David Gage joins Jim Blasingame to report on research that show more new businesses are being started as partnerships than in the past, likely because of startup capital limitations.

Derek Lidow joins Jim Blasingame to reveal three of the four entrepreneurial stages that a business goes through, including customer expectations and processes.

Derek Lidow joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that there are different kinds of entrepreneurs, and that the greatest number of them are bedrock entrepreneurs, also, one of four kinds of entrepreneurial stages.

Nick Cioffi joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that every startup must listen to customers and stay focused on their prime business model.

Nick Cioffi joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that there are many kinds of startups, from Silicon Valley to small town America, but all need to follow fundamental rules, like making sure the dogs will eat your dog food first.

Jim Blasingame reveals the advantages of buying an existing business compared to the challenges of starting one from scratch.

Sarah Hiner joins Jim Blasingame to reveal why “hoping” that something will happen in your favor is not a high-percentage strategy, and how to replace hope with action.

John Warrillow joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the three major categories of business owner, the mountain climber, the freedom fighter, and the craftsperson.

Carl Schramm joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that entrepreneurs come in many shapes, sizes and motivations, and most are found outside of Silicon Valley.

Jenny Kassan joins Jim Blasingame to recommend approaching investors for a loan instead of direct investing, but if they prefer to invest, don’t convey voting stock to them.