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With more and more employees having access to the Internet, email, instant messaging, etc., how does a small business owner manage their the online behavior of their staff? Rick and Jim talk about how much surveillance is allowed by law, what you should do, how you should do it, and how to keep morale high while you're doing it.

How is the economy where you are? Sam joins Jim to talk about what his 700 partners have reported to him from across the nation about how the economy is in their area, and what he thinks things look like nationally.

Jim begins by talking about some concerns he has about the way medicine has evolved today, with so many specialists focusing on their part of the body, but no one actually looking at the whole person, the patient.

Are you having trouble reconciling these two facts: you sell merchandise but you operate in the virtual digital age? Jim talks about how those who sell tangible goods can take advantage of the digital age as much as any other sector.

Most economists admit that the U.S. tax cuts of 2003 have been good for the global economy, not just for the U.S., and John talks with Jim about how it's looking with regard to those cuts being made permanent.

Do you believe you're no more than 6 people away from anyone else in the world? JoAnna does and she and Jim talk about the importance of building relationships in accomplishing success in business and in life.

Success can be sweet, unless it makes you think you're a little too smart. Bob talks with Jim about the dangers that can be part of success and how to manage it well.

The brain is something you can train and exercise, and Justin talks with Jim about how to understand when the brain can get you in trouble and how to train it to deliver better results.

Do you have a book inside of you? If you do, self-publishing may be the way to make it a reality, and Dan and Jim talk about their experiences and how you can become a published author.

Donna talks with Jim about global entrepreneurship first, and then they move on to talk about the 1st Women's Congress in Boston, and a little on women having access to capital.