There is a danger, according to Jim Blasingame, of spending too much time inside of your four walls. There are several kinds of walls and Jim identifies them and talks about why we tend to hide behind them and how that can be dangerous for our small business future.

Are the new market conditions causing you to feel stuck in your business? Gail Kasper joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how to get unstuck with new perspectives on the new era we're entering in the economy and the marketplace.

Like many things, entrepreneurship will be affected by the current economic conditions and the coming recovery. Larry Robertson talks with Jim Blasingame about the importance of entrepreneurship and how it can be learned.

How to developing rewards systems that produce success is discussed by Steve Kerr in his interview with Jim Blasingame. They also talk about a new business education organization based on Jack Welch's management philosophy.

One of the great challenges all small business owners have to deal with at some time is doubt about their abilities. John Dini and Jim Blasingame talk about how this emotion is especially a problem in the Great Recession and offer ideas about how to deal with it.

Thinking about giving up? Remember, you may be only three feet away from gold, as Greg Reid explains to Jim Blasingame in this conversation about entrepreneurship, perseverance and having a healthy appreciation for the power of failure.

Are you on a quest to be somebody? Are you seeking meaning in your life? Jennifer Read Hawthorne joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how to look for meaning and self-fulfillment in the right way and in the right places.

Jim Blasingame talks with three breast cancer survivors who are also members of his Brain Trust: Lois Geller, Judith Glaser, and Paula Lovell. These courageous ladies talk about their own experiences with breast cancer and how it has changed their lives in many ways.

Reporting on the Administaff Small Business Classic, Jay Mincks talks with Jim Blasingame about some of the details of this Champions Tours golf tournament, including how much money this event has raised for over 30 local charities in the Houston area.

Small business is not just tips and best practices, according to Jim Blasingame. There are intangible elements that are part of the philosophy of small business that entrepreneurs should also study and contemplate.