Kelle joins Jim to help celebrate National Women's Small Business Month, and talks about the paradoxes women business owners face that are different from the ones men face.

Jim has dedicated the entire show to the memory of M. Scott Peck, the author of "The Road Less Traveled," who died recently, and Bill helps Jim develop some of Dr. Peck's principles into ways to make a difference.

Bruce and Jim talk about how to get your small business off on the right foot on Monday's with inspiration and enthusiasm.

Rosaline reports on her recent trip to Australia and how that economy is doing. They move on to discuss how positive thinking can actually produce a negative result, and why optimal thinking is better.

Jim C joins Jim B to talk about how to tap into your own personal brilliance, and how to help your employees do the same. The result is that the owner isn't the only creative person in the small business.

Jim Ballard joins Jim for another visit about the power of intuition. Jim says we have plenty of intuition, but that small business owners too often fail to use it to our advantage.

On the third anniversary of Rick's first visit on Jim's show, he and Jim talk about how to manage change without creating migraines.

Jennifer and Jim talk about how one person can make a differnece in the lives of many. They go on to talk about how to gain and maintain balance in your life. <br></["br"]>

Gene talks with Jim about how we can use lessons from President Lincoln to become better communicators and marketers of our small business.

Nancy and Jim talk about how to successfully balance the logical and the intuitive, including how this affects your ability to plan.