One of the keys to small business success is being about to manage the small business odd couple. Jim Blasingame identifies the small business odd couple and explains why managing the relationship between the two is one of the keys to entrepreneurial success.

Leading the younger generations into the 21st century is the message Howard Behar conveys to Jim Blasingame as he talks about traveling around the world encouraging entrepreneurship and giving back to the marketplace..

Can entrepreneurship be taught? Debbie Meyer joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the idea of getting educated in the discipline of entrepreneurship, including the technical lessons as well as finding out if you have the "guts" to be an entrepreneur.

How can you finding professional fulfillment in mid-life and beyond? Nancy Anderson joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how to think about your life and work in such a way that is honest and objective so you can maximize your chances of being productive and happy.

How do you make the transition from a job to your own business? Jim Donovan and Jim Blasingame talk about transitioning from being an employee to being your own boss and owning a small business.

If you're an introvert, does that mean you have a mental disorder? Pat Weber joins Jim Blasingame to report that one psychiatric organization is proposing that introversion be classified as a mental disorder.

The American business model, warts and all, is still better than any other. Michael Medved joins Jim Blasingame to disagree with President Obama that wealth creation is not a zero-sum game.

What are the keys to success for a small business start-up? Ed Abel joins Jim Blasingame to continue his series on Creating Business HarMoney, this time as applied to a start-up small business.

How do you survive the "ping pong syndrome" of small business ownership? Kimberly Corp joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how small business owners can avoid crisis management when you're being pulled in so many directions at once.

What does it REALLY take for YOU to be a small business owner? Jeff Zbar and Jim Blasingame share their thoughts on how cool it is to be a small business owner and that if you don't have that feeling, you probably won't be successful as an entrepreneur.