Author Archives: Benj Miller
Benj Miller
Founder
It is no secret that health and fitness is a big part of our culture here at eyespeak. A big piece of that is working out. A lot of us work out as a team and enjoy pushing and encouraging … Continue reading
The last three years we’ve been honored by the Atlanta Business Chronicle (ABC) as “Healthiest Employers” and “Best Places to Work.” Of any award we could possibly win, those would be the ones that I personally would want to win. … Continue reading
In college I was a gamer. My quad was known all over the country as an untouchable crew on Quake II. We loved gaming. We ruled the Bond game when it came out, stayed up all night to get Quake … Continue reading
So JT has backed Myspace (yes, we’re now not capitalizing the ‘s’) and is bringing it back. As with everything Justin, the teaser is dang sexy. The question is can a brand with that much baggage make a come back? It is … Continue reading
Once a month I sit around a large table in a group as the youngest member of a group of CEOs. I’ve noticed a trend lately… they are in desperate need for you to step up. To gain an overwhelming passion for … Continue reading
We all have desires that don’t seem very “good.” They are selfish, possibly unhealthy or destructive. Some of us have desires that the world would deem positive, but our social, moral or religious beliefs tell us to bury those because they … Continue reading
A big part of a brand promise is meeting expectations that you’ve communicated or sold. Great brands do everything in their power to consistently exceed expectations. Meeting and exceeding expectations are important to understand and aggressively work for, however there is an underlying danger … Continue reading
The other day my mentor was talking about acting with urgency. He used the following definition; urgency is the conviction we are surrounded by danger and opportunity and must take effective action. We tend get caught in the little daily tasks … Continue reading
Some people are born to be artists, Jen Odom for example. An artist can grow their skills, their diversification of media, the emotional level of their work, but I think you are born with it or not. I’m not. I … Continue reading
I have a fascination with tattoos. It is my medium of art. Wanna see my tattoos? I don’t have any. For one, it is way too committal for my attention span and secondly, I fear I would become addicted to getting them. So one … Continue reading
