Introduction
Social Synthesist and author Eileen Workman provides answers in this article to two pressing questions I have about Donald Trump.
- Has he always been this abusive and cruel in his business and political dealings?
- Why do even thoughtful Republicans embrace him so completely even as he dispenses with law, order, and the American constitution?
From her experience working close to Trump professionally, Workman provides some helpful context and analysis below.
“I know a little something that so many do not appreciate about Donald Trump, but that those of us who worked with him in the financial services game have known for many decades—long before he ever made a run at national politics.
- His stated motives rarely reveal his true agenda. His showmanship and charisma bedazzles the uninformed, which is exactly how he likes it.
- He never signed a contract or met an agreement he wouldn’t violate or wriggle out of if it suited his hidden agenda.
- He never met an investor whose purse he didn’t consider his own in some strategic way.
- He never met a human being he wouldn’t screw in order to advance or satisfy himself.
What he does SO masterfully, as many sociopaths do, is figure out how to align, however temporarily, his own personal agenda with the drives of those he can then USE to help him execute it – and the GOP fell right in line with that abusive strategy.
- The GOP now looks much like a battered wife who would love to quit Trump, but who also know their financial security, personal comfort, and social status would collapse if they ran away and they fear they won’t get much sympathy or support from the people who tried to warn them not to marry the dude—a serial, liar, cheater, thief, sadist, and a generally Bad Person.
- Many of the GOP politicians today are busily masking their own abuse from the general public. At some point, however, as they watch their power continue to erode, their reputations get smashed, and themselves get blamed for the extensive abuse they now suffer.
Conclusion
Something’s gonna give. I don’t know what it is, but every bone in my body feels an energetic convergence heading toward a massive, MASSIVE explosion—coming soon.”
About Eileen Workman
Eileen spent sixteen years in the financial industry as First Vice President of Investments at a major Wall Street firm. After a profound spiritual awakening, she departed the high-powered world of money and wrote Sacred Economics: The Currency of Life, which questions assumptions about the nature of capitalism. The book is about directing our attention toward the purposeful design of a more compassionate, cooperative, and abundantly flowing economic system from a spiritually driven perspective.
Her recent offering, Raindrops Of Love For A Thirsty World, is a timely spiritual guide to surviving and thriving in today’s pervasive, gloomy atmosphere of alienation and fear. Raindrops of Love For a Thirsty World lays out a path to lifelong self-actualization and reconnection through a shared consciousness.
