Gerald Celente joins Jim Blasingame to celebrate the 20th Anniversary Edition of the Trends Journal and discuss what it takes to anticipate the future.

Have you been to the dark side of the Internet? Chip Reaves joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the dark side of surfing the Internet with spyware and spam, what can happen to your information, and how to avoid becoming a victim.

"Failure is the harness-mate of success." Barry Moltz joins Jim Blasingame to talk about using the successes and failures of great leaders, such as Washington and Lincoln, to establish your own resiliency to challenges.

Eliminate poor attitudes by focusing on trust. Barbara Burke joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the role that trust plays among peers and leaders in eliminating internal toxic talk and promoting customer loyalty.

Toxic talk in your business hurts customer relationships. Barbara Burke joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the negative effects externally - on customer relationships - when there is a breakdown in relationships internally, resulting in toxic talk.

Is your leadership communication positive? JoAnna Brandi joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how to use frequent, regular and positive communication to accomplish higher engagement levels in employees.

Have you created an environment where your employees can be successful? JoAnna Brandi joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how to create positive relationships with employees, as well as a positive climate in the workplace.

How positive are your leadership practices? JoAnna Brandi joins Jim Blasingame to explain how to use positive leadership methods, including creating positive meaning in your relationships with employees.

The U.S. still needs coal, even though it's not PC. Julia Seymour joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the EPA is revoking permits for coal mines without violations as an example of how the "Green" ideology actually can harm the U.S. economy.

Successful networkers have a “pay it forward” attitude. Andrea Nierenberg joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why successful networkers listen, appreciate different personalities, take initiative, and realize connections are not all about them.