When does a lawyer help in the business buying and selling process, and when are they not. Russ Brown and Jim Blasingame talk about when is the right time to involve an attorney in your plans to buy -- or sell -- a business, especially when to introduce them to the other party.

Are the generations still having challenges working together? Mike talks with Jim about this and has some ideas about how Boomer employers can work more successfully with Gen X employees.

Is your organization built on trust? Arky and Jim talk about how important the concept and practice of trust is in all of our lives and how you can produce a financial ROI from managing and executing with trust.

Jim likes to say, "Always seek excellence, not perfection," and Gary joins him to talk about how to not only seek excellence, but to install it in your business practices and your life.

Have you ever thought about how much trust is intertwined in everything that is successful? Rick talks with Jim about this and how to build trust into your management practices.

Is manners in the workplace dead? Chuck conducted research on this topic and he talks with Jim about how managers perceive the importance of manners and whether they're finding it in their businesses.

Building a successful team has many elements and Kristin talks with Jim about how humbling it can be, why that's a good thing, and how to use this element to your advantage.

Are there really bullies in the 21st century marketplace? Judith says there are and she talks with Jim about how to deal with this type of manager or customer. And if you're a bully, Judith explains how to stop that behavior.

When you want to do a business plan, where do you start? Tim Berry talks with Jim Blasingame about this and explains why and how you can start wherever you want on The Small Business Advocate Show.

Is intuition important to small business success? Nancy says yes, and she talks with Jim about how to learn how to call on the intangible of intuition to become a more successful manager.