Believe it or not, most businesses have instant profit opportunities right under their noses, and Steve Martin talks with Jim Blasingame about how to identify a few of them on the small business radio program, The Small Business Advocate Show.

Are you a multi-tasker? Pierce joins Jim to explain why he says there is no such thing as multi-tasking, only serial tasking, and why you should know the difference.

What's the best way to make the most of your time when you're traveling. Jeff Zbar talks with Jim Blasingame about some of the things to do and some things you shouldn't do on the Small Business Advocate Show.

There are many things we can learn from the great business leaders of the past, and Todd talks with Jim about the genius and the failures of some of the 20th century CEOs who have gone on to that great marketplace in the sky.

How has entrepreneurship changed over the past decade and what it will look like in the next decade? Catherine joins Jim to answer these questions and others, from a recent report produced by Intuit, which you can download from their site.

Kristin joins Jim to talk about how small business CEOs can joins peer teams to build themselves into more effective professional managers.

How do you get a new employee off on the right foot? Chester talks with Jim about some of the things you can do to give each new employee the maximum opportunity to be successful in your employ.

Have you ever been bullied by a co-worker or boss? Robert joins Jim to report that 1 in 6 employees have. They talk about why it happens and what to do to prevent bullying.

Before you open that office downtown just because you need to hire an assistant -- your first employee -- check out what Gayle has to say to Jim about employing a virtual assistant.

It's International Administrative Professionals Week, and Just as he has done for the past 9 years, Jim talks with Rick and Judy about these very important people in the lives of our small businesses, and why it's fitting that we should honor them.