Can Tim Cook maintain Apple's innovation momentum? Adam Lashinsky joins Jim Blasingame to predict how long Apple's new management has to prove it can innovate at the level it did under the late Steve Jobs.

What's Apple's next great innovation? Adam Lashinsky joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the history of the success - and sometimes failures - of Apple, but how it has always been an innovator of exciting, category-of-one products.

John Bradberry joins Jim Blasingame to explain that to be successful over time, entrepreneurs must be prepared to reinvent themselves, plus how to maintain your commitment without being too rigid.

John Bradberry joins Jim Blasingame to explain that often ideas and innovations become commodities themselves, plus how to turn an idea into something valuable.

Don't avoid paradoxes, use them to your advantage. Kelle Olwyler joins Jim Blasingame to explain how paradoxical thinking can help you solve problems and improve working relationships.

Are you taking advantage of paradoxes to solve problems? Kelle Olwyler joins Jim Blasingame to explain how to turn a dilemma into a trilemma, or even a quadlemma by using paradoxical thinking.

Are you good a picking projects you can finish? Michelle LaBrosse joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how to break big goals into small projects that can be completed.

Do you have a project graveyard? Michelle LaBrosse joins Jim Blasingame to explain why projects get started but don't get finished, including how to eliminate the distracting elements that create these failures.

Move over Goldfinger. Joel Barker joins Jim Blasingame to report on a laser weapon the U.S. Navy has produced that can take a plane down, not unlike the fictional one Goldfinger used against James Bond almost 40 years ago.

The new normal is getting exciting. Joel Barker joins Jim Blasingame to report on greenhouses on top of supermarkets, and new brain imaging technology that shows a very orderly organ.