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James joins Jim for the first time to talk about how to build better relationships by identifying your defensiveness characteristics and eliminating them.

Rob picks up on the previous topic Jim was talking about - employee recognition - and they discuss that for a few minutes. Next they move on to talk about how to avoid getting caught in a price discussion with your customers by focusing on the value that you offer instead of just what you charge.

Rick joins Jim to talk about what you should know about the Securities Investor Protection Corporatio, or SIPC, as you trust investment firms with your money.

Quint and Jim talk about how to strengthen your relationships with employees by making emotional deposits with them so that when you have to make a tough decision, that's not the only thing they think about you as a manager.

Jim continues his series on operating and management fundamentals by talking about human resource elements of managing a small business. Today he talks about the value of the key people in your organization and how to take care of them.

Sam joins Jim with his most recent report on the economy as reported by his 500 partners running businesses across the country. The news is good. <br></["br"]>

Joan and Jim begin their discussion with news about the economy, including a surge in manufacturing in the U.S. They go on to discuss wage increases, office rents, electricity rates and the price of PCs. They wrap up their visit talking about health savings accounts, politics and some of the likely legislation that will be competed this year.

Jeff and Jim talk about some of the non-business reasons to be a home-based business owner as well as a teleworking employee.

Just back from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Alan talks with Jim about some of the new stuff he saw there that we'll be using in the future.

Karen and Jim talk about the threat to private property by municipalities that abuse the eminent domain clause in the constitution, and what we can do to make sure our property doesn't fall prey to these abuses.