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Noah joins Jim to talk about a condition Noah has identified, which he calls Success Anorexia, how to identify this condition in yourself and others, and how to avoid and get rid of this self-esteem problem. Noah and Jim also talk about the seven common lies we tell ourselves.

Wally and Jim sort through all the cyber-hype, and talk about what you should be doing to make sure that you are as successful and productive on-line as possible, including the difference between e-commerce and on-line transactions.

Jim talks with Tom about how to acquire and maintain balance in your life. Specifically, they discuss what Tom calls "The Art of Being You", getting the most out of yourself.

Gary was our regular Kiplinger correspondent in 1998, and he and Jim were joined by Mr. Kiplinger, the son of the founder, on his 80th birthday, and near the 75th anniversary of the Kiplinger Washington Letter. This was a very special interview as Mr. Kiplinger shared some of his thoughts on the 20th Century marketplace, politics, and the world in general. This is definitely a classic. Don't miss it.

Gary was our regular Kiplinger correspondent in 1998, and he and Jim were joined by Mr. Kiplinger, the son of the founder, on his 80th birthday, and near the 75th anniversary of the Kiplinger Washington Letter. This was a very special interview as Mr. Kiplinger shared some of his thoughts on the 20th Century marketplace, politics, and the world in general. This is definitely a classic. Don't miss it.

Beverley and Jim talk about a variety of success tips for home-based business owners. This archive covers the importance, and benefits of, separating your business space from your residential space, and how to establish a professional image for your home-based business.

Elinor, who is a regular guest with Jim on the day the FED's Open Market Committee meets, helps Jim interview Paula about how the FED works and how small business can influence FED policies.

Elinor, who is a regular guest with Jim on the day the FED's Open Market Committee meets, helps Jim interview Paula about how the FED works and how small business can influence FED policies.

Doug talks with Jim about various kinds of trusts to help you preserve your estate and shelter it from unnecessary taxes. Specifically, they discuss the Bypass Trust, Living Trust, Testamentary Trust, and Life Insurance Trust.

Russ and Jim continue the series they have been conduct on various methods of valuing a business. During this visit the discussion is about how to use the Capitalization Method.