Twenty some years ago my wife Lorraine awoke and assured me that I was craving to build an authentic Japanese Teahouse in our back meadow. So I did – and the original thatch has lasted a quarter century. These pictures show the new bundles of thatch I scythed down, hauled up, and tied down onto the roof, with a lot of help from my buddy – Thanks Marvin. Everyone should have a retreat, be it for solitude and/or contemplation with a few close friends.
The Prometheus Awards recognize those exceptional individuals who by their personal example and their inventive enterprises enrich the human community and shed light into our world.
Right now Prometheus publishing is conducting a call for Nominations – so if you know an
individual – an idealist who is putting his or her creative sweat and energy into a project that is enriching some corner of the human community, for-profit or non-profit we invite you to share their rays of hope and nominate them as candidate for a Prometheus Award.
You may nominate a candidate by visiting https://bartsbooks.com/businessess-best/ and complete the short nomination form. Or you may email info@bartsbooks.com sending your name and contact info, the candidate’s name and a brief description of their accomplishments.
For further details on the Awards ceremony, what honorees receive etc. or to – or to nominate a candidate – we invite you to write to Info@bartsbooks.com
Prometheus was the ancient Greek Titan who defied the gods and brought to humankind the gift of fire. From that light onward, there was no going back.
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The Master Negotiator Greg Williams examines the POTUS-Congress-Party Leaders recent debates and reveals tactics you need to learn.
So who is winning the “negotiations” between the U.S. President – Congress – and the party leaders? Who committed the masterful blunders and who employed that subtly clever tactic which you need to be copying in your own business negotiations? Host Bart Jackson brings on The Master Negotiator Greg Williams to tease apart the political chess games employed by America’s leaders, to tell you what worked, why it worked, and what moves we might expect in the future. Globally renowned negotiator and body language guru Greg Williams is sought after to both instruct C-suite executives and to handle Fortune 100 corporate mergers. Tune in and get the expert’s take on the art of these political deals.
Executive developer Ron Carucci show who rises and who falls in the corporate realm – why, and where lie new advancement avenues.
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When: Friday, Feb. 15 – 9:45 a.m. – 12 p.m. 
Where: The Princeton Public Library, 65 Witherspoon St., Princeton NJ 08542
In truth, most folks hit what they aim at. How do you lift your head out of that narrow rut that defines your career as a series of jobs and list of skills? What practical tactics will rip off the blinders, reveal opportunities, and set your precious energies on the road to fulfillment – and fun? With great good humor, we will look at the examples of some amazing individuals, showing how their career choices (good & blunderful) made all the difference. Then, we’ll attack your individual needs, and lay out some solid some solid strategies. No slides – no PowerPoint – bring notebook.
To learn more about the Princeton Public Library visit: https://www.psgofmercercounty.org/
Bart Jackson bio:
Bart Jackson serves as CEO of Prometheus Publishing & BartsBooks Ultimate Business Guides, and hosts The Art of the CEO radio show. He is the founder of Biz4NJ online business journal, The Accomplished Professionals Breakfast in Manhattan, and the International Prometheus Awards. His books include CEO of Yourself, The Art of the CEO, Behind Every Successful Woman Is Herself, and So That’s How they Do it – Tactics of Business Masters. Bart spent the previous decades as a globe-trotting journalist, carting his pen and curiosity through over 80 countries, drumming up about 150 new writing jobs every year. Bart’s most prized writings are the poems penned to his wife Lorraine, which are published on the north wall of his home in Cranbury, NJ.
