Jim Blasingame talks about the challenges small businesses have when a disaster happens, like a fire, flood or storm, and how to prepare so you don’t go out of business.

Kita Szpak joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the management practice of recognizing the human nature of wanting to feel good about themselves and their surroundings.

John Dini joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that every business has CEO tasks and why the business owner has to fulfill those jobs by firing themselves from things they don’t have to do and promoting themselves to things only they can do.

John Dini joins Jim Blasingame to use the metaphor of Gluttony to reveal why failing to delegate will hold your business back from being what it could be.

John Dini joins Jim Blasingame to use the seven deadly sin metaphor to reveal why Lust causes business owners to fail to focus on the direction that is best for them, instead of chasing every new shiny object.

Farai Chideya joins Jim Blasingame to reveal a work/personality matrix that will help you hire better qualified people, and help them seek jobs that fit them more.

Peggy McColl joins Jim Blasingame to talk about getting out of your comfort zone by setting uncomfortable goals and then building on your success.

Peggy McColl joins Jim Blasingame to recommend some ways to make life and business easier than you’re making it now, including how to get out of your own way.

Ken Blanchard joins Jim Blasingame to share his thoughts on what he thinks management will need to look like in the multi-generational workplace of the rest of the 21st century.

Ken Blanchard joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how his 35 year-old management ideas are still relevant – with a little adjustment – in the 21st century