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Ken and Jim talk about how the generational waves are affecting tax collections now and how they will be affected in the future. The U.S. Treasury Department needs to know what Ken knows. <br></["br"]>

Bev joins Jim to talk about building awareness of home-based issues in advance of Home-Based Business Week in October. They talk about how to work with the media to get the message out about the things that are important to home-based business owners. <br></["br"]>

Jennifer and Jim talk about what it means to be a work-a-holic, how to identify this condition, how to avoid it, how to stop if you have it, and what the alternatives are, both good and bad. <br> <br> <br></["br"]></["br"]></["br"]>

Administrator Preston joins Jim as they work together in New Orleans at an SBA meeting. They discuss the challenges N.O. has ahead of it, in order to recover, and what the SBA is doing to help.

Gene and Jim talk about how to make sure that the products you sell and the customer relationships you have are profitable ones. But most importantly, regardless of how profitable, the facts are what you intended, not what just happened. <br></["br"]>

Colleen talks with Jim about how to determine who pays for lunch and how to handle that scenario. They move on to talk about how to overcome the fear of public speaking. <br></["br"]>

Ken and Jim talk about the proliferation of video on the Internet and how small businesses can use this technology, as well as the video presentation sites, like YouTube.com, to promote your business.

Rod joins Jim to report on some research conducted with teenagers to see what they think about entrepreneurship as a viable career path. They also talk about what the education system is doing to promote entrepreneurship.

Gary and Jim talk about the importance of becoming a professional presenter of your products and ideas, whether in person, in proposal or otherwise.

Sandy joins Jim to talk about volunteerism in America and the many ways we can become involved.