Are you recovering in this recovery? Jay Myers joins Jim Blasingame to offer survival tips, such as ignore the media, know your own market, hire good people and let them do their job, plus why a little bit of paranoia is good.
What do you do when your entrepreneurial story must be told? Jay Myers joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the recent Ethan award his book received, which was written to reveal how to survive in the face of extreme adversity.
It's time to switch from survival to growth. Jay Myers joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why it's time to stop blaming the economy if your business isn't performing at the level you need it to be.
What survival lessons can your small business learn from another? Jay Myers joins Jim Blasingame to talk about about what he has learned from surviving the Great Recession that he wouldn't have learned if it had not happened.
What if your best customer or product just went away? Have you identified your next big opportunity? Jay Myers joins Jim Blasingame to talk about surviving 2009 and how identifying his next big opportunity before he needed it made survival possible.
There are small business success stories, even in a recession. Jay Myers offers hope by telling Jim Blasingame about how his small business has weathered the storm successfully.
Listen as this real, live small business owner talks about what he and his company are doing to survive and thrive in this recession. Jay Myers joins Jim Blasingame to talk explain his attitude and his organization's strategy going forward.
What fundamentals should small business owners be focusing on in the coming months of this ecomomic downturn? Jay Myers talks with Jim Blasingame about some of the key management fundamentals his organization is stressing that have been successful for them.
How can you differentiate your small business from competitors? Jay Myers and Jim Blasingame talk about making connections with customers, not just doing business with them. They also talk about how the improvements in video-conferencing technology will change the way we travel.
If you knew then what you know now, would you have started your small business? Jay Myers talks with Jim Blasingame about the good, the bad and the ugly of being a business owner, including how to prevent employees from stealing from you.
