3 Most Recent Articles
Written By: Daniel S. Peña, Sr

1	Little-Known Secrets To Good Decision Making Written by: Daniel S. Peña, Sr | Distributed: 2005-01-28 | As I've written, while travelling I get caught up on my reading. One of the articles I recently read was about Dr. Abraham H. Maslow. The journals he wrote in 1962 were recently re-released. As a freshman in university in 1963, I studied Maslow - before I flunked out. His 'Hierarchy of Needs' is now legendary in the world of psychology. Maslow's work has its own website, and I recommend you look at it (EYPsychain Management). He is highly recommended by many, including myself.
2	No Guts - No Glory Written by: Daniel S. Peña, Sr | Distributed: 2005-01-20 | As I approach my 55th birthday, having finished my 7th year in coaching/mentoring, I reflect on the life I've chosen for myself and family, which is now winding down. When I started my fourth career as mentor/coach in 1993, I clearly said I would embark on this endeavour with the same robust nature I've attacked virtually everything since my first career
3	Why Litigation Is Nothing More Than A Business Tool - 26 Unbreakable Rules of Litigation! Written by: Daniel S. Peña, Sr | Distributed: 2004-12-01 | From Bill Gates at the end of the last century to John D. Rockefeller at the end of the previous century; from Rick Scott, founder of Columbia Health Care, to AT&T: from Richard Branson and British Airlines to Dan Peña and The Financial Times; from government, banking, insurance and every other facet of world commerce - to grow geometrically and stay around, litigation must be (prudently) used and mastered.