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What is being an entrepreneur REALLY like? Lifestyle Diva, Debbie Meyer, joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how much guts it takes to pull off the entrepreneurial gig successfully.

All small business owners need to become better writers, according to Jeff Zbar and Jim Blasingame, as they discuss why with things like local search, posting strategic words online is one of the new keys to success.

Re-engaging employees in a time of great workplace stress is becoming a unique skill in the wake of the Great Recession. Leigh Branham and Jim Blasingame talk about some of the motivational challenges that are unique to this recovery for most employers.

Reporting on the Dec 09 NFIB report of small business conditions, Bill Dunkelberg and Jim Blasingame discuss the challenges small business owners are having with sales, profits, creating jobs and generally keeping a positive attitude.

Reporting on the evolution of governing with the U.S. Constitution, Seth Lipsky and Jim Blasingame discuss the document itself, how it has weathered interpretation over the ages and what are the greatest assaults on its fundamentals.

Zoltan Acs joins Jim Blasingame to debate the relative merits of the proposed and so-called "health care reform" legisltaion as it relates to your small business, including alternative proposals which are not currently part of the proposed bill.

Every new year should come with a renewed commitment to focus on management fundamentals. Business expert, Janet Christy, joins Jim Blasingame to offer a number of these fundamentals to consider as you make plans for the new year.

Have you set your intellectual property goals for the new year? Patent attorney, David Dawsey, joins Jim Blasingame to discuss IP elements in your operation, why you should protect them and how to do it.

Improving financial literacy for women is the focus of the interview Hollis Colquhoun has with Jim Blasingame, including areas women should focus on in order to empower themselves individually while they work on their families financial health.

Do you have enough prospects for your sales pipeline for the next 90 days? Skip Miller talks with Jim Blasingame about what businesses that sell to other businesses have to do quantify how likely their current prospect list is to produce the sales volume required to be successful, including how to make the "trial close."