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Everyone needs to pay attention to how we act in professional settings, especially during the holidays, and Colleen joins Jim to talk about some of these dos and don'ts.

Web 2.0 is the term being used to describe the newest Internet technologies, applications and practices, and Anita and Jim talk about these elements and how small business can use them to their advantage.

China is still a mixed bag of challenge and opportunity for the U.S., and Ted talks with Jim about whether there is any progress on the issues of doing business with, and competing against, China.

The economy is doing pretty well, according to the small business owners Bill polls every month, and he and Jim talk about some of the things his respondents told him about how they're doing.

Selling in the 21st century is different in many ways from selling in the last century, and Rob talks with Jim about how to make sure your small business is making the proper adjustments for the new century customers.

The most important things for small business to know about effective communication is to shut up and listen. Debra and Jim talk about some of the best ways to accomplish this difficult skill.

There is a direct connection between customer retention and employee retention, and Quint joins Jim to talk about how to accomplish both of these on the way to small business success.

A visit with one of our top political operatives, Rich talks with Jim about some of the key issues of the day, including the new Democrat controlled Congress.

One of the ways to differentiate your business is to deliver extreme customer service, and Anders joins Jim to talk about how they do this at Pike Place Fish.

Joan and Jim talk about adjusted outlook for the 2007 economy, the labor market, prospects for housing, minimum wage, President Bush's domestic agenda, and some tips for small businesses.