Let’s Fix this mess.

Let’s Plant some common sense.

Muddy Logic calls out broken systems, red tape, and nonsense processes that waste time, money, and sanity.

Creating a community where we tackle the issues and deliver common sense solutions that actually work.

MUDDY LOGIC Episodes

Shop Security - How Can Retailers Protect Their Stock

We have created a system where theft is too common, and security guards may as well be a cardboard cut out. Should Retailers have more rights to protect their business and staff

Privacy Laws - Causing More Complications?

Why are they causing so much chaos? I had an accident and couldn’t access public road footage. Why are we wasting police time?

Car Insurance - It Should Be A Simple Process

When police attend the scene of an accident with no alcohol or injury recorded, it can turn into an insurance investigation nightmare.

Building Works Where Contracted Builders Aren’t Liable

Why are the home owners responsible rather than those ‘business owner experts’ we contract to do work in our home to comply with councils permits and regulations.

US Taxes - Tax Obligations For Australians

So you could be responsible for American taxes even if you weren’t born there? What is really going on - Could you be on the list that needs to do American Taxes.

Civil Judgements - Why So Complicated

Why are we not using technology and providing help to walk through the process. Outdated forms and a process that wastes time instead of logical help along the way.

Traveling Overseas - Mandatory Visas

With the various ways you can buy airfares these days, why isn’t there a better system to make sure you have the right visa’s. A travel gift that turned into a nightmare.

Dead Zone Living - Phone dead zone and the impact

Living in a mobile network deadzone and having no options to get this fixed. Telstra antenna still didn’t fix the issue

WHAT IS
MUDDY LOGIC?

Ever sat and wondered…

“Who approved this?”

“Why is this so complicated?”

“Surely there’s a simpler way?”

That’s muddy logic.

It’s what happens when:

• process replaces common sense

• compliance replaces care

• and common sense quietly leaves the room

Muddy Logic exists to challenge these broken systems.

Through conversations and real world stories, we expose what’s broken and show what better looks like.

Less paperwork.

Less politics.

More progress.

Building a COMMUNITY that speaks up against systems that DON’T MAKE SENSE

ABOUT THE PODCAST

Hosted by Kerry Bolton, founder, straight talker, and professional system untangler.

You’ll laugh.

You’ll shake your head.

You’ll definitely say “that happens to us too”.

But most importantly, you’ll walk away with practical ideas you can actually use.

Because complaining is easy.

Coming up with solutions is better.

More About the Host

Meet Kerry Bolton

International Multi-Award Winning Entrepreneur
System Fixer
Social Change Maker

If they say don’t rock the boat, she’ll build a new one. If they say don’t question it, she creates a movement.

Having worked across industries over her years, Kerry became known as one to speak up when she saw injustice. She was known to cut through red tape and question things that simply didn’t make sense.

As the founder and CEO of Caring Lotus, Kerry has grown a purpose-driven organisation that has employed hundreds of team members to support hundreds of clients. She has led large teams across complex, highly regulated environments.

She has spent years inside the real world of business where:

• compliance is heavy

• systems are messy

• people are overwhelmed

• and “that’s just how we do it” costs time and money and creates

so much frustration.

Instead of accepting broken processes, Kerry rebuilds them.

From the ground up.

She has responded to the statements ‘if it’s not broken, don’t fix it’ with statements like, ‘well it is broken, and with a mindset like that, we would still be living with outdoor dunnies in the backyard’. Things can always be improved!

Today she is known for transforming chaos into clarity, turning clunky operations into streamlined systems, and helping teams work smarter, not harder.

Her approach is simple:

If it doesn’t make sense, fix it.