How do you accomplish more with the time and resources you have? Stever Robbins joins Jim Blasingame to offer tips on how to be more effective and productive as a person and as a company by setting priorities and effective delegating.

Is it time to stop using the economy as an excuse for poor performance? Jim Blasingame contends the deficiencies in your small business could be from poor performance and not the economy, and offers tips on how to differentiate.

How are you projecting cash flow for the next 12 months? Jim Blasingame talks about the importance of creating a cash flow spreadsheet to project what your cash picture will be in any month for the next year, and why doing this will make your banker happy.

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.

Where should you cut back to survive this recovery? Debbie Meyer joins Jim Blasingame to suggest eliminating non-essential costs while keeping your current customers, being referral-worthy and also telling the truth.

What have you learned in this recovery? Debbie Meyer joins Jim Blasingame to talk about specific things your small business can do to maintain company integrity: motivate customers and employees, plus renegotiate to survive.

If you're a successful imitator, how do you prepare for being imitated? Oded Shenkar joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how the pace of change and imitation has accelerated, so you have to defend from other imitators.

Michael Muetzel joins Jim Blasingame to continue their discussion engaging Gens X and Y, including involving them in business decisions, plus helping them understand how to communicate with their Baby Boomer bosses.

Are your Gen X and Y employees engaged? Michael Muetzel joins Jim Blasingame discuss tips to promote trust and engagement with your 20- and 30-something employees.

Are you a management leader or a driver? Michael Muetzel joins Jim Blasingame to talk about talk about some of the realities of getting the generations - Boomers, Gen X and Gen Y - to work together more effectively.