Dawn Fotopulos joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the fact that you’re not going to live forever, so you might as well plan for a legacy of sustainability for your business when you’re gone.

John Chisholm joins Jim Blasingame to review the fundamental elements of what makes the U.S. economy the most vibrant and largest in the world, and what we need to do to protect it.

Brett Clay joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the definition of being purposive, and how that differs from being reactionary and adaptive, as you lead your company.

Brett Clay joins Jim Blasingame to explain the process he went through to study for and accomplish the work in order to receive a doctoral degree in human development.

Al Pittampalli joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the process of changing your mind based on persuasive information that causes you to make adjustments in your approach to life and work.

Al Pittampalli joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the benefits and logic behind being the kind of person who can be persuaded to change your mind when presented with the right information.

Jim Blasingame reports on a recent online poll of small business owners on how the job President Obama has done has impacted their business, and the number of failing grades may surprise the president, but probably not you.

Bryan Mattimore joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that the best innovation leader in your business might not be you, the founder. It might be one of your employees who is organized and capable to right-brain thinking.

Bryan Mattimore joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that in order to come up with big ideas that keep your company relevant, you have to ask, and train your people to ask, specific questions about how to get better.

Henry Hutcheson joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the value of creating consensus among family stakeholders of a family business and how to make that happen.