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Do you know how to find the low-hanging fruit of your networking activity? Andrea talks with Jim about how to grow your business without spending any money.

The first successful step in the American experiment began with Jamestown in what is now the commonwealth of Virginia. On the 400th anniversary of the founding of Jamestown, Avery joins Jim to talk about the origins and the legacy of this great part of American history.

Kristin joins Jim to talk about how small business CEOs can joins peer teams to build themselves into more effective professional managers.

Is the new Microsoft Vista operating system worth the cost and trouble to upgrade? Alan talks with Jim about this and other current technology issues. <br></["br"]>

Now that you have a brand -- you do have a brand, don't you -- Tom talks with Jim about how to communicate that brand to the 21st century customer.

Do you know what your employees are doing on your computers over your Internet connections? Well, you should, and Adam talks with Jim about why, and how to do it.

Is anything more important to a 21st century small business than a good business model? Susan and Jim talk about this and determine that your corporate values could be the most important asset of your business.

Do you know how you're going to make your sales numbers for '07? Skip does and he and Jim talk about what you must do if you're going to successfully make your sales budget.

It's okay to look at a success model and want to follow it, but not at the expense of denying your own unique way of executing your plan. Marc talks with Jim about how to value your uniqueness and use it to your advantage.

Focusing on core competencies is critical for all entrepreneurs, and Ann talks with Jim about why this is especially true for women.