What is The List? Rick Maurer joins Jim Blasingame to explain The Magic List, which is the reactions of employees to changes in your business that they're not telling you, plus why people may be resistant to change.

Do you have a follow through strategy? Bob Fischer joins Jim Blasingame to explain that you should never plan to do something in your business without developing a follow through strategy to make sure you execute your plan.

Are you creative in every area of your business? Bob Fischer joins Jim Blasingame to explain that the most important factor in the success of small business is the quality of the decisions the business owner makes.

Fran McMahon joins Jim Blasingame to discuss her involvement with the Peace Through Business program, plus how the Rwandan and Afghanistan women in the program are "all in" in their business, sometimes risking their lives for their business.

Where do you turn when you're tempted to give up? Jim Blasingame uses the life and times of Abraham Lincoln and women business owners in Afghanistan to establish a perseverance scale for small business owners.

Freshta Hazeq joins Jim Blasingame to discuss her experience in the Peace Through Business program and how she will use the training she's received to improve her printing business.

Freshta Hazeq joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how she's trying to break the mentality that women can not work in "hard" industries with her company Royal Advertising Co., which is the only printing and advertising company in Afghanistan.

Charlene Lake joins Jim Blasingame to explain why AT&T chose to sponsor the Peace Through Business program after seeing the passion and courage of women business owners in Rwanda and Afghanistan.

Josephine Uwineza joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how the curriculum of the Peace Through Business program, including in home training, business planning and a mentoring trip to the United States, helps Rwandan women small business owners succeed.

What does a Rwandan woman small business owner think about business? Josephine Uwineza joins Jim Blasingame to discuss owning the first Chinese restaurant in the Rwandan capital city of Kigali, plus why she decided to become a business owner after 30 years in exile.