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How Anger And Negativity Destroys Your Health
How Anger And Negativity Destroys Your Health
Someone just made your really mad. They really pushed your button.
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3 Types of People That Will Never Succeed in Life
3 Types of People That Will Never Succeed in Life
I believe that there are three types of people that almost everyone hates to be around, and for these reasons, these…
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🍋 Greg Trimble shared thisA simple example of what we do through Build then Bless. 🙌 Nice job Amanda Dunn for blessing others, brightening their day, and teaching your kids the joy of giving!🍋 Greg Trimble shared thisDo I have the best job ever or what?! I’m forever grateful for Build then Bless. I get more than $50 a month, actually. I get countless memories with my family and a recurring lesson in the thrill of giving. That my kids get to practice caring about someone else more than themselves is priceless to me. Normally I like to Build then Bless quietly like the introvert I am. But I think getting out of my comfort zone was worth seeing how much joy 5 minutes of kindness can create for everyone involved. These are the good old days 💛
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🍋 Greg Trimble shared thisThere are two types of people in this life. There are fountains and there are drains. We get to choose every day, every second of our day, which one we will be. Thanks for sharing this Derek Miner you fountain! 👇🍋 Greg Trimble shared this"Why are you guys doing all of this?" It started as a simple conversation with a client about Build then Bless yesterday. Responding to that question was one of the most powerful statements I have ever heard: "I have one goal," Greg said. "Bless as many lives as I can." Then he continued, "I hope my life is a greatest hits of the books and people I have associated with." I am a recipient of listening to and seeing Greg's greatest hits every day. I believe that good books and the great people we surround ourselves with are some of the most important things we can seek in life. I have learned that the greatest leaders do one thing that makes their names and impact endure. These leaders contribute something meaningful from their lives to make the world a better place. They find the greatest joy in helping others feel important, seen, comfortable and happy. Greg also taught me something that he learned from his baseball coach, and it continues to bless my life. "There are two types of people in this life: there are fountains and there are drains. Which one are you? Fountains are continually springing up, giving life and happiness to everyone that surrounds them. Drains, on the other hand, sit in dark corners hiding from sight, always taking and never giving. No one ever takes a picture of a drain to remember for later. But fountains…fountains are framed and remembered for years to come." Thomas Carlyle, the great English writer, captures this perfectly: "Great men taken up in any way are profitable company. We cannot look, however imperfectly, upon a great man, without gaining something by him. He is the living 'light-fountain,' which it is good and pleasant to be near." In business and in life, it really is this simple… Are you a fountain? Or, are you a drain? In this picture are some of the greatest “fountains” I know. I get to see them build then bless every day! Mitch Labrum, 🍋 Greg Trimble and Brian Barton, thanks for being the "greatest hits" and "light-fountains" in my life and the lives of others. I am grateful for you. Who is a light-fountain or whose greatest hits have blessed your life?
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🍋 Greg Trimble shared thisWe're on a mission to bless 1 billion lives. This is a recap of the first ever Build then Bless community coming together in Lehi UT to move toward that goal. We hope you'll join with us! We're beyond grateful for everyone that made it happen. 🙏
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🍋 Greg Trimble shared thisIt's going to be awesome! Last day to register for the first ever Build then Bless conference!🍋 Greg Trimble shared thisIt's officially conference week! 🎉 It's also the LAST DAY to register for a ticket if you want to see this incredible lineup on Wednesday—you won't want to miss it! 🔗 Register here: https://lnkd.in/gWmKZ3jy
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🍋 Greg Trimble shared thisWe have a few more seats left for the Build then Bless conference next Wednesday! Here's Derek Miner on the news today talking about the conference with a little more background!🍋 Greg Trimble shared thisHow cool is this? Derek Miner joined Jennifer Stehlin on KUTV Fresh Living today to talk about the Build then Bless Conference! We're only a few days away from March 11th... are you coming?
