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A small business meets judicial empathy
President Obama has said he will choose judges who have "empathy" as they rule from the bench. Jim Blasingame knows first-hand what judicial empathy looks like and he talks about his personal experience as a business owner who proved his case in a lawsuit, but was denied justice because the judge made a final ruling - admittedly - based on empathy, rather than evidence, testimony, facts and the law.
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Jim Blasingame says goodbye to his audience after thousands of hours on the air since 1997, and encourages you to stay focused on delivering your special sauce to meet customer expectations, and always believe in yourself.
Jim Blasingame signs off with his audience in this next-to-last segment continuing his goal of helping small businesses success by re-emphasizing that they focus on THE School fundamentals.
Jim Blasingame reveals that he is ending his program after over 23 years with the story about why he began broadcasting every weekday in 1997, and why that same motivation kept him going – small business owners, and thanked the sponsors that supported him, especially Insperity for 18 years.
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