Michelle Bregozzo // Posts published by Michelle Bregozzo
12-year-old makeup blogger and cancer patient serves as inspiration
Over the past week especially, 12 year old makeup blogger, Talia Joy Castellano, has been a topic of conversation. Sure, makeup bloggers are a dime a dozen, but Talia is a little different. That’s because she has cancer, and as a result, no hair. However, she has a real gift for applying makeup, and she shares...
Iconosphere 2012: Ideas, Insights, Inspiration
From Monday through Wednesday I had the opportunity to attend Iconosphere in Miami Beach, FL. Iconosphere is a yearly conference hosted by Iconoculture, a company that specializes in identifying behaviors, trends, and values to deliver consumer insights and strategic advice to companies all across the globe. Iconosphere is all about “creating a bold vision of...
5 Lessons to Learn from Caine’s Arcade
If you haven’t seen “Caine’s Arcade” yet, take 10 minutes and watch it. I promise you won’t regret it. Caine’s Arcade from Nirvan Mullick on Vimeo. Caine designed and built his own fully functioning arcade out of cardboard. His creativity and ability to make something out of nothing is admirable, not only because he is 9, but...
My Favorite Viral Video of the Moment
You may have already seen one of the latest YouTube viral phenomenons, but in case you haven’t, here you go: It’s called “Sh*t Girls Say,” and features a guy dressed up like a girl and acting out all the funny and sometimes ridiculous things that most females say and do. It started from a Twitter feed calling out...
Site Review: Pinterest
In case you didn’t know, I am addicted to Facebook. I can’t wait for people to post new news, and I don’t miss a thing. But, there’s only so much that gets shared throughout the day. So, I’ve had to expand my entertainment sources and thankfully a friend shared a great new site with me. It’s...
Rebecca Black is Back!
You heard me right. Love it or love to hate it, unless you’ve been living under a rock buried deep deep in the earth, you have no doubt heard of Rebecca Black and her hugely (un)popular viral track, “Friday.” Her song was so famous in fact, that the cast of Glee performed it in their prom episode,...
Old Tech is New Tech for Millennials
I’ve always know that fashion goes through waves and trends come in and out of style, but I never knew the same was true with technology. If you think about what technology means, by nature it’s about creation, advancement, improvement. It’s about bigger (or smaller), better, faster. But lately, it seems that more and more “retro”...
Chick-fil-A Leadercast 2011: Voices of Change
How can you become a better leader and inspire change? That was the premise of the Chick-fil-A Leadercast simulcast I attended on Friday. The speaker lineup included people like John Maxwell (author and leadership expert), Seth Godin (marketing expert), Suzy Welch (journalist and author), Erin Gruwell (the teacher of “Freedom Fighters” fame), Sir Ken Robinson (author...
Confessions of a Single Millennial
Am I the last single girl in the world? Ok, so maybe that’s a bit dramatic, but “the last single girl in my group of friends” doesn’t quite flow as well. Lately I’ve been reading a lot about Millennials since we are a pretty hot topic, and there is one statistic that kept coming up that I...
Book Review: “Purple Cow” and Being Remarkable
During some downtime on a recent trip to Mexico I read Purple Cow by Seth Godin. The book isn’t brand new but the overall concept is timeless. If you haven’t heard about this book before, you may be thinking, “what the heck is a purple cow and why should I care?” According to Seth, a purple cow...
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