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Inside The Art-Filled Home/Studio This Textile Designer Has Rented For 48 years
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What is a brand?
Firstly, here is what it is not…
: A logo
: A product
: A fancy office
The best definition I ever heard is this…
A brand is the most valuable piece of real estate in the world: a corner of someone’s mind.
In reality, a brand only ever exists in the minds of customers.
And there’s a further nuance.
A brand’s value isn’t determined solely by ... See more
Firstly, here is what it is not…
: A logo
: A product
: A fancy office
The best definition I ever heard is this…
A brand is the most valuable piece of real estate in the world: a corner of someone’s mind.
In reality, a brand only ever exists in the minds of customers.
And there’s a further nuance.
A brand’s value isn’t determined solely by ... See more
How I feel lately when someone asks ‘How are you’?
Fierce insistence on the felicitous expression of nature in human nature, with our capacity for music and mathematics, for art and hope.
taste and
An entire metric of thought which is both impactful but also ignored
Taste – or lack of it – is the silent metric that permeates absolutely everything we create, and which has a far bigger bearing on success or failure than we’d care to admit.
The ability to intuitively discern the intrinsic harmony within something.
nature is intrinsically harmonious
how can you cultivate taste?
elevate your cultural diet so you can elevate your taste —> genre crossing ability.
View appreciation as a general skill
by learning to appreciate we learn to discern. by discerning we learn to decide. by deciding we learn to strategise.
conduits for human connection across difference.
WePresent | Cosmically Speaking: An essay by Holly Murchison
learning, an inevitable byproduct of the process of growing up, takes us not closer to but further away from our creative source.
Maria Popova • Beethoven’s Advice on Being an Artist: His Touching Letter to a Little Girl Who Sent Him Fan Mail
Books – Futures Library at Media Evolution
docs.google.comThe year I generated the most wealth for myself was actually the year I worked the least hard and cared the least about the future. I was mostly doing things for the sheer fun of it. I was basically telling people, "I'm retired, I'm not working." Then, I had the time for whatever was my highest valued project in front of me. By doing things for the... See more