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The Howards join Jim to talk about why it's important to include personality factors when building team as well as when you're working in teams.

Joan and Jim talk about the new changes planned for the Homeland Security Agency to make us safer from terrorist. They move on to talk about how the IRS plans to focus more attention on small businesses that are successful but whose owners don't take much W-2 income. Another topic discussed is the progress being make to solve the explosion of identity theft.

Bev and Jim discuss the challenges of home-based business owners taking time off for vacation with the family.

Rob says understanding the type of personality our customers are is important. He and Jim talk about how to identify the type of personality your customers are, and modifying your behavior to complement that customer's type.

Ray and Don join Jim to discuss President Bush's nominee for the Supreme Court, John Roberts. They talk about the confirmation process as well as how Judge Roberts will be on small business issues. Don says he will be confirmed by 80 votes in the Senate, and Ray says he will get 70 votes.

Ray and Don join Jim to discuss President Bush's nominee for the Supreme Court, John Roberts. They talk about the confirmation process as well as how Judge Roberts will be on small business issues. Don says he will be confirmed by 80 votes in the Senate, and Ray says he will get 70 votes.

Phyllis and Jim discuss how to do a better job of hiring employees, with emphasis on avoiding the legal landmines that are out there waiting on unsuspecting employers.

First time on the show for Susan. She and Jim talk about her research on the markets of high performing companies. Based on this research, Susan offers a number of ideas on how we can create more happiness and more profits at the same time.

Wilma joins Jim on the 157th anniversary of the Women's Right Conventions (1848) to talk about the evolution of women's rights and the progress of women in the marketplace since then.

Karen joins Jim on the 157th anniversary of the Women's Right Convention (1848) to talk about the evolution of women's rights and the progress of women in the marketplace since then.