David Alan Grier, 2013 IEEE Computer Society president and associate professor, George Washington University, says it is very important for small businesses to be responsive to the market and needs, and they should really be looking for what trends are out there. He says long-term thinking is a must.

Peggy addresses the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's proposed amendments to distracted driving laws across the country, which have seen been regarded to as a mistake. She asks how a mistake of this magnitude could possibly be made and suggests there may have been a bigger plan behind it.

Jeff Haley, acting executive director, Distracted Driving Foundation, says trying to remove all communications from moving automobiles would be overkill. He explains technology needs to catch up and be the solution to the problem it created.

Peggy shares preliminary estimates for motor deaths from the National Safety Council. She explains the increasing trend from 2015 is going from bad to worse, as there has been a 9% increase in fatalities in the first half of the year.

Joel Feldman, founder of the Casey Feldman Organization and EndDD.org, says although he lost his daughter to a distracted driver, he is very fortunate for the opportunities he has to educate kids on the dangers of distracted driving. He explains this generation of kids wants to help spread the distracted driving message.