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🍋 Greg Trimble shared thisOn March 11th at the Build then Bless conference, we're going to talk about the real and the raw of business life. You’ll leave with tools to be more successful and more impactful. Kirby Heyborne is going to welcome us and emcee the whole day. (Get ready to have fun!) Yahosh Bonner will start us off with the National Anthem in a nation that is seriously divided. Then Chester Elton is going to dig into the deeply important topic of mental health in the workplace. Chief Heart Officer Claude Silver for Gary Vaynerchuk is going to dive into "Being yourself at work". (Anyone else with imposter syndrome out there?) Then Jodi Orgill Brown, is going to show you what to do when a brain tumor tries to ruin your life. (Anyone dealing with hard things out there?) Brandon Stewart founded Millennial® Choirs & Orchestras (MCO) and is going to show us how to create life changing experiences for our clients and customers. Then, he and his daughter Ashley are going to perform a special father/daughter duet that Brandon arranged and composed. (Any music lovers out there?) Next we'll have Carrie H. moderating a panel with some of the most in-the-trenches business experience we've ever seen with Clint Pulver and Tiffany Vail. They're going to talk about why people stay at a company and why people decide to leave. After that we're going to provide an amazing lunch for you! (We're not going to send you out to get your own lunch 🫠 ) After lunch, Jared Halverson will show us how the wisdom from the religions of the world can transform your business or organization. Then Liz Wiseman is going to talk about how to build leaders that will bless your organization. (Multipliers, right?) Dr. James Eltroy Dixon, Ph.D stands up next to talk about what being "broken" enables you to do with your life. (Anyone ever felt broken?) I'll stand up for a few minutes and play a song about how we should view our coworkers, clients, and vendors. Then Todd Sylvester will teach us how to "be who we were born to be." Next, Kristin Andrus will talk us through a fun and interactive way to identify your “Giving Personality.” And finally, Robert Ferrell will close us out with helping us learn how to reclaim connection in an age of isolation. Early bird pricing ends today, and seats/tables are going fast. Come hangout with us! Here’s a link to register! https://luma.com/35mufbss
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🍋 Greg Trimble shared thisAlmost every great business and leadership book I’ve read hearkens back to principles found within the wisdom of the various religions of the world. These timeless principles found in ancient sacred texts are the foundation of building a good company culture, telling the best stories, and creating strong leaders. The hero’s journey, meaning, impact, purpose… all of it goes back to ancient roots. And the best companies in the world know this. They have “soul.” The word “corporation” is derived from “corpus,” the Latin word for “body.” The body, or “corpus,” without a soul is as empty as a business without a soul. It’s in all of our best interest for more companies to operate with more soul, and all of us can improve in this area. So, I asked my friend Jared Halverson, one of the most well known religious professors in Utah to come and speak at our “business” conference. He’s not going to try and convert anyone to any religion in particular. It’s not that kind of conference. But he will provide valuable insights into how the wisdom from the religions of the world, eastern and western, can help the soul of any business or individual. If you know Jared, you know it’ll be transformative. Hurry and register for this unique occasion on March 11th with Jared and a power-packed lineup at the show barn in Lehi. https://lnkd.in/ge_-TPwt Early bird is ending in a few days! Hope to see you there!
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🍋 Greg Trimble shared thisOne of the best explanations of what we do with Build Then Bless, from one of our community members! 🙏🍋 Greg Trimble shared thisThere are blessings waiting to be received all around you, even the aisles of the grocery store. You never know who might be waiting for your helping hand. When Kristine saw a man whose card was declined in the checkout line, she didn't hesitate to use her Build then Bless money to help out. Thank you, Kristine Scheffler at Arrive Home for sharing this awesome story! Learn more about how to empower your team members through Build then Bless: https://lnkd.in/gb5iGgyG #BuildthenBless
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🍋 Greg Trimble shared thisBrandon Stewart is hands down one of the greatest musicians of the last century… Yet, as great musicians go, relatively few know his name. Why? Because Brandon chose to build something different with his music. Instead of building his own name and empire, he chose to use his skills to bless others. I spent four years writing a book about him and his organization. I’ve seen it firsthand. I have no doubt about what I’ve witnessed. When he’s not conducting, he remains in the background... anonymous, down to earth, and driven by a purpose that will outlast him. With a master’s degree from Juilliard, he was on his way to piano performance stardom… But he gave it all up to be a family man and invest his time in the rising generation. He never does anything halfway, and he has mastered the “power of moments.” I’ve watched him work, and it’s abundantly clear: it’s not about the money. It’s not about the recognition. He composes for the musicians he works with and for the audiences they perform for. Backstage, concert series after concert series, I’ve seen him barely able to stand because he gives every last ounce of strength he has left. Because of this, Millennial Choirs & Orchestras has become the largest musical organization of its kind in the world. It’s changing lives, and there are powerful lessons to learn from them about building any successful organization. A rare event will be happening at the Build then Bless Conference on March 11… I asked Brandon to come speak with us and to pull back the curtain on what makes his organization so impactful. And even more rare, he will perform a duet he composed for his daughter, Ashley, who is well on her way to becoming a world-class soprano herself. (Yes, we rented a nice piano 🤣) Come and see Brandon, Ashley, and many others in what will truly be a once-in-a-lifetime conference lineup. Sign up here: https://lnkd.in/ge_-TPwt
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Dang! 3 out at the same time. So cool!
