John and Jim talk about the dangers of waiting too long to increase prices and then increasing them too much. They also talk about what not realizing the maximum pricing power can do to the ultimate value of your business when you decide to divest.

Jack Mitchell is "Mr. Hug your customers" and he and Jim Blasingame continue their series on the importance of "hugging" your customers on the small business radio program, The Small Business Advocate Show.

Tom joins Jim for the first time to discuss his take on the 21st century marketplace. The guys cover a lot of areas, so don't miss this opportunity to hear one of the top management minds of the modern age (Tom, not Jim) deposit his wisdom and thoughts for small business owners.

Chester has just returned from a trip to Turkey and he joins Jim to talk about what he learned about how employees want to be treated, regardless of where they are.

David joins Jim to discuss what he calls career intensity, why that separates successful people from others, and how you and I can get some of it.

Chuck reports on recent research his firm has conducted concerning the difference between acquiring new employees and keeping the ones you have happy. They go on to talk about small business reporting less balance in their lives. You won't be surprised that Jim has an opinion of why.

Leslie joins Jim from London to talk about what Americans and Europeans can learn from each other about doing business.

Tom joins Jim to talk about how small business owners can prepare for any business interruption event that could happen. Tom also offers a free plan program you can download.

A.J. joins Jim to tell his entrepreneurial story and explain how he turned $500 into $65 million in the grocery industry.

Helping Jim kick off National Etiquette Week, Colleen helps Jim -- and his audience -- become a little more civilized with how to behave in various business situations.