client lives in a rented room in Inwood Heights. Initially, the clients presenting problem included finding adequate housing however, after completing the intake form I became aware that the client was over income for most housing assistance programs. When the client and I talked more about the reasons he wanted to find housing it became obvious that the client wants to feel valued by his children. Also the client mentioned wanting to overcome feelings of loneliness and isolation. The client copes with feelings of seclusion and solitude by coming everyday to the senior center. He also tends to use the defense mechanism rationalization and tries to rationalize behaviors for others including his daughter’s absence from his life. My interpretation of the clients functioning in the situation is that although the client is experiencing health impairments and sadness the client is very self-sufficient. He is capable and able to take care of his hygiene, he is able to feed himself and he is able to go to doctor’s appointments on his own. I do however; think he is in need of case management and emotional support.

I'm writing a paper on Phil Hampson Knight the billionaire. I pick this billionaire because, how he became super success full. Phil Hampson Knight net worth around twenty five billions dollars making him the thirty five richest people in the planted. I can't believe he has that much money if that was me I wouldn't know what to do with all that money. He going to have a good retirement because of all that money and he's around seventy years old. I think he took the right steps to become the person he is now.

In an article written by Timothy O Brien for the New York Times, O Brien carried out an extensive search of Trump’s wealth, however what he found was far removed from the image of Trump that is presented to the

In previous elections, presidential candidates have marketed themselves with reputational capital, expressive rhetoric, and catchy slogans to capture an audience, until Donald Trump. Unlike Hillary and her decades of political credibility, Donald relied on his brand name from the multiple Trump hotels and television show, The Apprentice, to achieve marketing recognition among the American people–an unprecedented tactic to be used by a president (Washington Post). Beyond this brand, Trump ushered along his blunt and controversial character–atypical politician attributes–to attract the white-working class in the Midwestern states who found most presidents to ignore their needs. Whether he is featured on broadcasts, debates, or advertisements, Trump uses his loud and energetic personality to preserve people’s focus with short, yet sharp phrasing (Washington Post). For example, “We can’t live like this. It’s gonna get worse and worse. You’re going to have more World Trade Centers. It’s gonna get worse and worse. We can be politically

Trump: the Art of the Deal is both a biography and business handbook from the world’s most prominent businessman, now President of the United States, Donald J. Trump. Donald Trump, in partnership with Mark Schwartz has written this book in a simplistic, but informative manner that allows a straightforward understanding of Trump’s business principles and experiences to be conveyed to the reader. Trump demonstrates this simplicity in Chapter 2: “I like thinking big. I always have. To me it’s very simple: if you’re going to be thinking anyway, you might as well think big. Most people think small, because most people are afraid of success, afraid of decisions, afraid of winning. And that gives people like me a great advantage” (46).

“Over the years, [Donald] Trump honed a performer’s ear for the needs of his audience.” (Osnos). New Yorker Evan Osnos writes this is his article on presidential candidate Donald Trump to serve as an indicator on why Trump has been exceedingly effective in capturing a sizable fragment of right-wing support in his pursuit in become the republican nominee for this upcoming 2016 presidential election. Trump’s unforeseen success comes at the bewilderment of the Republican Party as they potentially would have to put all their resources behind him if he indeed becomes the nominee. Trump’s ascension has being very revealing on how the American political system currently works in accessing presidential candidates and what effect a party can have

Michael Sandifer is a media consultant with a history in journalistic studies who represents candidates on both the state and federal level, who is renowned in part for his refusal to participate in negative campaigning or “dirty politics.” Though it can be argued that his moral convictions have cost him campaigns in the past (such as his campaign where he represented an unknown conservative who ultimately came in second place), Sandifer still manages to achieve a level of success as well as coverage from publications like Time and Newsweek. Sandifer’s acclaim is due to his strategy of focusing on two or three primary issues, as well as his appreciation for symbolism and imagery when it comes to “selling” his candidates. However, Sandifer is also criticized for his “naivety”, and refusal to “pull out the stops” for his clients’ victory.

United States in the 2016 election (Biography, 2016). Mr. Trump has gained wealth as a

As the owner of a ten billion dollar empire, Trump has established a firm reality that he knows how to make money. He has also shown that he has the leadership capabilities to head a conglomerate with thousands of employees under his wing, and has shown to the people that he can handle this responsibility reliably. Some may argue that Trump has been unsuccessful in the past, as he declared corporate bankruptcy four times over his long and storied career (O'Connor). However, past instances of failure have not been able to stifle him in his pursuit of riches. Many are aware of the fact that some of the country’s greatest presidents have a failed business under their belt. The fact that Trump was able to pick up the pieces of his business after bankruptcy and reinvent his company time and again indicates that he should be applauded rather than

As with individual clients, Mr. Priebe is very picky about the businesses that he takes on as clients. He will not hesitate to “fire” a client that wants him to cheat on business or that does not pay on time. He has a very strict 10 days to pay rule for his business clients. He will send an invoice to his client via email once he finishes a big project for a business or once the amount that he is billing for hits a certain amount; this amount varies depending on the size of the business client and the amount of work that Mr. Priebe does for them. Although the amount of work that he does for each client varies, he tries to visit each business quarterly to make sure he stays up to date on all their business operations. These visits allow him

Client is a 58 year-old Caucasian female who presents with difficulties due to relationship conflict. Client has recently broken up with her boyfriend of 8 years. Her boyfriend broke up with her by informing her that he was going on a date with another woman. Shortly after this first date, the woman began spending the night with him. The client knows this because she lives 3 houses down the block from her ex-boyfriend. The proximity of their living is creating an additional complication for the client in terms of moving on from the breakup. Client sees her ex-boyfriend on a daily basis, which is a painful reminder of the unwanted, hurtful break-up. She is often unable to resist initiating contact with him which complicates the situation. Client misses the small daily interactions they once shared and finds herself trapped “in a loop in her head” thinking about him. Client describes organizing a sleeping area in her attic where she is able to spend time without being hyper-aware of her ex-boyfriend’s activities. Otherwise, client attempts to spend as much time as possible at work to avoid her home. The new girlfriend spends a significant amount of time at the ex-boyfriend’s house which reminds the client of how she has been replaced and reinforces her sense of isolation.

I recently watched a speech made by the President of the United States, Donald Trump. This speech was made during his campaign before he won the election. I watched the speech in order to understand the strategies he implements in order to win the attention of his audience. My goal isn’t to look at this speech from a political perspective, but to look at it from an unbiased view. I consider an unbiased voter anyway, as I have to political affiliations, so this was easy. In this paper, I will analyze why Donald Trump is actually an expert at persuasion.