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Preparation is the most important part of having a successful meeting, and Karen joins Jim to talk about how to make sure your meetings come off without a hitch.

Business planning includes doing the right research before starting a business, and Beverly talks with Jim about an example of what happens when the research isn't done properly.

Jim says franchising is entrepreneurial coloring inside the lines, and he and Joel talk about how to determine if you're a good fit to own a franchise.

Are you a complainer or do you take responsibility for your life? Debra joins Jim to talk about the people who fit these two profiles and how to deal with them. Don't be surprised if you see yourself in some of their examples.

Differentiation is one of the keys to 21st century success for small businesses, and Jim talk about what it takes to accomplish this.

Illegal immigration is one of the political hot buttons and one of the America's seriously unsolved problems, and Tamar joins Jim to talk about what she thinks will and should happen in 2007 concerning this challenge.

What are the things women business owners need to do to have the maximum opportunity to be successful? Janet talks with Jim about how to address the unique challenges women business owners have.

Retirement planning is not easy for small business owners, because there are always other needs for our capital that preempts the retirement accounts. But Mary Beth talks with Jim about some retirement plan ideas that will help small business owners capitalize their business AND plan for retirement.

Recently there were three famous deaths: A godfather (James Brown), and two presidents, one good (Gerald Ford) and one evil (Saddam Hussein). Rich joins Jim to talk about the lives and influence of all three.

The key do resolutions is to be resolute about the things you believe are important, and Gene joins Jim to talk about what Abraham Lincoln thought about being resolute.