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Jim and Andrew predict what the rest of 2003 will bring in the economy. They discuss the effects of impending war and domestic terroism on small business. Jim and Andrew go on to talk about the market's uncertainty and how small businesses can deal with it.

Jim and Azriela discuss her new book, Permission to Prosper: What Working Wives Crave From Their Husbands and How to Get it, and successful women in the business world.

Anita shares with Jim how to build communities online in order to create opportunities in your business. They discuss the idea for e-business and the technology needed for it.

Alan joins Jim to talk about new technology in 2003. They discuss flat-screen monitors and larger ones and how they are getting cheaper. Alan explains the importance of flat-screens in the office.

Jim and Kristin talk about getting teams properly aligned and properly deployed in the new year.

Andrew joins Jim to talk about what his outlook on 2003 and the economy. He talks about variables that might affect America's small businesses and the economy.

Annabell is one of our telecommunications experts, and she joins Jim to talk about this very timely subject. One of the things discussed is the history of the Internet. They move on to discuss the difference between the World Wide Web and the Internet.

Marc is one of Jim's most favorite motivational guests. During this visit, Marc recommends some books that will help you manage the stress in your life. But this is not just a book review. Marc always shares some great perspectives, including how to meditate during a busy day.

During this visit Grace-Marie talk with Jim about the pros and cons of The Patients' Bill Of Rights, and the impact this legislation will have on small business owners.

Jim welcomes Annabell for the first time as they discuss the timely and important topic of telecommunications. They begin the visit by talking about telecom mergers and acquisitions, and how all of this will affect consumers. They agree that there is a movement toward competition between telecom firms who offer all of the telecom services you need: local, long distance, cellular, Internet dial-up, etc. They also cover the evolution of how we communicate today, with voice mail, email, etc., and how we should manage all of this.