Business Unboxed

Thank you all for listening and following the podcast for the 2025 season. We are taking an extended break as we plan our new business together. We don't know when we will return in 2026, but you can follow us for updates.

This episode covers what the next plans are for us and what we have been hinting at for the season as the project we had going on in the background.

Listen to find out more!

This episode covers what the next plans are for us and what we have been hinting at for the season as the project we had going on in the background.

Listen to find out more!

Internal risks are the ones you can control and sometimes that’s the scariest part. In this episode we dig into the everyday decisions that put businesses at risk: like trying to dodge tax or doing your books without the know-how. We’ll talk about the real cost of those shortcuts in this second part of this mini risk series.

External risks like policy changes, economic shifts, or new regulations are part of doing business, and while you can’t control them, you can prepare for their impact. In this first episode of a two-part series on business risks, we dive into the external factors that could affect your business and share strategies to plan ahead. By getting proactive, you’ll be better positioned to navigate challenges and protect your business when the unexpected happens. Stay tuned for Part Two, where we’ll tackle internal risks.

In this episode, we open up about the business we started and how it all came crashing down. We share the story of our attempt to import furniture, the debt we took on, and the lack of preparation that ultimately led to the business failing. This is part three of a three-part series where we reflect on the lessons, mistakes, and hard truths from our first big venture into entrepreneurship.

In this episode, we open up about the business we started and how it all came crashing down. We share the story of our attempt to import furniture, the debt we took on, and the lack of preparation that ultimately led to the business failing. This is part two of a three-part series where we reflect on the lessons, mistakes, and hard truths from our first big venture into entrepreneurship.

In this episode, we open up about the business we started and how it all came crashing down. We share the story of our attempt to import furniture, the debt we took on, and the lack of preparation that ultimately led to the business failing. This is part one of a three-part series where we reflect on the lessons, mistakes, and hard truths from our first big venture into entrepreneurship.

In this episode, Kelly and Cory discuss the common misconception that a perfect launch is necessary for business success. They emphasise the importance of launching with a minimal viable product, testing the market, and being open to feedback. The conversation also covers the differences between product-based and service-based launches, highlighting the need for flexibility and customer engagement. Ultimately, they encourage entrepreneurs to embrace imperfection and focus on learning and refining their offerings as they grow.

In this episode, Kelly and Cory discuss their experiences as siblings in business, reflecting on their past venture and the lessons learned. They emphasise the importance of structure in business partnerships, the dynamics of working with family, and the significance of choosing the right business partner. The conversation covers the need for complementary strengths, fair remuneration, and clear communication to avoid conflicts and ensure a successful partnership.