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What if you discovered that the intangible assets -- intellectual property -- was more important to your success in the 21st century than your fixed assets -- inventory, machines, etc.? David and Jim talk about why this is becoming more and more evident in small businesses than ever before, and what to do about it.

Joan and Jim open this interview talking about what is being done by the government to assist the thousands of homeowners who are in danger of loosing their houses through foreclosure. They also discuss some new advances in wireless Internet access in your car and on airplanes. Then the editor-emeritus of the Kiplinger Editors, Austin Kiplinger, joins Jim as they celebrate his 89th birthday and the 84th anniversary of the Kiplinger Letter. Jim considers Mr. Kiplinger to be a national treasure and a witness to the 20th century, so you don't want to miss his perspectives on the current and future economic and political landscapes.

Joan and Jim open this interview talking about what is being done by the government to assist the thousands of homeowners who are in danger of loosing their houses through foreclosure. They also discuss some new advances in wireless Internet access in your car and on airplanes. Then the editor-emeritus of the Kiplinger Editors, Austin Kiplinger, joins Jim as they celebrate his 89th birthday and the 84th anniversary of the Kiplinger Letter. Jim considers Mr. Kiplinger to be a national treasure and a witness to the 20th century, so you don't want to miss his perspectives on the current and future economic and political landscapes.

If you want to start a small business, how much capital (cash and assets) do you have to invest in it? Bev and Jim talk about some of the myths that abound about what it takes financially to start a small business, even a home-based one. Be prepared for some tough love.

Is manners in the workplace dead? Chuck conducted research on this topic and he talks with Jim about how managers perceive the importance of manners and whether they're finding it in their businesses.

What is the story you're telling yourself about your future plans? Jim L joins Jim B to explain how we talk to ourselves about our plans and how to make sure our stories are based on reality.

Successful selling in the 21st century requires entrepreneurial thinking, and Patrick talks with Jim about some specific ways to make this happen.

When you want to do a business plan, where do you start? Tim Berry talks with Jim Blasingame about this and explains why and how you can start wherever you want on The Small Business Advocate Show.

Are there really bullies in the 21st century marketplace? Judith says there are and she talks with Jim about how to deal with this type of manager or customer. And if you're a bully, Judith explains how to stop that behavior.

All across the U.S. individuals are making a difference by volunteering their time, energy and resources to build and support local charities that help local and national causes. Ben and Victor are two such individuals and they talk with Jim about their registered charity, Swing For a Cure.