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Small business have their special sauce that is a major differentiator. Tim Irwin joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the role that leadership plays in training employees to be able to deliver your small business's "special sauce" to customers.

What is required for leadership excellence? Tim Irwin joins Jim Blasingame to reveal three leadership fundamentals, including be clear with your team, be innovative and trust the team to solve customer issues.

CNN and NBC's announcement to make movies and mini-series about Hillary Clinton are very controversial. Bill Brandt joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the likelihood of Hillary Clinton's presidential candidacy in 2016 and whether there will be movies made about her before that.

How many special exemptions will be given out for Obamacare? Bill Brandt joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the chances that only those who don't have political connections will have to comply with the disastrous Obamacare.

Was the Detroit bankruptcy inevitable? Bill Brandt joins Jim Blasingame to report on the real reasons the City of Detroit took bankruptcy and what the rest of us can learn from this dramatic failure.

Do you own a smartphone and have a mobile website? Jim Blasingame reports on two recent polls that show how small businesses are prepared for the increasing expectations of mobile customers.

One day, your business will be interrupted. Are you prepared? Jim Blasingame offers tips and insights into how to prepare your business for the inevitable interruption that will happen to every business, large or small.

Promoting a book has changed. A lot. Paula Lovell joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how promoting a book has changed in the past decade, including using guerilla marketing and social media techniques to get the word out.

Self-publishing is not the same thing as vanity press. Paula Lovell joins Jim Blasingame reveal that the difference between Vanity Press and self-publishing is that the latter form of writing a book actually has a plan to sell the book.

The most powerful business card is the book you wrote. Paula Lovell joins Jim Blasingame to encourage anyone who wants to increase their professional credibility to consider writing a book, even if you self-publish.