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Clara Villarosa joins Jim Blasingame to reveal what she’s learned through her 90 years of life, including the wisdom, ethics and aspirations she got from her parents.

Michael Saltsman and Holly Sklar join Jim Blasingame to debate whether the Digital Age is helping or hurting the argument for raising the minimum wage.

Michael Saltsman and Holly Sklar join Jim Blasingame to debate whether the Digital Age is helping or hurting the argument for raising the minimum wage.

Michael Saltsman and Holly Sklar join Jim Blasingame to debate the issues – good and bad – about having a national minimum wage of $15 per hour, including the macro-economic impact, as well as the micro-impact on employees and small employers.

Michael Saltsman and Holly Sklar join Jim Blasingame to debate the issues – good and bad – about having a national minimum wage of $15 per hour, including the macro-economic impact, as well as the micro-impact on employees and small employers.

Michael Saltsman and Holly Sklar join Jim Blasingame to discuss and debate the issue of Florida overwhelmingly voting in a gradual increase to a $15 per hour minimum wage.

Michael Saltsman and Holly Sklar join Jim Blasingame to discuss and debate the issue of Florida overwhelmingly voting in a gradual increase to a $15 per hour minimum wage.

Rachael Gillette joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the elements of the Entrecon event conducted by the Studer Institute, including six modules on sustaining success in business and community.

Rachael Gillette joins Jim Blasingame to discuss some of the aspects of growing sustainable companies and communities, including identifying what works and repeating that.

Anna Murray joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the perils of America and other sovereign states if Big Tech, including Amazon, continues their unprecedented dominance on many levels, especially if they ever possessed a crypto-currency.

In this day and age, customers have access to data and information. They don't need a salesman for that. What they WANT is knowledge and wisdom, according to Dan Burrus. » More

Customer stimulation is much more than selling and promotion, and it's your only way forward. Tom Asacker explains. » More

Voters will not just be choosing which party controls Congress, governor seats and state legislatures on November 2, but also on issues presented as ballot measures that directly impact small busin... » More

American citizens have the privilege to vote but aren't forced to do so. You should exercise your right to vote, especially as a small business owner, according to Jim Blasingame. » More

Now is the time to get ready for new rules impacting your payroll practices for next year. Here are some tips from Barbara Weltman. » More

Going into the summer of 2010, we were assured that Barack Obama and Joe Biden would be out selling it as "Recovery Summer." That is not what happened, according to Rich Galen. » More

Business cards are often the first impression a new contact gets and the lasting impression that is filed for future connections. Here are some tips to make yours exceptional from Karen Post. » More

Management in a small business, especially family-owned, can be hectic. Here is an example of what not to do from Leslie Kossoff. » More

Running a small business is more than a full-time job. It is easy to lose sight of the important things in life, like family, health, etc. Here's a story from Jim Blasingame. » More

According to a recent survey, happiness in the workplace DOES boost your bottom line, but employee engagement is at its lowest in 15 years. Here are some tips to adjust that from Jim Donovan. » More