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Is your small business prepared for business interruption? Rod Kurtz and Jim Blasingame talk about some of the things that could put you out of business, from temporary to worse, and what you need to do to prepare for such eventualities, from natural disasters to losing a hard drive.

How do population demographics impact your small business? Ken Gronbach joins Jim Blasingame with new generational facts and perspectives that every business should pay attention to from both an offensive and defensive standpoint.

Inspirational stories of turning adversity into success are the topic of David Heenan's visit with Jim Blasingame as David introduces several real-life stories of people who overcame insurmountable odds and claimed success.

How valuable could peer coaching be for a small business owner? Mary Hessler Key and Jim Blasingame talk about why peer coaching is extremely critical in the quest for business excellence, since it's very difficult to effectively critique our own actions and performance.

How is small business selling different in the Age of the Customer? Chad and Jeff Koser join Jim Blasingame to talk about how selling has changed as we learn more about the "new normal" selling practices in The Age of the Customer™.

How is small business selling different in the Age of the Customer? Chad and Jeff Koser join Jim Blasingame to talk about how selling has changed as we learn more about the "new normal" selling practices in The Age of the Customer™.

Every entrepreneur should know the four stages of small business development, according to Ed Abel, as he joins Jim Blasingame to identify and define these four stages: infancy, toddler, adolescence and adult. Your small business is in one of these stages.

Several economic indicators are newsworthy and Joan Pryde joins Jim Blasingame to report on some of them, including GDP, inflation, unemployment, oil prices and others.

Just how strong is China's economy? Economist, Guy Sorman joins Jim Blasingame to report that China's economy is much more fundamentally fragile than many experts are saying and what that could mean over the next couple of years.

Can our health care system actually be fixed? Richard Rawson joins Jim Blasingame to reveal some of the ways the marketplace could fix health care if the politicians would allow it to happen.