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Dr. Eric Cole joins Jim Blasingame to report on the poor commitment by the U.S. government and businesses to defending against cyber-crime, and why this is tantamount to military defense.

Dr. Eric Cole joins Jim Blasingame to report on yet another cyber-breach that adds evidence that the U.S. is under attack by foreign actors, including Russia and China, and it’s not a cold war.

Gerri Detweiler joins Jim Blasingame to report on the continued availability of the EIDL loans from the SBA, and what you have to do to qualify.

Gerri Detweiler joins Jim Blasingame to report on the current financing conditions that are conducive to restructuring outstanding debt into better cash flow terms.

Michael Saltsman joins Jim Blasingame to report on the Biden/Harris policies that would significantly increase union control without convincing anyone that they have a better idea, by trying to end right-to-work laws, and promote secret organizing ballots.

Michael Saltsman joins Jim Blasingame to report on a new law that, in the name of economic recovery, will extend legal leverage by employees over management decisions.

JoAnna Brandi joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the power of a positive culture in your business, and ways to influence more positivity through your management style, including asking more questions.

Gordon Chang joins Jim Blasingame to discuss China’s desire to claim Taiwan as its own, and whether the Biden administration and other countries will allow that to happen.

Gordon Chang joins Jim Blasingame to report on the many examples of China’s stated intention to dominate and destroy the U.S., and the many levels of attacks being used, including biological weapons and cyber-attacks.

Gordon Chang joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the many microwave attacks American citizens have received on foreign soil and within the U.S. by China, Cuba and others, and why this is another element of the ongoing World War III.

For generations, corporate culture contributed to organizational productivity and sustained success. Has that once-immutable concept become just another victim of the pandemic? » More

A reflection on the events of September 11, 2001 and what we've learned since. » More

Small businesses represent over 98% of all U.S. businesses and produce over half of the U.S. GDP. Plus, we sign the FRONT of the paychecks of over half of all U.S. workers. So why don't we have a n... » More

If your small business needs capital and it's bankable, try to get a loan with a local, planted-in-the-ground, financial institution. But if that's not an option and you're considering online alter... » More

Professional selling skills are more essential now than ever because in the Age of the Customer, the Relevance Firewall has moved and cold calling is dead. » More

Thanks to a new crop of Internet Geniuses, small businesses have an embarrassment of riches in communication options. So, why does email continue to be the workhorse of choice by serious profession... » More

As reported in NFIB's Survey of Small Business Optimism, small business owners "continue to manage historic inflation, labor shortages, and supply chain disruptions." » More

Ever wonder why some people are more effective than others? In a word: cousciousness. And with the honest practice of self-analysis, you can achieve the same level of consciousness as successful hi... » More

Why do you want to own a business? It's true, there are many positive aspects to being a small business owner, but there are also some some misconceptions. So, for maximum success, don’t fall prey ... » More

The gold professional salespeople seek is in their customer's and prospect's heads. And the most powerful gold mining tool of a successful salesperson is the ear, not the mouth. » More