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How to tell a brand story through the eyes of your Trailblazer Archetypes

April 15, 2018 By Beverley Glick Leave a Comment

Ever since I became aware of Carl Jung’s theories about the human psyche, I’ve been fascinated by archetypes. The warrior, the priestess, the king, the hero – they are all motifs we instinctively understand and carry within us. An archetype is a universal symbol of a collection of traits – the warrior is brave, strong and honourable; the priestess wise and intuitive. But there are light and … [Read more...] about How to tell a brand story through the eyes of your Trailblazer Archetypes

Filed Under: Trailblazing Creatives Tagged With: Archetypes, Marc Almond, storytelling, Trailblazer Tribe

The day Soft Cell saved me from the dance for perfection

January 4, 2014 By Beverley Glick 8 Comments

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In the fifth extract from my memoir Hit Girl: My Bizarre Double Life in the Pop World of the Eighties, I recall my first meeting with Marc Almond and Dave Ball - otherwise known as Soft Cell - who would play a big part in my unfolding story... I first became aware of Soft Cell in 1981, when I heard their haunting track The Girl With The Patent Leather Face. My alter ego Betty Page and I were … [Read more...] about The day Soft Cell saved me from the dance for perfection

Filed Under: My Personal Stories Tagged With: Betty Page, Hit Girl, Marc Almond, New Romantics, personal stories, Soft Cell, Sounds

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