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Jennifer and Jim talk about how one person can make a differnece in the lives of many. They go on to talk about how to gain and maintain balance in your life. <br></["br"]>

First time on the show for Jeff. He and Jim talk about how to close the value gap with your prospects and customers, and how to deliver the prime solution.

Sam and Jim discuss the most recent Tatum Partners Survey, which indicates more positive attitudes than negative about the future of the economy. They also talk about the impact of Hurricane Katrina on the long-term economy. <br></["br"]>

Jeff and Jim talk about how to deal with your Internet service provider when there is a problem sending and receiving email, and you know the problem is not on your end. This will happen to everyone, eventually. <br></["br"]>

The Jims discuss the long-term impact of Hurricane Katrina on the region from a recovery standpoint, and on the economy from a national perspective, including the impact on interest rates, petroleum, insurance, and construction.

Alan and Jim talk about how to back up your data off-site with services that allow you to download your entire electronic world every day to a server hundreds -- perhaps thousands -- of miles away. Why would you want to do this? Ask the businesses in the Gulf Coast region hit by Hurricane Katrina. With this kind of disaster, backing up and taking home may not be enough.

Dr. Greene and Jim talk about the progress women are making in the marketplace, not just in starting small businesses they want, but also growing the ones they have. <br></["br"]>

Andrea and Lynn join Jim to talk about what they're doing to solve the technology gap between technology producers and technology consumers. They go on to talk about a contest small businesses can enter to try to win $100,000.

Andrea and Lynn join Jim to talk about what they're doing to solve the technology gap between technology producers and technology consumers. They go on to talk about a contest small businesses can enter to try to win $100,000.

Steve and Jim begin their visit talking about the 21st century momentum they're seeing in local chambers of commerce. They go on to discuss some of the challenges and opportunities they see facing small businesses.