Broadcasting from Copenhagen, Denmark, Jim interviews his long-time Brain Trust member, Andrew, about his involvement in helping countries like Denmark create a more entrepreneurial economy.

The world recognizes the United States as the gold standard for entrepreneurship and Jim has been asked to go to Denmark to about why the U.S. has this recognition and how it can be exported. In this segment, Jim talks about this and what he's going to tell the Danes.

Jim talks about what has changed with regard to business to business selling in the 21st century, and how to make sure you're connecting with today's customers the way they want to be reached.

Jim takes a few minutes to celebrate law enforcement professionals and recognize them for the selfless work they do.

Want to pick up some cost savings tips? Gene joins Jim with some tips on how to cut your business expenses, which they do after talking a little about small business ownership.

What should small business owners do in the midst of what appears to be a slowing economy? Jim offers some suggestions about how to separate the short-term from the long-term when making management, growth and purchasing decisions.

Do you know how to approach an angel investor? Ty joins Jim to explain how angel's work, think and what they want.

After years in development, Jim introduces his new Web site, AskJim.biz. This is the world's only true knowledge base for small business, and Jim believes it will help small businesses avert failure and have the maximum opportunity to be successful.

During Small Business Week Jim heard Senator John Kerry, Chairman of the Senate Small Business Committee speak and he takes a few minutes to take issue with some of the things the Senator said about the U.S. economy.

Entrepreneurial education is spreading across America and Phyllis and Jim talk about why this movement is important to the future of the world.