Joe Connolly introduces us to an entrepreneur who has developed a proprietary solution for eye strain. See the story at WCBS880.com/Spotlight.

Joe Connolly introduces us to an entrepreneur who developed a product out of need to reduce his own eye strain. Now, he has proprietary eyeglasses that diffuse blue light that emits from our screens. See the full story at WCBS880.com/Spotlight.

Do your eyes hurt at the end of the work day? David Roger found he was straining his eyes crunching numbers for a growth company. Then, he left that company and did something about that problem. David tells Joe Connollly how Felix Gray filters the blue light that emits from our phones in this week's Small Business Spotlight. The video series is at WCBS880.com/Spotlight.

Join us at this week's WCBS Small Business Breakfast. For information and tickets, log on to WCBS880.com/SmallBusiness.

Joe Connolly previews the next business breakfast. Tyler Mathisen from CNBC says that disruptors need to think about this when they are creating their product. Hear more from Tyler and many others at this week's business breakfast. More information can be found at WCBS880.com/SmallBusiness

Joe Connolly previews the upcoming Business Breakfast. Topics that will be discuessed include how to sign large companies as clients, spinning off new products for your company and using Google AdWords. You can find out more at WCBS880.com/SmallBusiness

WeWork EVP Rui Barros is our featured guest at next week's WCBS Small Business Breakfast. He'll share how the up and coming WeWork office spaces have been so successful in New York City. For information and tickets, visit WCBS880.com/SmallBusiness.

You'll hear how Hi Clark tutors developed a product that did not exist in the market at the WCBS Small Business Breakfast next week. For information, log on to WCBS880.com/SmallBusiness.

This week's Small Business Spotlight is on W. Michael Short of SourceFunding.org - a company that matches entrepreneurs in need of capital with investors who are willing to fund those business owners. It has been called Tinder for entrepreneurs. In fact, Michael bought a well-known dating company's proprietary software and uses the algorithms for SourceFunding.org's platform. See how he secured the deal and monetized the dating company's software on the Small Business Spotlight video at WCBS880.com/Spotlight.

You'll hear how Hi Clark tutors developed a product that did not exist in the market at the WCBS Small Business Breakfast next week. For information, log on to WCBS880.com/SmallBusiness.