Spring cleaning for a business should happen in December, and Jim talks about some of the December Cleaning steps every small business should take.

Jim reviews his 2006 Crystal Ball Predictions and discusses what he said would happen, what actually happened, and his score for the year.

Starting a small business is increasing as an option for our military veterans, including those who are disabled, like those wounded in the line of duty. Charles joins Jim to talk for the second day in a row about a program that is helping these disabled veterans to be more successful.

Tracy lost two fingers and his left eye in an ambush in Iraq in 2003. He now is a small business owner who has an important story to tell about himself and others who have paid this sacrifice for her country, and what he's doing as a small business owner.

Dawn lost her right arm standing a post as an Army officer in Iraq. She now is a small business owner who has an important story to tell about herself and others who have paid this sacrifice for her country.

An Entrepreneur of the Year nominee, Jenn talks with Jim about what it takes to compete in this highly competitive industry.

An Entrepreneur of the Year nominee, Danny explains how he is successful even though his company only works on two car models, Toyota and Lexus.

An Entrepreneur of the Year nominee, Allison talks with Jim about how an attorney gets recognized as an entrepreneur.

Russell and Dan join Jim to talk about the Chamber's Entrepreneur Round Table program, which is a model for other chambers around the country.

Entrepreneur of the Year nominees, the Sher brothers talk with Jim about helping small business owners collect their receivables quicker.