Why there should be NO health care reform legislation this year. Jim Blasingame explains why this debate about how to pay for and deliver health care has become so politically acrimonious that it is impossible for a legislative product to produce anything that will be good for Americans.

The current health care reform debate is the most important and potentially most dangerous legislation in generations, according to Grace-Marie and Jim Blasingame, who discuss the truth about this issue and offer alternative, market-based solutions for health care reform.

Clearly, there are distinct differences between the older and younger generations. Mike Muetzel joins Jim Blasingame to discuss these differences and how the the groups - primarily Generation X and Baby Boomers - can work more effectively together.

What does leadership look like? Michael Stallard joins Jim Blasingame to talk about some of the characteristics of leadership and the invaluable contribution it makes to the success of any organization.

Are you getting the most performance out of your people? Tim Irwin talks with Jim Blasingame about how to maximize the effort of the employees of your small business and help them take ownership of their assignments.

According to Bob Kustka and Jim Blasingame, a simple "Thank you" to customers could be the silver bullet that brings a customer back. And yet, these two words are too often not part of the conversation. Bob and Jim talk about this missing element and how and why it must be part of your small business customer care strategy.

Jim Blasingame talks about his thoughts on why the current health care reform debate should result in no legislation at all, because it current includes primarily government solutions with virtually no alternatives for market-based solutions, such as portability and the ability to buy heath insurance across state lines.

What are the best ways to maximize the talents of small business employees? Bob Kustka joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how to maximize human capital by using current employees' best talents.

Don't let bad breath derail your sales strategy. Breath expert, Dr. Harold Katz, joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the causes of halitosis and a number of tips on how to keep your breath fresh.

Even though it might seem painful, doing an internal evaluation on the effectiveness and performance of your team is critical to staying competitive. Jeff Koser and Chad Koser join Jim Blasingame to discuss the value of doing an organizational self-analysis, including tips and best practices.