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Jim Blasingame tells the story about the first English colony at Plymouth, including the cause-and-effect implications that converged with serendipity and humanity to become the seed bed of America.

Joe Meuse joins Jim Blasingame to report on the cultural and ethical differences between the U.S. and China, and why that will always be the barrier to future interactions.

Joe Meuse joins Jim Blasingame to share his approach to working with a business client, which is heavily weighted on an understanding of financial management.

Joe Meuse joins Jim Blasingame to reveal some of the mental and fundamental steps every small business must take to survive the pandemic into 2021.

Martin Holland joins Jim Blasingame to extol the history and multi-faceted benefits of being comfortable with the concept of bookkeeping as the most important management fundamental.

Martin Holland joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the survival connection between understanding the relationship between cash and profit, and the four fundamentals of business.

Greg Kozera joins Jim Blasingame to remind us that every American and the world should be happy that we have the energy resources we have, and how it is currently a critical force against evil actors, like Iran.

Greg Kozera joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the appointment of John Kerry to be Harris/Biden’s climate change czar, and what the rest of us can do to minimize the damage he could do to the Main Street economy.

Greg Kozera joins Jim Blasingame to report on the importance of U.S. energy independence, and the challenges we’ll have when the Harris/Biden administration pursues its green agenda.

Allyson Johnson joins Jim Blasingame to launch their 2nd edition of the “Drives of a Lifetime” book and encourage you to rent a car next time you travel to a new place and drive around and see the country and the people.

Many of my small business clients are not aware of the distress signals that indicate the old way of doing business is obsolete. Nancy Anderson tells you about some of those signals. » More

The primary goal of salespeople, obviously, is to get their customers to make the decision to buy. Brad Huisken gives you some tips on how to spot those signs. » More

Small business owners are not celebrating the anniversary of the so-called "Affordable Care Act." They're still waiting for the "affordable" part. » More

Being successful with social media is as easy as falling off of a log – for individuals; for small businesses, not so much. Jim Blasingame tells you how the goals of these two groups are different. » More

In times of unprecedented change and uncertainty, we need to ask ourselves, “What are we certain about?” Dan Burrus gives you an example of this uncertainty. » More

Have you noticed the unprecedented amount of economic adversity and uncertainty of late? Tom Asacker offers you a check list to guide your business decisions. » More

Bill Dunkelberg provides a basic summary of the small business economic trends survey from the month of March. He covers labor, spending, credit, inflation, and more. » More

One of the great icons of Americana is Hollywood, including all the epic movies with almost breathtaking titles, like “Gone with the Wind.” Jim Blasingame gives "The Small Business Movie" a title. » More

It used to be that sales people totally disconnected from their business lives in the evenings and over weekends. Joanne Black explains why doing this is important. » More

What are you doing to grow this year? How are you pushing the envelope? Robert Levin tells you what he is doing different this year. » More