What is a cross-dominant person and why should you care? Liz Franklin joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how unique and different cross dominance people are, plus what advantages and challenges do they have.

Everything women do shouldn’t be for others – they should do things for themselves. Vicki Milazzo joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why women should promise themselves a passionate life, daily commit to success and believe you can do anything.

Most women are CEOs: Chief Everything Officers. Vicki Milazzo joins Jim Blasingame to encourage women to recognize and use their unique feminine forces to take control of their lives instead of being taken advantage of.

How do you combine two different cultures to create a global company? Tomio Taki joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how his experiences in Japan during WWII contributed to the global success of his family fashion business.

Life is a journey – be spontaneous and have fun. Charles Wheelan joins Jim Blasingame to tell college graduates why they should read obituaries. plus the power of being spontaneous.

Failure is the harness mate of success. Charles Wheelan joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why you should embrace failure, plus how everyone can leave the world a better place.

Anyone can become entrepreneurial, but it takes time and the effort to step out of your comfort zone. Larry Robertson joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how to teach yourself to look at things differently and become entrepreneurial.

All business owners are not entrepreneurs. Larry Robertson joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the definition of an entrepreneur, which is anyone who sees things differently and seeks to improve their world.

Albert Camus said, “Integrity has no need of rules.” David Lapin joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the loss of integrity and over-lawyering of our society and what it will take to get back to valuing leadership based on character.

Research shows great leaders learn character traits from their parents or influential mentors. David Lapin joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how great leaders have a sense of higher purpose or destiny and see their work as a vehicle to achieve that purpose.