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Continuing his Focus on the Fundamentals series, Jim talks more about financial fundamentals, including accounting software, inventory management, etc.

Since he's having a tough time distinguishing between the Democrats and Republicans these days, Jim has a new term he used to address all of them, the 110th Congress, and he and Wayne talk about some of the things small businesses -- and our free market economy -- have in store for them with this group of politicians.

Some research shows that up to 90% of people resist change, and Alan and Jim talk about why, and how expensive the resistance to change can be.

The incidence of business failures has increased by 20% over the past 5 years and Jim talks about this tragedy and the financial fundamentals that you must employ in order to stay out of the business obituaries.

What's important, the plan or the planning? Tim talks with Jim about why the plan isn't as important as the planning.

Don joins Jim to talk about President Bush's new plan for Iraq and the 110th Congresses new plan for America, and what that will mean for small business.

Many great ideas have failed because the weren't communicated properly and Dan talks with Jim about how to make your great small business ideas stick so they have the maximum opportunity to be successful.

Joan and Jim begin their interview talking about President Bush's new Iraq agenda. They move on to discuss the Kiplinger and Blasingame economic forecasts for 2007, new postal increases, health care, minimum wage and what Congress will attempt to do this month.

Whether it's just the most economical way to start your business or your long-term plan, being home-based is a great option and Jeff Zbar talks with Jim Blasingame about some of the reasons.

Leveraging leadership within your team(s) is one of the quickest ways to success and Kristin talks with Jim about how to accomplish this.