How can you finding professional fulfillment in mid-life and beyond? Nancy Anderson joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how to think about your life and work in such a way that is honest and objective so you can maximize your chances of being productive and happy.

How do you make the transition from a job to your own business? Jim Donovan and Jim Blasingame talk about transitioning from being an employee to being your own boss and owning a small business.

What are the keys to success for a small business start-up? Ed Abel joins Jim Blasingame to continue his series on Creating Business HarMoney, this time as applied to a start-up small business.

What's it like running a business with your identical twin sister? Kimberly Corp joins Jim Blasingame to discuss some of the issues that arise when your in business with a family member, especially an identical twin sister.

What does it REALLY take for YOU to be a small business owner? Jeff Zbar and Jim Blasingame share their thoughts on how cool it is to be a small business owner and that if you don't have that feeling, you probably won't be successful as an entrepreneur.

How are women business owners doing in the quest for investor capital? Kim Lavine joins Jim Blasingame to talk about why women are not getting their fair share of private equity investment and what she's doing about it.

Here is a great one-person small business success story. Nina Rappaport Rowan joins Jim Blasingame to tell her entrepreneurial story, including knowing the difference between being a contractor and small business owner. They also talk about her creation, the Kimochi characters.

What is the good, bad and ugly of a business planning contest? Tim Berry and Jim Blasingame talk about some of the reasons why a business planning contest can be beneficial, but also where these events fall short in helping you get ready for the real marketplace.

Here is an American small business success story. John Jansheski shares Dentek's small business success story with Jim Blasingame, including how he started, how he succeeded and how many times he failed.

Reporting on the advent of the late-blooming entrepreneur, Jean Newell shares her accidental entrepreneurial story with Jim Blasingame and how she is taking her experiences and helping others of the Boomer generation make the transition from employment to entrepreneurship.