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Travel Tuesday | Ferris Bueller’s Day Off 40th Anniversary By Barbara Rozgonyi | barbararozgonyi.com If you haven’t stopped and looked around yet today, this post is for you, especially if you’re a leader, executive, or expert doing remarkable work and not getting the recognition it deserves. The answer usually isn’t more content. It’s more observation.
“Enthusiasm for life is the secret of all beauty and fashion. There is no beauty without enthusiasm.” — Christian Dior Travel Tuesday takes us to the SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film in Atlanta for the headlining exhibition, Dior: Crafting Fashion. Nearly eighty years after Christian Dior changed fashion forever, the House of Dior
During a weekend globally famous for speed, noise, and spectacle, Bruce and I did something entirely unexpected. We bypassed Carb Day on Friday. And, we skipped the Indy 500 parade on Saturday. Instead, we spent two afternoons wrapped in the quiet, immersive world of Newfields, home to the Indianapolis Museum of Art and the historic
Is Your Brand AI-Proof? How do ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Gemini see you? You’ve put in the years, built the expertise, and delivered the results. But today, executive presence isn’t just about who knows you in real life. AI engines now influence who gets seen, cited, and trusted first. It’s incredibly frustrating to have top-tier expertise
For three days in London, I kept returning to the same room at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Not for a famous painting. Not for a royal artifact. For a carpet. Travel Tuesday takes us to see the Ardabil Carpet, which is a masterpiece of Islamic art and one of the largest, oldest, and most
If you’ve ever done something your whole career without calling it what it is, this one’s for you. Chicago has a way of doing this to me. I go back for one reason, and the city surprises me with another. In April, I was in town for Brandsmart. While I was packing, I pinned a
Some journeys begin the moment the plane lands. Others begin the moment you walk through the right door. On our very first morning in London, zero sleep, full jet lag, running entirely on wonder, we made a beeline for Keats House in Hampstead. It was the first week of March, spring was bursting into bloom,
By Barbara Rozgonyi | April 2026 | Storytelling – Photography · Travel · Brighter Presence I’ll be honest: I was on the fence about driving 350 miles round-trip to go on a photo walk. A whole trip for an event that ran two evenings and one morning? Was it worth it? Short answer: yes, and then
Last week, Hungary made history with its parliamentary election. Voter turnout hit a record-breaking 74.23%, signaling the dawn of a new era. As a second-generation American with deep roots in Hungarian soil, I found that news hit closer to home than I expected; my heritage is an indelible part of the stories I carry every
Have you ever stood somewhere and felt history run through your veins? Today is the last day of Women’s History Month, and I’m sharing something I’ve never said publicly before. Thanks to a family genealogist, I can trace the Stuart-Cory line directly back to Mary Queen of Scots. Millions of people worldwide are likely descendants through
Visibility. Influence. Presence.