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Do the Arts inspire innovation in business?

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Greg Phelps replied to Pat Coyle's discussion 'Do the Arts inspire innovation in business?'
Well said Curt - I agree. Innovation in business and the creativity of art are parallel. Both are willing to discard popular thinking and expand our horizons.
November 2
2 blog posts by Greg Phelps were featured
September 28
Greg Phelps commented on Greg Phelps's blog post 'Protesting a school'
Yes I've seen them at the JCC. We are members. - they came, did their thing, and now they're gone. I didn't name them in the blog because I didn't want to be that specific. Didn't want to reward them...if you know what I mean.
September 27
Joe Shoemaker commented on Greg Phelps's blog post 'Protesting a school'
This group is from the Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, Kansas. They were also picketing in front of the JCC with signs that said "God Hates Jews." They're typically seen carrying "God Hates Fags" and "God Hates America" signs, apparently attempti…
September 27
Greg Phelps added a blog post
About 6 years ago I was raking leaves in the fall when a pack of boys Carly’s age came walking down the street tossing a football. I heard my mom’s voice, “Please play touch. No one needs to get hurt.” The truth is any time a group of boys get toget…
September 26
Greg Phelps added a blog post
Call me judgmental, but nothing says “white trash movers” like the bed of a pick up truck piled to the sky with family items. I’m not talking about moving a TV or a washer and dryer. You know the look, a mountain of possessions piled high like a bad…
September 25
Greg Phelps commented on Greg Phelps's blog post 'Protesting a school'
yes
September 24
Greg Phelps commented on Greg Phelps's blog post 'Protesting a school'
Thank you!
September 24

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How did you hear about Smaller Indiana?
Other
What is your greatest strength?
Drive, integrity, and compassion
What are you working on?
I’m developing a new marketing campaign for TriDigital Solutions 2009.
I’m helping musician Max Allen expand his web presence and grow his fan base. – To hear some great music log on to www.maxallenmusic.com
I am developing a corporate sponsorship program for The Jordan Academy of Dance at Butler University. Seeing young people fulfill their dreams is beautiful.
How big is your business?
small company
What is your Job Title
Owner
What is your Company Website?
http://www.tridigitalsolutions.net
What is your Personal Website?
http://tridigital-solutions.blogspot.com/
What is your alma mater?
Ball State University
Why join Smaller Indiana? What are you hoping to experience here ?
I’m looking to meet business people who need a trustworthy, reliable vendor/partner to provide them with CD & DVD manufacturing and packaging. Our clients are fortune 500 companies, small companies production companies, agencies, and educational institutions. The contents of the disc could be marketing, internal communication, educational, product instructions…etc
I’m here to help others with their business challenges too.
I'd like to be a member of a business community where people help each other to achieve success.

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The Boys of Fall

About 6 years ago I was raking leaves in the fall when a pack of boys Carly’s age came walking down the street tossing a football. I heard my mom’s voice, “Please play touch. No one needs to get hurt.” The truth is any time a group of boys get together someone may get hurt. It has nothing to do with sports. If there are five boys in a room full of feathers one of them could end up with a quill sticking out of his eye. We played touch if the game was up near the house where parents could see. We… Continue

Posted on September 26, 2009 at 11:12pm —

Greg Phelps

Movers & Shakers

Call me judgmental, but nothing says “white trash movers” like the bed of a pick up truck piled to the sky with family items. I’m not talking about moving a TV or a washer and dryer. You know the look, a mountain of possessions piled high like a bad game of Jenga and held in place with 900 feet of rope effectively cocooning the items in place until they hit a big bump. They always have one or two chairs precariously balanced on the side defying gravity with other possessions nested in the seat.… Continue

Posted on September 25, 2009 at 12:40am —

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Protesting a school

This week Carly’s high school is being picked by the members of a church because of a play they are staging. I’ll let you digest that one for a minute…a school of kids…will be picketed …by adults from a “faith” based organization.
I’m all about faith. I should get that out in the open right now. I believe in the golden rule. I teach my kids to live with love and treat people they way they wish to be treated. Ask and ye shall receive – we live it, practice it, believe it.
This group has a bee in… Continue

Posted on September 23, 2009 at 8:36am — 8 Comments

Greg Phelps

Sometimes Dads Cry

I was at an Indiana Pacer Game with a friend back in the nineties. They asked everyone to rise for the National Anthem. A young kid with leg braces and crutches shuffled out onto the court to sing. He had the confidence of a pro. He belted out that song with such emotion and power that it made me cry. Women are great with crying. If a Hallmark ad hit’s them the right way – BAM – tears. I can count on one hand the number of times tears came to my eyes in the last decade and still have fingers to… Continue

Posted on September 20, 2009 at 6:45am —

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The Arts in Indy?

There is a new push to give world class ballet a home in Indianapolis. That’s a tough sell in a sports minded city. My friends and I simply weren’t raised to think of ballet as anything more than a program to skip over when searching for a good basketball game on TV. It’s something little girls want to do when they are six, right? The truth is…it’s cool, and that’s coming from a guy who played competitive football, basketball, baseball, and swimming. Growing up, ballet to me was something I coul… Continue

Posted on April 23, 2009 at 12:24pm — 2 Comments

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At 3:53pm on January 8, 2009, Dave Gibbs said…
Thanks again for the info!
At 11:11am on January 7, 2009, Dave Gibbs said…
Ta - thanks!
At 11:07am on January 7, 2009, Dave Gibbs said…
Thanks - the 10th Street will be fine.
At 10:07am on January 7, 2009, Dave Gibbs said…
Welcome Greg!

Can you send me info on your CD production?
At 9:45am on January 6, 2009, Tony Eijkelenboom said…
Hi Greg. Thanks for adding me as a friend. I think I need to talk to you..lol. I own a small recording studio with a few clients that keep me busy part time.
I make cd's but don't think at the level and volume you need.
Hope to talk soon,
At 1:33pm on January 2, 2009, Rodger D. Johnson said…
Thanks Greg,

That sounds like a fascinating tool. It's something I could probably use in the future. I try to keep all my business contacts in Linkedin because it's easy to download and update my gmail contacts. Could we connect there too?

Yes, I would like more information for my files.
At 4:50pm on December 30, 2008, Darrell Day said…
Thanks, Greg, for requesting me as a friend. I hope to be at the Smaller Indiana meeting on Jan. 20th. Perhaps you'll be there and we can say "hello". I am a composer, pianist, and conductor here in town. I'd always like more work. Indianapolis is a small market when it comes to things like that. I look forward to hearing more about what you do. Darrell
At 12:25am on December 28, 2008, Rodger D. Johnson said…
Hi Greg. Thanks for "friending" me. Looks like you're busy. Tell me more about that branding tool you mention in your profile.
 
 

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