Muddy Waters, Clear Vision

Welcome to Muddy Waters, Clear Vision – the podcast that dives deep into the journeys of Louisiana's most successful entrepreneurs. We'll traverse their humble beginnings, celebrate the coaches and leaders who guided them and explore their unique leadership styles. Together, we'll uncover the muddiest moments of their careers – the challenges that turned into blessings, the obstacles that transformed into stepping stones. Our guests will pass on their hard-earned lessons to the next generation of entrepreneurs and discuss the enduring impact they aim to make. As we navigate the waters of their

Muddy Waters, Clear Vision is a business podcast hosted by Trility Partners, with 71 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Trility Partners hosts Muddy Waters, Clear Vision, a business show with 71 episodes published.

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  Ep.71 Building Homes and Hope: Brandon Craft on Real Estate, Foster Care, and Creating Lasting Impact

  Jul 7, 202650 minS0

  <p>1/Meet Brandon Craft: builder, entrepreneur, foster parent, and founder of Honeycraft Farm. His journey is proof that business, family, and impact can all work in harmony.2/“I started our business at 22, 23 years old...there have been some tough times.” Brandon Craft on staying flexible, especially as a small home builder. Stability, he says, comes not from the house, but from how families operate inside it. 3/On building homes: Brandon Craft started with $400K properties he’d live in, then slowly grew to $1.5M–$3M custom homes. The evolution was “a slow progression”—not an overnight leap. 4/“The forever home is a myth.” Bran...

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  Ep.70 From Colombia to Louisiana: Gabriel Rincon Shares the Power of Perception and Giving

  Jun 30, 202626 minS0

  <p>1/ Welcome to Muddy Waters, Clear Vision! Today, Stuart Gilly sits down with Gabriel Rincon, founder of Mobius Internet IT & Communications, the only fixed wireless provider in their Louisiana region. Dive in for BIG insights!</p><p>2/ Gabriel Rincon starts each day making coffee or tea for his wife, but after that, it’s all about being ready to pivot. In IT, your day might be planned, but your clients have other ideas! Organization + flexibility are key</p><p>3/ Mobius Internet IT & Comms is a B2B powerhouse: voice over IP, managed security, backup, disaster recovery...and a true sense of...

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  Ep.70 From Colombia to Louisiana: Gabriel Rincon Shares the Power of Perception and Giving

  Jun 30, 202626 min

  Muddy beginnings often lead to clear vision. That’s the journey of Gabriel Rincon, entrepreneur, leader, & founder of Mobius Internet IT and Communications, Louisiana’s only fixed wireless internet provider.Gabriel’s day? It starts with coffee for his wife, but the real grind is the relentless, organized support for clients, adapting as every day brings new challenges.Born in Cali, Colombia, Gabriel’s story is rooted in global perspective. His family fled Austria during WWII. His grandfather, once Austria’s Consul General, taught him resilience and the power of standing by your principles.Influential mentors shaped his journey: family, international teachers, and friends’ parents who guided him through adversity. Early education included psychology, civics, and world religions, lessons on empathy and humanity.Gabriel’s muddy moments? Learning that perception is reality. Misunderstandings in business and life can cloud relationships. He learned the power of active listening and aligning with those who also genuinely listen.His insight: "If everybody walks into a room ready to give, not get, everyone benefits". That’s givers’ gain. Transmit less, receive more, like a two-way radio, not just a broadcast.Advice to his younger self: Listen all the way before you respond. Don’t assume you know the answer before you hear the full story. Real relationships have depth , not just numbers.On community and generosity: Gabriel believes in helping others, but says the true test is “giving a hand up, not just a handout.” The goal? Empower people to become self-sufficient, restoring dignity and self-esteem.Legacy isn’t about a name on a building. Gabriel wants to be remembered as someone who made his community better, who left things kinder and more connected than he found them.Takeaway: True impact is made through listening, supporting, and empowering others. Build a life with deep relationships, generous actions, and a commitment to create opportunity, not just charity.What’s one lesson from Gabriel’s journey you’ll carry forward?

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  Ep.69 Lessons on Leadership, Balance, and Legacy from Digital Innovator Ian Dallimore

  Jun 30, 202642 minS0

  <p>The conversation focused on what it really means to “have it all” balancing big career goals without sacrificing time with family or impact in the community. Turns out, the myth of “work/life balance” is just that, a myth. The discussion explored blending, not balancing, your worlds. One concept discussed was how setbacks and muddy moments early in your career can actually fuel long-term resiliency. Those “not good enough” moments from coaches and career roadblocks? They create the drive that pushes you to build new paths and “run toward the fire” rather than away from it.Several points were raised, includin...

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  Ep.69 Lessons on Leadership, Balance, and Legacy from Digital Innovator Ian Dallimore

  Jun 30, 202642 min

  The conversation focused on what it really means to “have it all” balancing big career goals without sacrificing time with family or impact in the community. Turns out, the myth of “work/life balance” is just that, a myth. The discussion explored blending , not balancing, your worlds. One concept discussed was how setbacks and muddy moments early in your career can actually fuel long-term resiliency. Those “not good enough” moments from coaches and career roadblocks? They create the drive that pushes you to build new paths and “run toward the fire” rather than away from it.Several points were raised, including the power of being truly present at home. It’s not about performative “giving back” or photo ops, it’s about showing up for your kids, your spouse, and your team. Even learning a new work skill can happen with your kids, not at the expense of them. A key theme that emerged was the value of community. If you want your city to be better, start doing better. Whether it’s coaching local teams or teaching life skills, showing up authentically matters more than optics. “If you want this community to be a better place, then make it a better place.” The discussion explored the reality behind executive success: it’s less about climbing the ladder and more about stacking learned experiences. Approaching your career like building a pyramid, with risk, vulnerability, and presence, is what sets leaders apart. Mixing work with home isn’t a flaw; it’s a superpower. Whether helping your child launch a sticker business or telling them about your day’s highs and lows, the most meaningful legacy is one of openness and genuine engagement. Ultimately, the thread running through it all: success doesn’t mean endless sacrifice, it’s about integration, taking risks, supporting others, and being consistently present in all arenas of your life. The legacy you leave is built every day, in every small choice. Share if this inspires you to rethink how you show up at work, at home, and for your community!

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