Are you able to separate your life from your business? Kita Szpak joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the challenges of separating your personal life from your business when it's necessary.

Did you seek happiness when you started your small business? Kita Szpak joins Jim Blasingame to talk about why you became a small business owner and how much that decision included seeking happiness.

Are we headed for a double dip recession? Jim Blasingame reports on the results of a recent poll of small business owners that shows 94% fear a likelihood of another recession, while Obama proposes things that will make that fear a reality.

Don't be intimidated by big companies when going after a high-value employee candidate. John Dini joins Jim Blasingame to say that the current employment environment in business businesses is making a small business job look better every day.

Black entrepreneurs are black every day, not just in February. Olalah Njenga joins Jim Blasingame to share what she thinks about being a black entrepreneur, especially during Black History Month.

This ex-con says everything you need to be successful you already have. Weldon Long joins Jim Blasingame to offer simple steps to success, including revealing that ho you think determines whether you will success or fail, more than anything else.

After 13 years in prison, he turned his life around. Weldon Long joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how he turned his life around after 13 years in prison on drug charges to a successful entrepreneur, award-winning author and now role model.

When the bad news could actually be the good news. Peter Meyer joins Jim Blasingame to explain his String Theory of problem solving, which indicates that when a challenge looks the most difficult you may actually be the closest to a solution.

You already have what you need to solve a problem. Peter Meyer joins Jim Blasingame to propose his String Theory of problem solving, which holds that starting at the right place is more important than more information.

Do you pull on the wrong end of a problem's string? Peter Meyer joins Jim Blasingame to explain his String Theory method of problem solving and relationship building by focusing on where to start.