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How do you know when you need help with taking your business to the next level? Bill talks with Jim about how to pinpoint when you should be seeking help from a technology service provider.

Ray joins Jim to talk about how the leading presidential candidates are sounding for small business interests. Ray also offers his ideas on how the economy will perform over the next few months.

Continuing to celebrate Home-based Business Week, Terri and Jim talk about the current issues facing micropreneurs and what the future looks like for this sector of the marketplace.

Joan and Jim talk about the issues most relevant to small business from the recent Kiplinger Letter, including projections for consumer spending, inflation and interest rates.

How does a "HR department in a box" sound? Jan and Dana talk with Jim about some of the critical issues small businesses face with regard to managing people in an effective and professional way.

Are you and your organization ready for the push to the end of the year? Stephanie talks with Jim about some tips and tools that will help you maximize the time and resources you have.

Jim and Ken talk about the importance of intellectual property and intellectual asset management to small businesses.

One of the most asked questions by budding entrepreneurs is, "What business should I start?" Rieva talks with Jim about several areas of new business opportunity that are just right for the 21st century.

When does a lawyer help in the business buying and selling process, and when are they not. Russ Brown and Jim Blasingame talk about when is the right time to involve an attorney in your plans to buy -- or sell -- a business, especially when to introduce them to the other party.

Does your small business -- or circumstances in it -- ever make feel depressed? If so, you're in good company, as Gene explains in his visit with Jim. Gene talks about what we can learn from President Lincoln about how to deal with what he called, "the black dog."