Who Is Greg Trimble?

I want to be a positive light in a sea of sadness. 

I write about business, religion, life, and just about anything else I find interesting. If you don’t like what I write…I hope we can still be friends!

I don’t think I’m special or unique. But I do care a lot, and try to do my best to become the best person I can become in this life.

Early in my career, I founded Lemonade Stand, an Inc. 5000 online marketing agency that is now one of the fastest growing website and marketing agencies in the United States. I also founded a couple of software companies: Build Then Bless®, a fintech platform that changes the world through one micro-interaction at a time, and Yalla, a team management and collaboration tool that is 100% dedicated to helping companies and organizations work better together.

The books I’ve published include: Dad’s Who Stay and Fight, The Virtual Missionary, The Cultural Evolution Inside of The Church, The Missionary Special Forces, and  Divine Orchestration: The Story of the Millennial Choirs & Orchestras. 

I’ve volunteered as a religious institute teacher at UCR (University California Riverside) for 4 years, a seminary teacher for high school students for 2 years, and have tried to serve others to the best of my ability in any other capacities I’ve been asked to serve in.

I serve on the Editorial Board for BYU Studies, the Board of Directors of Faith Matters, the Advisory Board for Book of Mormon Central, the Board of Directors for The Millennial Choirs & Orchestras and assist many other faith based groups in their various missions to strengthen faith in God.

I really love life. Like a lot. Even the trials. There are so many things I want to do and there is so little time in the day to do them. I fight the necessity of sleep. Always have and probably always will. I’m relentless when it comes to figuring something out. I cant help it. I don’t like watching TV. I don’t like wasting time.

I’m passionate about my family, my religion, and building businesses. I have great parents and was taught to look for those that are struggling or less fortunate and help them.

I grew up and fell in love with surfing in my teenage years. I played lots of baseball at a high level, but gave it up at the age of 21 during a fork-in-the-road-decision and decided to go on a mission for my church, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Yeah, you probably threw something at me as I rode my bike past you. If you didn’t throw something at me, then you might of at least made fun of my dorky looking helmet. It’s all good. I’m not mad at ya. The thing is, my mission changed my life. I don’t know where I’d be without that experience. I could not have learned in a hundred years what I learned in two years on my mission. I have no way of articulating the things my eyes saw and the experiences I had.

Above all, I love God and my family. I love to write and hope that something I say helps someone have a better day. I just want to do some good in this crazy world. So I write. And hope it makes a difference.

Thanks for reading…

– Greg