All CEOs are not created equal. Bob Kustka joins Jim Blasingame to reveal what he has observed about why some CEOs perform better than others, primarily based on how much managing they do.

It's difficult to find excellence if you cannot delegate. Ed Kopf joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the benefits that you can achieve when you learn how to delegate, including achieving excellence.

Subordinate your ego and find excellence. Ed Kopf joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how your organization can grow and operate with excellence when the leadership doesn't let egos get in the way.

There was warning that the U.S. would be attacked before 9/11. Janice Kephart joins Jim Blasingame to report on the warnings we had years prior to the attacks of 9/11, and that we still didn't learn from our mistakes in Benghazi.

How much evaluation can your leadership ability stand? Bill Treasurer joins Jim Blasingame to offer suggestions on different ways to evaluate your leadership style and results.

How do you think about your leadership role? Bill Treasurer joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the power of opportunity thinking, which includes leading people first, instead of leading the project with the people as just a resource.

How do you think about acquiring success? Bill Treasurer joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the power of leaders opening success doors for their people and aggregating the success of the team.

Perhaps more than management, profitability is a CEO task. Steve Martin joins Jim Blasingame to explain why the long-term profitability of a small business is a role for the company's CEO, not the managers.

How much of your time is focused on sustainability of your business? Steve Martin joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the importance of business sustainability thinking by the CEO of a small business.

Under pressure, Facebook may offer Internet connection services. Kathy Perry joins Jim Blasingame to report that Facebook may become an Internet service provider, in the face of Wall Street pressure, and why you should care.