Does being home-based still a negative for some potential business owners? Beverley talks with Jim about this issue, plus how retiring Baby Boomers will impact home-based business in the future. <br></["br"]>

Why are so many small businesses failing? Bev and Jim talk about about why this is happening and how to not let it happen to you.

Jeff Zbar and Jim Blasingame talk about why it's important for small business owners to address security issues, and how to do it during an interview on the radio program The Small Business Advocate Show.

A huge factor in success as a home-based business is communication with the family, and Bev joins Jim to talk about why this is important and how to pull this off successfully.

Patience is a major virtue for anyone starting a small business, and Jeff Zbar and small business expert Jim Blasingametalk about how you can start your new business idea while being employment full-time on the Small Business Advocate Show.

On the 550th anniversary of the first Gutenberg bible, Bev and Jim talk about how home-based businesses have benefited from the intellectual journey that was begun by Mr. Gutenberg's press.

Jeff Zbar joins Jim Blasingame to talk about some of the critical tools every small business traveler must have, including computer and technology bags.

Managing cash is perhaps the most critical issue for any small business, and Bev talks with Jim about the fact that the money in your business' bank account, or in your cash register, doesn't belong to you; it belongs to your business.

What do you do when you're home-based and winter weather gets you down? Bev talks about this with Jim, after they talk about the impact women have had in history.

Jeff Zbar and Jim Blasingame talk about the fact that business travel is heavily influenced these days for good and bad: It's bad when you go through the airports with all of your technology, and it's good because many of the new technologies allow you to take less stuff.