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With her podcast “Fin de Service”, Ludivine de Magnanville, Brussels MP and business leader, opens a space for free speech dedicated to entrepreneurs

19/03/2026
In brief

Ludivine de Magnanville, Brussels MP and business leader, launches the podcast “Fin de Service”. Each episode gives entrepreneurs a voice on administrative burden, work-life balance and the gap with politics.

Through varied testimonies, from the self-employed to the head of an organisation with more than a hundred employees, Fin de Service reveals the richness and complexity of the entrepreneurial world. Each roughly hour-long episode traces a unique journey: the beginnings, the obstacles, the successes. The deliberately simple and direct approach leaves plenty of room for sincere, unfiltered, sometimes raw exchanges, often infused with political reflection.

One theme recurs frequently throughout the episodes: the gap between the political sphere and the reality experienced by self-employed workers. Differences in treatment between regions are repeatedly highlighted. The same business, but not the same answers.

This podcast offers a look at the challenges on the ground. The discussions cover topics rarely highlighted, such as one's relationship with work, recognition, work-life balance, or the meaning of entrepreneurial commitment.

Shining a light on often invisible struggles: “Fin de Service ” reveals what goes on behind the scenes, the passion, the self-doubt, the mental load, the agility needed in the face of market uncertainty, the administrative complexities… and above all, the determination of those who dive in without holding back.

A pastry chef, a gallery owner, an agency founder, a property dealer, an architect, a baker and many others have already taken the microphone. Here, there's no room for a closed circle. What matters is the journey, the passion, and the truth on the ground.

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