Where do you begin when you start your own business? Dal LaMagna joins Jim Blasingame to offer several steps to take to run a successful start-up, including planning, finances, partners, and more.

How can failure become a road map to success? Dal LaMagna joins Jim Blasingame to talk about what you can learn from his many failures, which were expensive, but ultimately lead to his great success that made him rich.

Is there an emotional dam of entrepreneurial energy about to be released? Greg Reid joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why he believes small businesses are becoming impatient with the progress of economic recovery and are ready to break out with new entrepreneurial energy.

What does it take to turn challenges into opportunities? Greg Reid joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how to know when to make adjustments in the way you connect with and serve customers.

Will Generation Y be more entrepreneurial? Ken Gronbach joins Jim Blasingame to explain some of the marketplace and demographic realities that he believes will make the younger generation more entrepreneurial than older generations.

Jerry Sarvadi joins Jim Blasingame to talk about planning and constructing a golf course in Scotland, The Renaissance Club at Archerfield, including the the differences in the construction industry there, the regulations and the people.

Why would an American think he could build a golf course in the home of golf - Scotland? Jerry Sarvadi joins Jim Blasingame to report on the golf course he built in Scotland and how the effects of global economic realities have impacted his growth plans.

Why does a small business have to know its limitations? Nancy Anderson joins Jim Blasingame to talk about why knowing your limitations and setting boundaries is the best way to stay focused on what you do best and what customers want.

Do you know why you are a small business owner? Mary Cantando joins Jim Blasingame to recommend asking yourself if you remember why you became a business owner, plus why knowing the top three priorities of your top three customers is important.

Empowering small business is good for the world. Mary Cantando joins Jim Blasingame to discuss her recent trip to Amsterdam working with women business owners from all over the world, plus the importance of micro-loans to third world entrepreneurs.