Laura Adams joins Jim Blasingame reveals how long he’s been using life insurance as part of his family’s financial strategy.

Jim Blasingame compares how entrepreneurs who are more neurotic have an edge over those who have character disorders are more likely to survive the grueling process of growing a business.

Jim Blasingame continues to provide evidence of why the big tech companies, like Google, Amazon, Facebook, etc. will never be your friend, and if you benefit from anything they do, your fortune is to them a bi-product.

Jim Blasingame compares running a small business with how a Tour de France team runs that race.

Jim Blasingame discusses some ways to think about how artificial intelligence manifests, how it’s being used and how to use it yourself.

Jim Blasingame reveals how the velocity of change is increasing, especially where customer expectations are concerned, and how to discover what you need to be doing tomorrow and next year.

Jim Blasingame reveals the power of implications and how to identify and track them.

Jim Blasingame shares his thoughts on how America came to stand for liberty born of freedom, with roots in the 12th century AD England, and morphed into a government without kings.

Jim Blasingame reports on the days and weeks before and after July 4, 1776, and he events that transpired to create the greatest nation in history.

Jim Blasingame reports on how paradoxical our current marketplace is, by using a quote from Charles Dickens’ “A Tale of Two Cities.”