Can you be organized if you're comfortable with a little clutter? Jim asked Liz this question, and others, as they talk about how to get organized and become more productive.

Visuality is all around us -- probably a lot more than we think -- and Gwendolyn talks about this with Jim and how we can use the elements of visuality to create more efficiency, more profits and be more successful in our small businesses.

How can technology help you get organized? Liz talks with Jim about that and other organizing ideas and tips.

It's National Organize Your Home Office day, and Stephanie joins Jim to talk about some of the smart things we can do to get our offices organized and more productive.

We all have important business records, and some of us organize them well, but do you know how long to keep them? Teri talks with Jim about how to get and stay organized, and she answers the record retention questions.

When should a small business incorporate; how should it incorporate; how much does it cost? These are the questions Deborah talks with Jim about.

Are you a Sparklebrain? Or a cross-dominant? If you are, you have your own organizational style, and Liz joins Jim to talk about how to determine what your personality type needs to do to get organized.

If you sell your professional services, like a consultant, for example, setting your fee schedule is one of your most important issues, and Kate talks with Jim about how to do that.

Our world is full of colors and shapes and Gwendolyn talks with Jim about how to use these to find efficiencies in our businesses.

Small business partnerships are difficult to pull off successfully, and David talks with Jim about what to do when things go south in a business partnership.