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As part of our mission to create 10,000 jobs around the world, we’re very intentional about the additional resources we offer our incredible workforce. One of those resources is our Guest Speaker Series, where our Bloom team members can learn from inspiring speakers in an intimate setting.
Our latest guest speaker to visit us and whose stories and advice left an impact on our global team was Jeremy Andrus, CEO of Traeger, a popular manufacturer of wood pellet grills for outdoor cooking.
Jeremy began by sharing with us his own story, and it is one of working hard to balance family, personal, spiritual, and professional priorities. He talked about his deep love for the intersection of bringing people together and elevating their lives, especially through the use of technology to disrupt how things have been getting done for a long time. Jeremy said that since he was young he’s always wanted to work hard, gain self mastery, and be an entrepreneur, but that it took him a while to find his path. He talked about how his hard work early on resulted in a lot of personal frustration, but then he learned an important truth for himself: frustration can be replaced with a healthy love of adversity. Jeremy added to this thought by quoting an ancient proverb that says “the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago and the second best time is today.”
Jeremy then went on to say that when he was building a previous company, Skullcandy, his life was unbalanced. During that time he read an impactful book by a mentor of his, Clayton Christensen, a highly respected Harvard business professor. The book talked about how to measure success in life, and Jeremy learned that you have to prioritize what matters most in life and that you can’t do everything all at once. Jeremy then spent time sharing with us the four main lessons that he’s learned over the years:
Saying no to certain things allows you to focus on the most important things in life.
We are so grateful for our time with Jeremy Andrus, for these profound words of advice that he shared with our team, and for teaching us the importance of prioritizing the most important things in life. Thank you, Jeremy!
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