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Alan an dJim talk about some of the important internet securities issues facing the on-line world, so that you can protect yourself and your assets from those who would harm you.

On the fifth anniversary of his first appearance on the show, Arky joins Jim to talk about how to "find the pain" in your organization, and how it can be relieved by building trust between the departments in any organization.

Dave and Jim talk about how to determine if your business has lost its momentum and how to get it going again.

Jim and Andrew talk about the upcoming Grow Fast, Grow Right seminar in Baltimore, Maryland and what businesses will learn to help them overcome the obstacles of money, time and people.

Abdullah joins Jim to discuss how his father founded a tiny watch company 15 years ago and today has grown it to significant small family business jewelry store in America. Abdullah and his family are beneficiaries of the great work of the Arnold Palmer hospital as a result of their premature daughter who weighted 1 lb at birth and who has become a beautiful energetic 2 year old.

Dr. Alexander is one of the pioneers of neonatal care in America. And he joins Jim to talk about the important work that the Arnold Palmer hospital does for children including premature babies as small as one pound. He reports that 20 years ago a 1 lb premature baby would have no chance of survival while today the survival rate is 85%.

Addison joins Jim to talk about the dangers of the lack of savings and personal debt levels of Americans. Jim asks Addison if personal investment by Americans shouldn't be considered as part of their savings level.

Al joins Jim to talk about how to segments of resiliency in four different areas of your being. Al says being resilient is important, but you must also know that you have the ability to be resilient.

On the occasion of Administaff’s 20th anniversary, Steve joins Jim to discuss the importance of having the vision and execution to grow a successful business and create an environment that will allow the business to endure after the founders are gone.

Tom and Jim talk about some of the critical things small business owners have to think about for 21st century success, including how to shed some of that 20th century baggage that might be holding you back.