Why can men disengage and why does it drive women crazy? Michael Johnson joins Jim Blasingame to explain why men really can disengage their brains and why this often creates a problem for women.

Why do women and men have different communication motivations? Michael Johnson joins Jim Blasingame to discuss differences in the way men and women approach business and why both genders need to respect what motivates the other.

Why do men and women sometimes have difficulty communicating? Michael Johnson and Jim Blasingame discuss why men and women often have difficulty connecting effectively in business settings.

Are you afflicted with the "I'm different" syndrome? Ivan Misner joins Jim Blasingame to talk about why you may think networking is not for you because you're different, but that's just an excuse. Listen as Ivan delivers the cure for this professional malady.

Is face-to-face still relevant in an online world? Debra Fine joins Jim Blasingame to explain why face-to-face interaction is not only relevant in an online world, but may actually be more important than ever as a counter-balance to the social media craze.

Are you more likely to react to another's position or to take some time and respond to them? Nance Guilmartin joins Jim Blasingame to explain the power of the pause, which will promote less stress and better communication. They also agree that a pause could be overnight.

How is networking changing in the second decade of the 21st century? Andrea Nierenberg joins Jim Blasingame to remind us that face-to-face is the original social media and that the online platforms should be used as new tools and not new rules.

What does corn have to do with networking? Ivan Misner joins Jim Blasingame to show how planting, cultivating and sharing corn is very much like the process and practice of successful networking.

Are you more likely to react to another's position or to take some time and respond to them? Nance Guilmartin joins Jim Blasingame to explain the power of the pause, which will promote less stress and better communication. They also agree that a pause could be overnight.

How is networking changing in the second decade of the 21st century? Andrea Nierenberg joins Jim Blasingame to remind us that face-to-face is the original social media and that the online platforms should be used as new tools and not new rules.