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What should you write your book about? Wally Bock joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how to write a book people will read, regardless of the subject matter you choose to write about.

Are you ready to get that book written? Wally Bock joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how the book writing process has changed and why you have no more excuses for not writing that book you said is inside you.

Do you know the difference between a high-performer and a high-maintenance employee? Ellen Rohr joins Jim Blasingame to with tips on how to weed out the troublemaker employee candidates and find the high-performers.

Do you have trouble with face-to-face networking? Debra Fine joins Jim Blasingame to reveal her networking strategy of turning the process into a series of tasks to make sure you meet the people you need to meet.

Women entrepreneurs have to learn how to ask for the capital they need. Debra Fine joins Jim Blasingame to talk about what women entrepreneurs have to do to get the investment capital many need to grow their businesses.

What is the verdict on Obama's policies on small business? Harry Alford joins Jim Blasingame to explain why the policies of President Obama are detrimental to all small businesses, including those owned by black Americans.

How are black entrepreneurs doing these days? Harry Alford joins Jim Blasingame to report that black Americans have significantly increased their position as small business owners in the past 20 years, but the current economy is damaging.

How do your employees think you regard them? George Hathaway joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the benefits your company can accrue by merely demonstrating to employees how much you value them.

When our institutions are guilty of financial corruption. Gary Moore joins Jim Blasingame to talk about institutional financial corruption, like the kind Pope Francis is trying to clean up at the Vatican.

Want to know how not to treat customers? Janet Christy joins Jim Blasingame to reveal some of the things small businesses do to make sure customers don't want to come back.