Comments for Tim Girvin : Entries http://tim.girvin.com/Entries Personal observations by Tim Girvin Fri, 16 Mar 2012 15:12:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on APPRECIATIVE LISTENING: watchful feelingness by Go slow, go sure | Tim Girvin : Entries http://tim.girvin.com/Entries/?p=1620#comment-152197 Go slow, go sure | Tim Girvin : Entries Fri, 16 Mar 2012 15:12:05 +0000 http://tim.girvin.com/Entries/?p=1620#comment-152197 [...] Pay close attention to the movement, by: market landscape changes as you move. And the strategy should be a feeling watchfulness. [...] [...] Pay close attention to the movement, by: market landscape changes as you move. And the strategy should be a feeling watchfulness. [...]

]]> Comment on THE LONG WALK | THE PROCESSION | GALLERY IV by THE LONG ROAD | Tim Girvin : Entries http://tim.girvin.com/Entries/?p=1524#comment-152128 THE LONG ROAD | Tim Girvin : Entries Wed, 14 Dec 2011 18:32:17 +0000 http://tim.girvin.com/Entries/?p=1524#comment-152128 [...] running — now, 35 years in the sprint of that long road, it’s still right there — the perspective of the distant longitude, the sequencing of the stride: fail big, risk, leap, roll and bolt hard onwards. Speaking to some [...] [...] running — now, 35 years in the sprint of that long road, it’s still right there — the perspective of the distant longitude, the sequencing of the stride: fail big, risk, leap, roll and bolt hard onwards. Speaking to some [...]

]]> Comment on I go back | Matthew Girvin by Tuvshin http://tim.girvin.com/Entries/?p=710#comment-151896 Tuvshin Tue, 21 Jun 2011 08:10:11 +0000 http://tim.girvin.com/Entries/?p=710#comment-151896 It was today that I happened to come across a person with a similar last name that I remembered my beloved colleague. It is not that I've forgotten him though. So, I googled your brother's name to see what I will find and came across your diary. It was a tragic, tragic loss.... too sudden and large to apprehend... I was a colleague of him, but at UNDP Mongolia. He had such a heart for people, he radiated somewhat shy, boyish and very warm smile wherever he went around. Never ever have I heard him raise his voice or snap at people... Calm, confident and happy chap was he. Be proud of your brother Matthew. Everyone who worked with him, who was approached by him liked him immensely. I miss him as a colleague, brother. Best regards, Tuvshin It was today that I happened to come across a person with a similar last name that I remembered my beloved colleague. It is not that I’ve forgotten him though. So, I googled your brother’s name to see what I will find and came across your diary. It was a tragic, tragic loss…. too sudden and large to apprehend…

I was a colleague of him, but at UNDP Mongolia.
He had such a heart for people, he radiated somewhat shy, boyish and very warm smile wherever he went around. Never ever have I heard him raise his voice or snap at people… Calm, confident and happy chap was he.

Be proud of your brother Matthew. Everyone who worked with him, who was approached by him liked him immensely. I miss him as a colleague, brother.
Best regards,
Tuvshin

]]> Comment on THE RED DOOR by Amy Anderson http://tim.girvin.com/Entries/?p=1326#comment-151854 Amy Anderson Mon, 23 May 2011 23:53:56 +0000 http://tim.girvin.com/Entries/?p=1326#comment-151854 I was taken with the red paint on the houses in Sweden too. Great post! I was taken with the red paint on the houses in Sweden too. Great post!

]]> Comment on Flow | The Tides, the River, the Sea, the Stairs by THE MEASUREMENT OF FLOW | Tim Girvin : Entries http://tim.girvin.com/Entries/?p=1070#comment-151837 THE MEASUREMENT OF FLOW | Tim Girvin : Entries Mon, 16 May 2011 18:30:09 +0000 http://tim.girvin.com/Entries/?p=1070#comment-151837 [...] I corresponded with Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, the scholar and author of “Flow.” His studies of the concept of flow and the optimal [...] [...] I corresponded with Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, the scholar and author of “Flow.” His studies of the concept of flow and the optimal [...]

]]> Comment on SCRIBBLE BOOK | THE JOURNAL AS MAGIC MARKINGS by Anthony Back http://tim.girvin.com/Entries/?p=1170#comment-151748 Anthony Back Mon, 07 Mar 2011 17:00:18 +0000 http://tim.girvin.com/Entries/?p=1170#comment-151748 Tim, beautiful stuff, thanks for the reminder to look here on your tweet! Tony Tim, beautiful stuff, thanks for the reminder to look here on your tweet! Tony

]]> Comment on The tattoo by Laura Halliday http://tim.girvin.com/Entries/?p=237#comment-147094 Laura Halliday Tue, 09 Nov 2010 17:08:55 +0000 http://tim.girvin.com/Entries/?p=237#comment-147094 Brad, Not much of tattoo fan...but this is a beautiful idea and even a more beautiful tattoo! Laura Brad,
Not much of tattoo fan…but this is a beautiful idea and even a more beautiful tattoo!
Laura

]]> Comment on The tattoo by Sharon Dodge http://tim.girvin.com/Entries/?p=237#comment-147084 Sharon Dodge Tue, 09 Nov 2010 11:39:36 +0000 http://tim.girvin.com/Entries/?p=237#comment-147084 "Made" the personal so gentle. “Made” the personal so gentle.

]]> Comment on The tattoo by Sharon Dodge http://tim.girvin.com/Entries/?p=237#comment-147083 Sharon Dodge Tue, 09 Nov 2010 11:36:30 +0000 http://tim.girvin.com/Entries/?p=237#comment-147083 I love this. Thanks for sharing it. You have me the personal so accessible, and so gentle, Tim I love this. Thanks for sharing it. You have me the personal so accessible, and so gentle, Tim

]]> Comment on Scent and the making of smoke… by Fire and Smoke as Design Elements | the conception of the ultimate transformation | GIRVIN | Strategic Branding Blog http://tim.girvin.com/Entries/?p=348#comment-137742 Fire and Smoke as Design Elements | the conception of the ultimate transformation | GIRVIN | Strategic Branding Blog Mon, 23 Aug 2010 23:52:19 +0000 http://tim.girvin.com/Entries/?p=348#comment-137742 [...] nothing new, really, I’ve been writing about smoke for a long time.  Bhutan, China, Tibet, fragrance, incense, birch, anything.  Anything that burns and scents. [...] [...] nothing new, really, I’ve been writing about smoke for a long time.  Bhutan, China, Tibet, fragrance, incense, birch, anything.  Anything that burns and scents. [...]

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