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“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” is an epitaph for 21st century businesses. Jason Jennings joins Jim Blasingame to talk about why every business must be able to reinvent themselves on a continual basis.

Do men and women have different levels of conversation sensitivity? Judith Glaser joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how to use conversationally intelligent to understand how the other person wants to hear what you have to say.

How much does checking email and social media hurt your productivity? Judith Glaser joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the impact of email and social media urgency on productivity and how to limit these distractions.

Let your problems look back at you from a sheet of paper. Mary Lou Quinlan joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why her mother created the "God Box" and Mary Lou’s God Box Project to benefit charities.

How one mother let go of her worries by writing them down as a prayer. Mary Lou Quinlan joins Jim Blasingame to talk about her mother’s love and faith and the power she found in writing her worries and prayers down and putting them in the "God Box."

Half of Americans do not pay any income tax. John Fox joins Jim Blasingame to discuss broadening the tax base by making sure everyone above the poverty line pays some income tax.

Do rich people have too many tax breaks? John Fox joins Jim Blasingame to discuss tax reform in the form of abolishing many of the tax loopholes available to upper income people, like home mortgage interest deductions.

When a bank forgives a mortgage, full or partial, the IRS considers that amount taxable income. John Fox joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the taxable event that will be created when banks forgive full or partial mortgage balances.

Think about what you can learn from a decision, not what you're risking. Peter Meyer joins Jim Blasingame to explain how to think about the possibilities of making a decision, rather than just the risks.

Not making a decision is making a decision. Peter Meyer joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the power of making decisions when they need to be made, and the void that's created when you don't.