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Here are several excellent lessons you can learn from this start-up story. Bill Diffenderffer joins Jim Blasingame to report on his latest venture, Silver Car, an innovative rental car company, and what we can all learn from this business model.

How does entrepreneurship change how you think? John Bradberry joins Jim Blasingame to suggest you should know that when you start down the entrepreneurial path, it changes how your brain works, for better or maybe even for worse.

It's not easy to become a distiller in Texas. Tito Beveridge joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the challenges he had becoming the first distiller in Texas and how his business has grown.

Sometimes entrepreneurship takes us on a circuitous journey. Tito Beveridge joins Jim Blasingame to share the complicated journey he took to finally arrive at the place where he could follow his dream.

Do we make too big a deal about entrepreneurial passion? Brandon Steiner joins Jim Blasingame to say that while entrepreneurial passion is important, it takes a lot more than that to be successful in business.

What were you passionate about when you were young? Doug Campbell joins Jim Blasingame to recommend that if you're feeling unfulfilled as an entrepreneur, try to recapture what you were passionate about when you were in your 20s.

What could you learn from a business plan competition? Doug Campbell joins Jim Blasingame to report on how start-up business plan competitions work and why you should consider participating.

How is the events management business different? Jay Howard joins Jim Blasingame to reveal what it takes to run an events management business, why it's different from other businesses and how to find out if you have what it takes.

His business was born when this founder was 10 years old. Jay Howard joins Jim Blasingame to tell the story about how the origins of his entrepreneurial dreams began when he was very young, plus the importance of celebrating milestones.

What were you thinking when you started your small business? Jim Blasingame talks about some of the motivation and realities of starting a small business that actually has a chance of surviving.