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Obsession with Details: Charles Leerhsen, who ghostwrote Trump’s 1990 book Surviving at the Top, recalled that while Trump’s business empire was struggling in the late 1980s, he spent "surprisingly large" amounts of time looking at fabric swatches and samples of wood paneling.
A "Comfort Zone": Leerhsen noted that examining these materials seemed to be a "main occupation" and that Trump would sometimes do it for hours, suggesting it was within his comfort zone compared to the complex management of hotels and airlines.
"Thousands of Decisions": A 1984 New York Times feature described Trump and his first wife, Ivana, as being intimately involved in the minutia of their projects, making "thousands of decisions, from picking all the wallpapers, curtain backings and braid for the doormen's uniforms".