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Kristin is the team building expert in Jim’s Brain Trust and she joins Jim to discuss what she calls a “litmus test for team building”. She also provides a link to where you can get a copy of this test to see if your team is functioning successfully.

Allen Vasan joins Jim first to talk about how Xerox is working to help women business owners follow their dreams. Later Aaron Bernstein joins Allen and Jim to share the same information from Microsoft’s perspective. Both companies are supporters of Office Depot’s Success Strategies for Businesswomen’s Conference from which Jim will be broadcasting from the following week.

Allen Vasan joins Jim first to talk about how Xerox is working to help women business owners follow their dreams. Later Aaron Bernstein joins Allen and Jim to share the same information from Microsoft’s perspective. Both companies are supporters of Office Depot’s Success Strategies for Businesswomen’s Conference from which Jim will be broadcasting from the following week.

During her visit, Adrian discusses the disabled and disadvantaged demographics in the American population, in what she says are 52 million Americans. She and Jim discuss the value of the disadvantaged and how to make them your most loyal customers.

Bill and Jim talk about some of the macroeconomic issues that the U.S. marketplace is facing, including the declining dollar and the implications for increased inflation and increased interest rates.

Joan and Jim discuss the prospects for the housing industry in the United States, including the influences of the generational waves. Both agree that there isn’t a national housing bubble, but there may be regional housing bubbles. They go on to discuss ways that companies are helping their employees to get more involved in their own health care management. Also discussed is the disparity between how much of the U.S. budget is spent on the elderly (over 65) and how much is spent on children (under 17).

Jeff and Jim discuss how small business owners find what Jeff calls entrepreneurial endurance, which is the ability to persevere as a small business owner in the face of long odds.

Rich and Jim talk about some for the different between Americas in interest in spreading freedom throughout the world and Europe’s desire merely for stability. They go on to discuss early legislative success by Pres. Bush in the first months of his 2nd term.

Continuing his coverage of the principle groups 10 best companies, Jim along with Jerry interview Marilyn and Thomas how their company held their health care cost increases under 4% a year when the rest of the country was experiencing double digit increases annually.

Continuing his coverage of the principle groups 10 best companies, Jim along with Jerry interview Marilyn and Thomas how their company held their health care cost increases under 4% a year when the rest of the country was experiencing double digit increases annually.