Steve and Jim talk about how to ask questions about your small business to find hidden profits.

Greg and Jim talk about the executive development industry and how small business CEOs can benefit from joining one of them.

Jack is the world's expert on lovin' up customers so they won't even think about going anywhere else. Don't miss this installment of customer care from Jack. His company also has recently acquired another clothing company and he talks about that process. Good stuff.

Cherie joins Jim to help celebrate National Women's Small Business Month, and she talks about her own challenges as a woman entrepreneur, and what it takes to persevere. They also discuss how things are changing for those women who are over 50. Jim also asks Cherie why women have to have so many bottles.

Jim says surprises are for birthdays, not for business. Chuck and Jim talk about how to focus on results all along the process of executing a project, rather than waiting until the end and getting an unfortunate surprise.

Robert and Jim talk about how to focus on small decisions and rapid results, and build those into big accomplishments.

Kristin and Jim talk about how to get those unfinished projects going again and finished.

Tony tells Jim about a management crisis he had in one of his small businesses, and what he did about it. This is a real rubber-meets-the-road story you don't want to miss.

Kirk and Jim discuss the economic challenges facing small business over the next 6-12 months due in large part to the Katrina recovery, and what they thing we should be doing to prepare for this period.

Ruth and Jim talk about some of the ugly truths about being a small business owner, and how to avoid their dangerous influences. <br></["br"]>