Listen to this interview to learn: Reasons why entreprenuers are good at control How one entrepreneur learned to really let her employees do their job and how it helped her business grow Tips on hiring well in a small business What all entrepreneurs can learn from how farmers do business (e.g.: they had multiple streams of income long before real estate investments were popular) The importance of being able to operate anywhere and any when (with a nod to Chris Brogan) Barry Moltz talks with Bill Ringle about what entrepreneur leaders need to do in order to grow.

Listen to this interview to learn: How success in embarking on new ventures leads to its own momentum. What a South African bank did to expand its opportunities through looking at the problems its customers were facing from their perspective. What it means to assess what doesn't exist in the marketplace and how it might present a growth opportunity. The viewpoint of a company evaluating a new market strategy and the risks they have to weigh. Whether your best bet is to take a superhighway or a country road or a combination of the two as you innovate towards growth. Stephen Wunker talks with Bill Ringle about new ways of thinking to be successful creating new ways to grow business.

Listen to this interview to learn: How blog writing on the Internet is like "Little House on the Prairie". Why "location, location, location" matters on the Internet, but it's not where you live or work. Valuable tools to use to boost your blog and Twitter visibility on the Internet. The importance of speaking the language that your target market is using. The secret of using "co-opetition" to exchange insights with peer experts. How focusing on a niche helps raise your reputation faster. Liz Strauss talks with Bill Ringle about being successful as an entrepreneur blogger.

Listen to this interview to learn: Qualities of a successful info strategist and how that can help your business The importance of avoiding the shiny object syndrome The big challenges on which we can be focusing our talents and technology to improve quality of life now and in the future The key to tackling challenging problems Tips you can use to avoid information overwhelm Brian Reich talks with Bill Ringle about perspectives from an info strategist that can help your business grow.

Listen to this interview to learn: The three keys to high performance in business, sports, and the arts. What to focus on when you want to improve your game in any area of your life. The vital role that feedback and accountability play in reaching new levels. What Geoff learned when he spoke with 3 self-made billionaires (Sir Richard Branson, Steve Case, and Ted Turner). Geoff Colvin talks with Bill Ringle about the role of deliberate practice in developing exceptional capabilities and results in business as well as other arenas.

Listen to this interview to learn: How being flexible allows you to respond to critial changes faster What "brand tension" is and how it creates opportunities How to respond to structural shifts in the market What to do when you find that you've been trapped by your own success Stephen Denny talks with Bill Ringle about strategies that business leaders can use to make gains effectively against corporate competitors.

Listen to this interview to learn: How a brand anthropologist operates. How to use the question "Why do you do what you do?" to uncover important core answers. What makes people "lean into" a web site when it is well-executed. The missed opportunity of not thinking you're a brand if you're "less than Nike." Mary van de Wiel [aka Van] talks with Bill Ringle about the importance of branding and its applications.

Listen to this interview to learn: The characteristics needed to be successful in personal marketing and selling. How Eric promoted Jeffrey Gitomer's seminars for success. The lesson of asking, "How can I provide value first?" Eric Taylor talks with Bill Ringle about his rapid growth in business through creating qualified leads,

Listen to this interview to learn: Why Jeff believes everyone is creative, not just a chosen few. The question that helps a business leader shatter the limiting stereotype of how customers perceive his or her company. The 2010 Gallup survey finding of only 42% of American workers engaged in their work. The two key components of creativity and how to think through value delivery at every touchpoint. Jeff Tobe talks with Bill Ringle about how smart companies encourage creativity internally and focus on top customer experience externally.

Listen to this interview to learn: The importance of learning "agility competency" in order to flourish in today’s work environment. Smart steps to take when you find yourself in a situation where the rules and structures have changed (or vanished!). How stretching beyond the comfort zone led to great opportunities. Key points to consider as a founder transitions to a new role and brings in a CEO. How the best practices of your business life can bring order and harmony to your family life, as well. Mike Williams talks with Bill Ringle about improving your personal and business productivity through the Getting Things Done™ philosophy and methods.