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How has entrepreneurship changed over the past decade and what it will look like in the next decade? Catherine joins Jim to answer these questions and others, from a recent report produced by Intuit, which you can download from their site.

Would you like to be the founder of a Women's Business Center? Wilma walks Jim through the process of how to do this, including what has to be done to get the government to help you with funding.

How has selling changed in the 21st century? Karen talks with Jim about some of the things we need to understand in order to sell successfully these days.

One of the keys to branding success is to create brand authenticity, and Kim talks with Jim about how to make your branding efforts and messages authentic.

Rich and Jim talk about the recent election in France, the U.S. presidential debates and the enemies of free trade.

How do you get a new employee off on the right foot? Chester talks with Jim about some of the things you can do to give each new employee the maximum opportunity to be successful in your employ.

Are you getting the most out of your email communication? Steven talks with Jim about how to use email to communicate your ideas more effectively. They also talk about when NOT to use email.

What do you do when you find that you have a dangerous employee? Or at least one who isn't part of the team? Rieva joins Jim to talk about how to handle this difficult management situation and what you can do to prevent it from becoming a problem, as well. They wrap up their visit celebrating small business owners in a way that only Rieva and Jim can do.

There are three absolute ways you'll leave your business: sell, death or disability. Mark talks with Jim about the best ways to be prepared for either of these.

How does a small business owner make plans for the future with all of the conflicting economic information? Bill talks with Jim about how to manage all of this effectively and make good decisions.