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One of my favorite quotes, aligned with this great advice is, “How carefully most men creep into nameless graves, while now and again one or two forget themselves into immortality.” The Bible, and anyone else who has learned by experience will testify that serving others and being outward minded is the only path to peace and lasting joy. You have certainly lived a life worth studying. 🤟
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🍋 Greg Trimble reacted on this🍋 Greg Trimble reacted on thisPosting this with tears in my eyes and gratitude in my heart as our beautiful, wonderful, incredible daughter, Ella, decided on Easter to open the missionary portal, submitted her papers on Mother's Day, and has been called to serve in the Limatambo, Peru mission. We are so thrilled to think we will have 3 missionaries out at the same time doing the work of The Lord and bringing others to Christ. Redford in Santa Fe, Argentina since last August; Romney in Antigua, Guatemala as of this August; Ella leaving in October. Still shaking my head in disbelief and gratitude. What a blessing we always prayed for but didn't assume anything, as the Spirit has its way of speaking to our children to guide their lives. Thank you to everyone for your support of our children and family at this time, and always, we are so thankful. Ella opened her call alone in the forest in Juneau, Alaska where she is living for the summer, called us with tears in her eyes, and opened it with her family, and then went to her apartment, with those of our church and others who are not, and read this to them. Ella, you may just be the best missionary the world has ever seen - along with your brothers - we are so excited for you and the people of Peru. @missionariesworldwide @missionariescalledtoserve @peru.limatambo.mission
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🍋 Greg Trimble reacted on this🍋 Greg Trimble reacted on thisI joined LinkedIn when I was 25, and somehow I find myself at 47. I’d like to share some learnings and advice for those in their 20s. Much of our culture is obsessed with status, money, pleasure, image, and endless self-focus. Contrary to those voices, most of the deepest joys in my life have come from much simpler things. I married young and have spent adulthood building a life with one woman, my wife. I’ve tried to avoid many of the destructive habits and distractions that our culture normalizes, and instead focus on faith, family, meaningful work, and service. I have plenty of weaknesses. I’m working to be more patient (driving here in Brazil is a daily test for me!). I spend more time on my phone than I should. I’m still trying to become better in dozens of ways. However, I don’t carry many major regrets in life. Many of the values the world treats as outdated, restrictive, or boring are actually the things that create depth, peace, trust, stability, and meaning. Especially for young people: don’t underestimate the power of loyalty, faith, self-control, service, and commitment to family. The world will often tell you to prioritize yourself. My experience has been almost the opposite: some of the happiest parts of life have come from focusing less on myself and more on serving others. It’s never too late to start, either, no matter your past. P.S. This picture was from last night. I went to check on my 8-year-old son to see if he was asleep, and he was reading the Bible on his own. 🥹
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🍋 Greg Trimble reacted on this🍋 Greg Trimble reacted on thisI post about my faith on LinkedIn because it's central to my work. Rejected on the phone? Secure in Christ. Feedback that is hard to hear? Secure in Christ. Things feel uncertain? Secure in Christ. I don't know what I would do or who I would be without the Lord. Life (and work) are hard. Being a Christian doesn't take away the hard, but it gives you a solid foundation to build upon. I'm so grateful for that.
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🍋 Greg Trimble reacted on this🍋 Greg Trimble reacted on thisI’m happy to announce that I started as an Account Manager at Lemonade Stand 🍋 I just finished my first week with them, and I can’t even express how much I love the culture there and the work they do. Everyone has been so helpful in getting me started, and I’ve felt very welcomed! I’m excited to contribute to Lemonade Stand as we “Build then Bless.” 💗
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🍋 Greg Trimble reacted on this🍋 Greg Trimble reacted on thisPeter walking on water is called a miracle. We rarely call it a miracle to walk in it. For me, both are true. And both are how the work begins. There was a time I would have had to crawl into a pool like this one. Today I walk in. The waterproof prosthetics in this photo may look small to the world. To me, they restore dignity. Freedom. The normal moments most people never stop to notice. That is the personal miracle. The bigger one is what happens after. When you wade into water others have refused to enter, you create a path for them to cross. That is what healthcare democratization looks like from the inside. Walking into the deep end of access, cost, and innovation. Places where people have been told for too long, "You should not be here. You cannot afford this. This is not for you." Reason says it is impossible. But fear is the only thing that sinks you. And God is still in the business of creating possibility where limitation used to live. So while I walk in this water with the legs God restored to me, I am also wading in another kind of water entirely. The kind that lets someone else walk on top of it. Someone who has been waiting their whole life for a path. Miracles are not rare. They happen every day. To every person who refuses to sink. And to every person whose path was made dry by someone willing to wade in first. That is the calling. That is the work. I lost my leg. Not my voice. #healthcare #democratization #Jamesdixon #elevatethevoices
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Institute Teacher
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: Seminaries and Institutes of Religion
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Human Rights
Taught 6 Years of Religious Education for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at University of California Riverside (UCR) and through Seminary. Am currently teaching seminary for the Church for local high schools.
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Member Board of Directors
Millennial® Choirs & Orchestras
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Arts and Culture
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Full-Time Missionary
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
- 3 years 3 months
Human Rights
Served the people of Michigan for 2 years, every single day of my life. Everything that is good that has come to me in my life is as a result of my choice to serve a mission. Everything...
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Service Missionary
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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Human Rights
Service at Church Headquarters working with the General Officers of the Church.
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