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Tom, a performance and behavior expert, shares with Jim how to maximize the performance of others, not just for your benefit, but also for theirs. Tom and Jim apply these tips to people in business, and children.

Jim and Rosaline define optimal thinking, and talk about the emotional part of optimal thinking.

Jim and Knight start out by discussing what might happen between the U.S. government and Iraq. They go on to talk about anti-Americanism in the world and in the United States.

Ken Joins Jim to talk about how people are getting more and more involved with the internet. They talk about how the internet has changed and how people are using it now.

Karen tells Jim what the Small Business Survival Committee is doing to help women business owners. She explains how women entrepreneurialship has dramatically incresed, making it more important for women business owners to make their voices heard.

Jim and Sam talk about the frozen marketplace due to th geopolitical front.

Jim and Joan talk about the latest issue of the Kiplinger letters. They discuss the tension between the federal government and the states due to tax cuts.

Wally and Jim talk about how small businesses can compete with the big guys by going head to head with them.

Jim and Tom talk about successful businesses and their relationship to the public's perception. Since perception drives decision making, Tom talks about why businesses should focus on their customers and not themselves.

James shares with Jim how to keep balance in a chaotic world. Jim and James discuss how attitude helps achieve success in business. James talks about how to live in the present, but still have goals.