Jim’s next-to-last parting thoughts for small business owners
Jim Blasingame reveals his almost final thoughts on what small business owners must do to sustain their business in a heightened era of digital transformation and dangerous Tech Giants.
More interviews with Jim Blasingame
Jim says goodbye to his audience after over 23 years of The Small Business Advocate Show
Jim’s last advice to his audience: Remember THE School fundamentals
Jim reveals why and how he started The Small Business Advocate Show
The long goodbye
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Articles by Jim Blasingame
Networking For Referrals: It Makes Business Easier And Life Simpler
If you want to be more successful, network for referrals –receiving and giving – early and often. It will make business easier and life simpler. And remember the motto of Ivan Misner, founder of BN...
America’s Banking System – Let’s Get Some Things Straight
From “too big to fail” to the uniquely American independent community banks, the U.S. banking system has evolved to successfully fill up the vessel we call the marketplace. But not all banks are a ...
Are You Prepared For The Next Business Interruption?
As the CEO of your small business, being surprised and unprepared for the next disruption is unacceptable. Strengthen your business so it has the maximum opportunity to withstand business interrupt...
The CEO Question: Where Is My Company Going?
Every business, including small ones, has assignments that can only be performed by the CEO. Here are tips on how to focus on the 21st-century CEO's Big Four Factors: Bricks, Clicks, People, and Ca...
Closeness: The 21st Century Coin Of The Realm
If you want to be close to success, you first must have customers, vendors, and employees longing to be close to you. The good news is these are all things small business owners do better than anyone.