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Jim Blasingame reveals how the concept of serving customers has changed significantly in The Age of the Customer because their expectations make serving them more complicated, but also something you can know.

Jim Blasingame reveals that while the customer is still always right, but that your relationship with them is much more complicated than that in The Age of the Customer.

Jeff Zbar joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the moment they realized that in order to grow a customer base and serve them, they had to pivot between doing what they were comfortable doing and getting the job done.

Jeff Zbar joins Jim Blasingame to compare notes about how they were considered when they both became home-based in 1989 and how attitudes have changed for the better since then.

Anna Conrad joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how small business owners can get out of manager and practitioner roles, and better lead their organization.

Rebecca Walser joins Jim Blasingame to explain how to educate children about money by showing them the differences between needs and wants.

Rebecca Walser joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how many children don't understand work or delayed gratification, and why you must educate them on this.

Catherine Kaputa joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the paradoxes of how President Trump is approaching trade with both business practices and protectionism language.

Catherine Kaputa joins Jim Blasingame to point out the many paradoxes – the promise and problems – of Trumpanomics, and why only time will tell if he can actually make it work.

Catherine Kaputa joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the role of paradoxes in us and in our lives, and why it’s one of the most interesting aspects of President Trump.