Joe Connolly tells us about Sal DiBenedetto who is well-known as "The Grubfather" on Instagram. See the full story at WCBS880.com/Spotlight.

Joe Connolly tells us about Sal DiBenedetto who is well-known as "The Grubfather" on Instagram. See the full story at WCBS880.com/Spotlight.

This week on the Small Business Spotlight, we meet Esther Surden, founder of NJ Tech Weekly, who tells Joe Connoly she was tired of making money for someone else. See the full story at WCBS880.com/Spotlight.

Esther Surden of NJ Tech Weekly tells Joe Connolly she was confident in herself to develop her own publication, but others tried to discourage her. See the full story at WCBS880.com/Spotlight.

Esther Surden is a trailblazer in the journalism industry. She covers growing technology businesses for NJ Tech Weekly and she discusses the growing trends and the job market with Joe Connolly in this week's Small Business Spotlight video. See all of our small business stories at WCBS880.com/Spotlight.

Joe Connolly introduces us to two communications professionals who started their business with brands Sandals and American Express. You can see their story at WCBS880.com/Spotlight.

Joe Connolly introduces you to two women who left a well-established public relations firm to create their own in the travel industry. You can see the story at WCBS880.com/Spotlight.

WCBS Newsradio 880 Business Reporter Joe Connolly gives a shout-out to a Catholic school who brought small business owners in the community together.

Communications professionals Cathy Decker and Stacy Royal left a large firm to go out on their own, bringing high-end clients such as Sandals and American Express with them to The Decker/Royal Agency. Cathy and Stacy tell Joe Connolly how they built trust with clients to safely leave to start their own small business. You can watch the video and all of our Small Business Spotlight stories at WCBS880.com/Spotlight.

Joe Connolly asks Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment Chairman & CEO Bill Rouhana about when to stop pursuing projects that cause more headaches than create benefits to your company.