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Ed Harrington joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how to introduce and deliver your innovation to internal and external stakeholders – like customers – so it is received as leadership, not just change for the sake of change.

Ed Harrington joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the imperative of being even more innovative during a difficult period, like a pandemic, and how to maintain the changes associated with innovation.

Ryan Abbott joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the challenges we’re increasingly having with the implications of digital leverage in society and the marketplace being governed by an analog legal system.

Ryan Abbott joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how our analog legal systems were never designed to deal with the issues created by the products of digital leverage that’s disconnected from its creator.

Brett Clay joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the negative influence of cognitive dissonance and how becoming a better delegator will cure you of this behavior.

Brett Clay joins Jim Blasingame to report on how having a diverse workforce, and listening to them, will create better results from input from across your organization.

Bob Dilenschneider joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the current reality of a divided America and how to resolve our differences by defining and being devoted to our common cause and appeal to the better angels of our nature.

Bob Dilenschneider joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the fascinating history of how the Plymouth colony became the seed bed for the United States of America, but not without the extreme demonstration of individual humanity.

Bob Dilenschneider joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how members of the Plymouth colony overcame their differences and changed the course of history.

Jim Blasingame compares how the Plymouth colony was very much like the currently polarized America, and how we can take a lesson from how they sorted out their differences and moved forward productively.

Fear is a normal and appropriate response to many of the challenges we face in life. Steven Gaffney gives you five tips to overcome your fear. » More

There are three management disciplines that have a heightened level of importance for success in the 21st century. Jim Blasingame joins you to discuss these disciplines. » More

Tatum conducts a monthly survey of its executives and consulting professionals regarding current business and economic conditions. The survey looks back at the past 30 days and forward to the next ... » More

Are you a doer or a feeler? Steve Chandler offers some motivational tips on getting things accomplished and being happy. » More

What your employees say about your company on their own time can backfire on you. What can you do? Barbara Weltman offers some tips on educating your staff about social media. » More

If you use social media, you will get referrals. Here are 3 ways to get more leads with social networking and referral marketing. » More

For small businesses, agility has been a reason able survival strategy during times of rapid change. Dan Burrus explains why anticipation is a better strategy. » More

There are various reasons for the slow pace of economic recovery among small businesses. Tracey Eden joins you to explain why a lack of cash flow is the most apparent reason. » More

Large, publicly traded businesses have a vast array of options to capitalize growth. Small businesses? Not so much. Jim Blasingame explains how small businesses can acquire growth capital. » More

As a home office-based working journalist and corporate copy writer, my job sometimes takes you on the road. Jeff Zbar give you some tips that he learned while being a a remote worker last summer. » More