In this episode, we pull back the curtain on one of the most misunderstood parts of selling a business: due diligence. Most business owners don’t realise just how exposed their business becomes during this stage - and why preparing early can be the difference between a smooth sale… or a deal falling apart.

Bruce and Peter challenge one of the oldest sayings in business - “the customer is always right.” They break down why blindly following that mindset can hurt your business, your team, and even your reputation. From difficult clients to boundary setting, they share when it’s time to draw the line and, yes… sometimes fire the customer.

What makes a business actually sell? In this episode, Bruce Coudrey and Peter Spinda break down the proven method that helps business owners turn an ordinary company into one that buyers compete for.

In this episode of The Meaning Business Podcast, Bruce Coudrey and Peter Spinda sit down with Carl Hartmann, serial entrepreneur and Co-Founder of Lyre’s Non-Alcoholic Spirits, to talk about innovation, disruption, and the bold idea that made sobriety cool.

Discover how to stop profit leaks and improve business performance. In this episode we share practical strategies to cut costs, boost margins, and take control of your numbers.

In this episode of, Bruce and Peter uncover the hidden costs of burnout - from subtle early warning signs, to the way it impacts decision-making, productivity, and personal relationships.

What is your biggest asset? Most people think of their house, their savings, or even their business - but in this episode, Bruce and Peter uncover the truth: your greatest asset is you. We explore what really drives value in business and life, how to protect it, and why your health, mindset, and leadership matter more than anything sitting on a balance sheet.

Bruce & Peter unpack the difference between strategy and planning, why you need both, and how monitoring keeps you on track. From adventure racing fails to fuel station turnarounds and Uber-level innovations, this chat will challenge how you approach your business decisions.