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Resolve to change the things you can. Pierce and Jane Howard join Jim Blasingame to reveal examples of how to build mechanical devices into your resolutions to overcome personality traits that prevent performance.

"A man’s gotta know his limitations,”said Inspector Callahan. Pierce and Jane Howard join Jim Blasingame to say that since you can't change your personality, think of new year resolutions that focus on things that influence your personality.

"A man’s gotta know his limitations,”said Inspector Callahan. Pierce and Jane Howard join Jim Blasingame to say that since you can't change your personality, think of new year resolutions that focus on things that influence your personality.

Every new year should come with a renewed commitment to focus on management fundamentals. Business expert, Janet Christy, joins Jim Blasingame to offer a number of these fundamentals to consider as you make plans for the new year.

Small business resolutions don't always work, but how about breaking goals into more bit-size pieces? Stephanie Winston talks with Jim Blasingame about being more creatively organized.

How could mediation be better conflict resolution than a lawsuit? Judge Huss talks with Jim Blasingame about the different types of alternative conflict resolutions, including how they can be a better alternative, plus examples of some of the recent cases he has mediated. Judge Huss also talks about how to get the mediation process started.

Are New Year Resolutions always a good thing? Steve joins Jim to talk about how to live more in the moment and the potential dangers of getting too far ahead of yourself with your goals and plans.

The key do resolutions is to be resolute about the things you believe are important, and Gene joins Jim to talk about what Abraham Lincoln thought about being resolute.

Jim provides his listeners with a quarterly reminder and refresher about key resolutions he discussed earlier in the year, including financial statements, human resources and marketing.

Jim wraps up this year’s Small Business Resolutions talking about the personal aspect of operating fundamentals. He encourages small businesses how to learn how define success in more ways than money and stuff, to make a difference to at least one person every day, and while you’re seeking success, don’t forget to have fun.