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For the future of your small business, you need look no farther than what's you hand everyday. It's the cell phone and Alan Freedman joins Jim Blasingame to talk about why the new and future applications of mobile computing.

Are you a courageous small business owner? Would you like to be more courageous? How is courage used in the marketplace? Bill Treasurer joins Jim Blasingame to answer these courage questions.

What are some of the key financial management and tax planning steps small businesses should take? Doug Stives talks with Jim Blasingame about the important financial best practices and tax planning tips to use to improve your changes of surviving and thriving in 2009.

In a recent survey of small business market thought-leaders, John Dini discovered some key recession survival information and he joins Jim Blasingame to talk about what he learned.

What are the proper global business perspectives that small businesses should have, even during a global recession? Andrew Sherman talks with Jim Blasingame about why we should be thinking about our global future while planning for survival.

What are some of the key strategies that small businesses will need to employ as we move our operations forward? Art Kleiner talks with Jim Blasingame some of the best practices in our future, which are actually available right now.

What do you need to know about Web 2.0 and how will it help your business? Peter Meyer talks with Jim Blasingame about the philosophy and applications of the future of online strategies, including how customers want to be reached, what they want to hear, and how they want to be heard.

It's okay to be honest about concerns and challenges we're facing in 2009. Jim Blasingame talks about how to have honest conversations with friends, colleagues and customers that lead to building trust and improved working relationships.

When growth stalls, how do you find out what caused it and what do you have to do to turn the trend around? Steve McKee joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how to know when your small business stalls and what to do about it.

Your relevance to customers today only vaguely resembles that of last year. Sam Richter joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how to make sure you're talking with customers about what they find valuable today, rather than presuming nothing has changed in the past 12 months.