Blogs By Tim Girvin

H E L L O,

And thanks for checking-out our blog history,
which goes back to our first post, 2007.
 
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We’ll come back to you soon with more explorations.

What’s Your Story?

I'd met Trish May, the foundress of Athena, several years ago -- perhaps closer to a half decade now, considering our history in partnering on her business launch. She was a Microsoft executive with some serious international business strategy and marketing exposure...

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Nomenclature | Acceleration and Incubation

I'm always looking back. But never staring. All ways looking. In all ways -- exploring. Looking deeper. And in way, that's something to the way the we work, we think. Look deep. Go further. Be in: their there. Where they are. What that means is doing brand work that...

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Designing in an authentic world

There is a mythic dimension in the character of storytelling; it's an ancient tradition -- it reaches to deep archetypes and cyclical patterns that show themselves repeating ways in which messages can be understood and shared -- and how they can be embraced. But it's...

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The Human Brand

While it might seem profoundly obvious, the brand is inherently human -- it's about people, connecting to other people. People create brands -- the notion of a brand DNA is nothing but an explication of the concept of the precisely personal character of the human...

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Apple As Luxury Brand

"Apple Store - Downtown New York" by JeremyMP is licensed under CC BY-NC 2.0 . I first met Steve Jobs in the 80s. Actually, it was at Stanford. He was there, speaking. And I was there, listening. Afterwards, I went up to introduce myself. And we went from there. I...

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what way, found, what path, known?

I've been drawing -- painting -- things like this for some time. And, well, they're flat. There are two dimensions. The black, the white. And the space, between. And then, too, there are translations of the energetic content of the brushstroke and the drawing, that...

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