Don joins Jim to talk about how our words, and the bias of the media, have impacted events all the way back to the founding of America.

With too many hats to wear and not enough heads to put them on, small business owners must hire the right heads. John talks with Jim about what employees to look for, how to look for them and what to do with them when you get them.

How has selling changed in the 21st century? Karen talks with Jim about some of the things we need to understand in order to sell successfully these days.

Being honest in business is a best practice that has a straight line to efficiency, productivity and long-term success, as Steven explains to Jim in this interview.

Are you ready to become a 21st century business owners? This is the question Paul and Jim discuss, especially with regard to businesses that were founded in the 20th century and may be having trouble making the transition. Paul also talks about his "four corners" approach to business ownership.

What's the best way to talk with someone you've just met? How should you present your business card? Is networking like selling? Get the answers to all of these questions, and more, as Debra talks with Jim in this interview.

Listen to Phyllis as she joins Jim to talk about the importance of using proper grammar as well as the correct words.

When English speaking Americans try to communicate with others who speak English as a second language, there are certain steps that should be taken, and Renee joins Jim to talk about them.

Public speaking isn't just on a state; you do it every time you talk with your employees. And Jeanette talks with Jim about how to make sure you're putting your best foot forward every time you speak, and that you actually do speak every time you have the opportunity. <br></["br"]>

Small business ownership is not for everyone, and Paul and Jim talk about how to determine if your ready for entrepreneurship.