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Jennifer and Jim begin their discussion with a little fun about women entering a primarily man's domain, the PGA. They move on to talk about how to gain and maintain balance in your life.

Sam brings the results of his current monthly economic survey to the show. He and Jim discuss the trends in capital spending, employment, and growth expectations.

Jordan and Jim discuss new ways for small business owners to acquire healthcare insurance coverage that defies the current double-digit increase trend we've had over the past few years. Jordan provides a system that he uses, and a Web site, that could make a big difference in your like.

Bob and Jim talk about how to go from a "soon to be out of business" small busienss retailer, with 20th century marketplace baggage, to a "soon to be successful" small busienss retailer, with 21st century attitudes, tools and best practices. Hint: it's not about you, it's about the customer.

Due to the attacks on London public transportation system, Jim and Joan are joined by Leslie Kossoff who lives in London, to report on this event. Joan and Jim go on to discuss global warming issues, current economic indicators, trends in limiting medical malpractice jury awards, the impact of oil prices on the economy, and recent Supreme Court rulings.

First time on the show for Myron, he and Jim discuss the current state of affairs regarding the global warming debate and the Kyoto Accords, which are policies established to make countries comply with diminished emission standards. Myron offers his opinion of how President Bush will fair at the G-8 conference in the face of pressure for the U.S. to join the Kyoto Accords.

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.

Jim talks about how to avoid being a work-a-holic, the importance of taking care of yourself, not just your business, and how some of heart attack symptoms can be like small business stress symptoms.

On the 7th anniversary of his first appearance on Jim's show, the guys talk about the three most important things all salespeople should be doing every day.

Don joins Jim to discuss current political issues, including upcoming Supreme Court vacancies, as well as the recent eminent domain case, Kelo vs. New London.