What does it take to be a successful small business owner? Beverley Williams and Jim Blasingame talk about how to identify whether the business you're planning has a chance of succeeding, first on paper, and then with regard to your level of commitment to your dream.

Who's doing the bookkeeping for your small business? Beverley Williams and Sarah Wilt talk with Jim about why you should consider outsourcing your financial record-keeping and how to do it.

What is one of the most important steps to having a successful home-based business? Jeff Zbar talks about this with Jim Blasingame, small business expert and host of The Small Business Advocate Show.

Are you involved in the political process affecting small business? Bev and Jim talk about some of the reasons why small business owners must get involved in the debate on the laws and regulations that politicians at all levels are creating. Rest assured that most of these laws will automatically be friendly to us.

What are you doing about getting new business this year? Jeff Zbar talks about this with Jim Blasingame, small business expert and host of The Small Business Advocate Show.

Do you know what your local laws and covenants are concerning home-based businesses? Beverley Williams talks with Jim Blasingame about some disturbing news concerning zoning laws for home-based businesses, plus what you need to do to find out what the laws are in your area.

Are you a "nester?" Or a caveman?" During International Networking week, Jeff and Jim talk about how important networking is for small business owners and a few networking tips.

How important are home-based businesses? Jim says they're the headwaters of our economy and he and Bev talk about this. They also talk about how to price your products and services.

Does your small business deliver outstanding customer care? Jeff Zbar talks about this with Jim Blasingame, small business expert and host of The Small Business Advocate Show.

Are you really ready to start that new business? Bev and Jim talk about what happens when you think you're ready but really aren't.