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Can the marketplace learn something from the Christmas story? Gary Moore joins Jim Blasingame to talk about what Wall Street and others in the marketplace can learn from the story of Christmas.

Avoid being one of the five types of bad listeners. Robert L. Finder joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the five bad listener types, how to avoid - or stop - being one of them.

The most successful business people are the bests listeners. Robert L. Finder joins Jim Blasingame to remind you that the gold you seek is in the heads of your customers, and all you have to do is ask for it and then listen for instructions.

Can you read the "writing on the wall?" Rick Maurer joins Jim Blasingame to discuss three sources for interpreting the writing on the wall that is telling you how your small business must change.

In the 1970s, a Harley executive said, “The writing was on the wall, but we thought it was a forgery.” Rick Maurer joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how Harley Davidson came to terms with the need to change and turned their business around.

Could you manage more courageous team members? Bill Treasurer joins Jim Blasingame to discuss encouraging team members to be more courageous while at the same time preparing yourself to be able to lead such a team.

Don't leave out the power of the person in social media networking. Joanne Black joins Jim Blasingame to manage social media networking activity as you would a face-to-face relationship.

High tech and high touch - people still do business with people. Joanne Black joins Jim Blasingame to talk about why it's important to personalize your LinkedIn profile and the way you connect with people, especially for referrals.

The evolution of the credit market has affected both personal and business credit. Dr. Michael Grayson joins Jim Blasingame to reveal tips on why and how to keep business and personal credit activity separate.

How will the 2013 economy stack up to 2012? Vickie Milazzo joins Jim Blasingame to explain that the dysfunctional federal government significantly contributes to why her company isn't forecasting as much growth for 2013 as they accomplished in 2012.