Looking for a niche in a very unlikely place. Sarah Lindholm joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how this unlikely entrepreneur found her niche in the most unlikely place - a very old and competitive industry.

Terry Neese thinks peace can be promoted by promoting women business ownership globally, as she explains with Jim Blasingame about the success of their 2009 Peace Through Business tour. This work is currently focused on Rwanda and Afghanistan.

What if your greatest potential is still in you waiting to come out? Rick Smith joins Jim Blasingame to talk about tapping into your strengths and engaging your passions to unlock your greatest potential.

Celebrating small business milestones is the topic of discussion between Karen Kerrigan and Jim Blasingame, including the fact that you're still in business at the end of 2009.

Is entrepreneurship a skill that can be learned? Tim Berry joins Jim Blasingame to reveal what is and is not being taught in entrepreneurship curricula, and they discuss whether an entrepreneurship education is worthwhile.

Can you actually find success in a simple "Thank you"? Jeff Zbar and Jim Blasingame agree that showing customers appreciation is one of the most important success strategies. So, why isn't it done more often?

What can we learn about dealing with difficulty from a president whose been deaf for 150 years? Gene Griessman talks with Jim Blasingame about how Abraham Lincoln got himself into the right mindset for challenges, even dealing with depression.

Celebrating 12 years of the Small Business Advocate Show, Jim Blasingame reflects on what has happened in the past dozen years for his and your small business, including the good, the bad and the ugly.

How important is having a website for your small business? Randy Almond says it's as important as having a phone., as he talks about establishing a web strategy with Jim Blasingame, including tips and best practices, and a special offer.

What are the key markers that define success? Should we define success in different ways? Jim Randel and Jim Blasingame talk about how to have a healthy and productive attitude about being successful.