『Why It's Harder to Sell in 2026 (And What's Actually Changed) Part 1 of 2』のカバーアート

Why It's Harder to Sell in 2026 (And What's Actually Changed) Part 1 of 2

Why It's Harder to Sell in 2026 (And What's Actually Changed) Part 1 of 2

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Business has never been easier to start. So why does it feel so much harder to actually sell?

In part one of this two part series, I'm breaking down what's actually changed in the Australian economy over the past five years, and why so many businesses are getting caught out. I also get personal about my own family's history with debt, because I've lived through exactly the kind of over-leveraging I'm warning you about, twice.

We get into:
→ How the COVID savings boom created a false sense of security for businesses
→ What happened to the household savings rate, and why it matters for you
→ Australia's debt problem, and what it actually means for small business owners
→ The real case study of Stax, and how a $30 million business ended up $23.7 million in debt
→ My own family's story, from a $800,000 failed business to $3 million in debt today
→ Why Betts closed 20 stores after 134 years in business
→ How consumer behaviour has fundamentally shifted, and what that means for your marketing

If you've felt like the rules changed and nobody told you, this episode is that explanation.

Chapters:
0:00 Cold open
1:07 Why business feels harder than five years ago
3:19 What I'm covering in this episode
4:12 The COVID savings boom explained
6:03 How the household savings rate collapsed
8:00 Australia's $1 trillion debt problem
10:07 What Commonwealth Bank's spending data shows
12:00 Why people are craving real connection again
13:38 How buyer psychology has changed
14:42 ANZ's new property price forecast
15:15 A real decision we made about our own debt
18:38 The Stax case study begins
20:34 No one cares about your struggle
21:25 My dad's $800K mistake
25:41 We could never afford school shoes
27:44 Why I'm telling you all this
28:00 The Betts collapse
33:00 A second family business, same mistake
36:17 What NAB's survey says about buyers now
40:00 What's coming in part two

Got a question about your own business right now? Drop it in the comments, I read every single one.

Sources:
→ ABS, Household Saving Ratio: abs.gov.au/statistics/economy/national-accounts/australian-national-accounts-national-income-expenditure-and-product/latest-release
→ ABC News, Australia's $1 Trillion Debt: abc.net.au/news/2026-08-21/analysis-national-debt-hits-one-trillion-but-its-nothing/107058026
→ CommBank, Household Spending Insights: commbank.com.au/articles/newsroom
→ ANZ Research, Property Price Forecast: smartpropertyinvestment.com.au/investor-strategy/28035-capital-city-house-prices-tipped-to-fall-10-as-downturn-deepens
→ Stax Liquidator's Report: news.com.au/finance/business/retail/collapsed-aussie-activewear-brand-stax-owing-17m-to-nearly-13000-shoppers-as-documents-reveal-full-scale-of-debt/news-story/46fe4723596cb0948c213974adbac481
→ Betts Voluntary Administration: smartcompany.com.au/retail/shoe-retailer-betts-close-20-stores-voluntary-administration
→ NAB, Consumer Sentiment Survey Q1 2026: nab.com.au/news/economy-markets/nab-consumer-sentiment-survey-q1-2026-cost-pressures-peak-as-consumers-switch

If you have any questions about the episode, have a burning question you would like me to answer on the show, connect with me and the rest of our incredible community on Instagram:

→ https://www.instagram.com/sammykennedycoach/
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