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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.
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Ep.72 From Escape to Empowerment: Building a Life of Freedom and Leadership (opens the original)
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1/ Dima Ghawi was born in Turkey, raised in Jordan, and moved to the US in 1996.Her childhood gave her two opposing lessons:Community can hold you up.Culture can also push you down.2/ She grew up surrounded by family, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and the support of a village.But she was also taught to stay quiet, stay silent, and live without an identity.That tension shaped everything that came next.3/ In Jordan, Dima Ghawi was the “good daughter.”Great grades. Few activities. No freedom beyond
Ep.71 Building Homes and Hope: Brandon Craft on Real Estate, Foster Care, and Creating Lasting Impact (opens the original)
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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 slow
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