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What do women need to know about how men think in order to eliminate the glass ceiling? Michael Johnson and Jim Blasingame offer a view into how a man thinks about business, including the consideration of including women into their boys club.

How could thinking smaller help your small business get bigger? Lee Silber and Jim Blasingame talk about how focusing on the small things you do well, plus making many small decisions are the building blocks to big success.

What new taxes and tax increases will be levied as a result of proposed legislation such as the health care reform bill? Pete Sepp and Jim Blasingame review this list of new taxes.

With the small business mortality rate so high, how can you reduce your chances of being part of this statistic? Kevin Pigg joins Jim Blasingame to offer some tips and best practices that will help you have a greater chance of finding success.

Grace-Marie Turner joins Jim Blasingame about her appearance on the Stossel Show on Fox Business discussing the benefits of employees becoming better health care consumers through the funding of their corporate benefits.

What did the recession of 2009? Dave Anderson talks with Jim Blasingame about what we learned in 2009 that we wouldn't have learned without the difficulties we experiences, and how to capitalize on those lessons in the future.

Has the recession been more difficult for shy people? Ilise Benun says yes, and she talks with Jim Blasingame about why and what shy people can do about it.

Andrew Sherman and Jim Blasingame, a Jew and a Christian, celebrate Christmas together talking about frienships, tolerance and a wish for more understanding in the new year.

Jim Blasingame celebrates Christmas with two Bible passages, followed by reading a passage from the book, Anam Cara, titled, "The greatest sin is the unlived life," by Jim's friend, the late John O'Donohue.

Congress became the Grinch this year by failing to resolve several tax issues that businesses need in order to plan. Barbara Weltman joins Jim Blasingame to talk about some of the specific tax elements that are in limbo until Congress reconvienes.