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As a manager, are you a spiller or a filler? Bill Treasurer joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the difference between managers who are spillers and those who are fillers, and what role courage plays in these two.

Being a small business CEO requires executive leadership and encouragement, according to Bill Treasurer, who talks with Jim Blasingame about what it takes to become the Chief Encouragement Officer of your small business.

What does anger have to do with courage and why should you care? Bill Treasurer joins Jim Blasingame to explain that a little anger can sometimes cause you to demonstrate courage and motivate you to take the next step.

Are you a courageous small business owner? Would you like to be more courageous? How is courage used in the marketplace? Bill Treasurer joins Jim Blasingame to answer these courage questions.

What part does courage play in small business success? Bill Treasurer talks with Jim Blasingame about the different ways courage manifests in business management and why it's important to understand and leverage courage.

How important is courage to entrepreneurs? Bill Treasurer talks with Jim Blasingame about whether we've defined courage down, plus some of the ways that courage manifests in small business.

What do you know about your own courage quotient? Bill Treasurer talks with Jim Blasingame about what he calls the "three buckets of courage" and how to determine where we stand with these three. Bill also demonstrates the courage to talk about his recent prostate cancer, and how that tested his courage.

How important is courage to leadership? Bill says it may be more important, and and Jim talk about the role that courage plays in the success of a small business.

Someone once said, the first virtue is courage and without it, the others aren't possible. In the marketplace, one of the virtues is leadership, which also would not exist without courage, and Bill talks with Jim about how to have and give courage.

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.