Get outside of your four walls and identify the elements of change impacting your business. Rick Maurer joins Jim Blasingame to encourage you to educate yourself on industry and economic influences that will instruct you on how to lead change.

Can you break leading change into two disciplines? Rick Maurer joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how to think about leading change from the perspective of two disciplines: academic and execution.

There are four forces that are future constants. Cecily Sommers joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the four constants that small businesses can use as a framework for forecasting what the future will look like for your business.

Can you connect the dots to see your future? Cecily Sommers joins Jim Blasingame to talk about some of the tools and perspectives futurists use that small business owners can apply to help them develop their future strategy.

What will homeownership look like in 20 years? Ken Gronbach joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the prospects of Baby Boomers selling their homes to Gen Y in 20 years.

Carbon could be the answer to creating a viable fuel cell. Joel Barker joins Jim Blasingame to report that carbon components could be used to replace expensive platinum in fuel cell research and make it more commercially viable.

Is a solar tower near you in the near future? Joel Barker joins Jim Blasingame to report on a new approach to solar energy using old principles like the greenhouse effect, convection and turbines.

If a compression bandage is good, could a triple be better? Joel Barker joins Jim Blasingame to report on how medical professionals in Australia have been using a triple compression bandage to heal ulcerated wounds.

Your customer's product paradigm is your production paradigm. Jim Blasingame talks about how a customer's product paradigm becomes your production paradigm and how to use that dynamic to your advantage instead of becoming a disruption.

In Atlas Shrugged, does Ayn Rand channel Adam Smith's invisible hand theory? John Dini joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the value of pursuing profit and self-interest by comparing Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged and Adam Smith's invisible hand theory.