The Comeback Chronicles: How Legends Reinvent Themselves

2023 has been a year of bold returns, long-overdue revelations, and hard-earned progress. From Bobbi Brown’s triumphant comeback to the unsung heroes behind the internet’s invention, this isn’t just news—it’s a masterclass in resilience, reinvention, and rewriting history.

Bobbi Brown: Proof That Legends Never Retire—They Relaunch

"Makeup Mogul Bobbi Brown Is Back"—and the beauty world is buzzing. After selling her eponymous brand and stepping away from the empire she built, Brown could’ve faded into a life of luxury. Instead, she returned with Jones Road Beauty, a brand that defies trends and champions authenticity.

What’s her secret? Knowing when to walk away—and when to come back stronger. Brown’s story teaches us that success isn’t linear. Sometimes, the biggest power move is starting over—on your own terms.

The Internet’s True Inventors: A History Lesson We Need

"No, Al Gore isn’t one of them!" The real architects of the internet—Vint Cerf, Tim Berners-Lee, Radia Perlman—are finally getting their due. For decades, their breakthroughs were overshadowed by myths and pop culture jokes.

But why does this matter? Because innovation is rarely a solo act. Behind every world-changing idea are unsung collaborators, failed experiments, and relentless problem-solvers. The lesson? Credit where credit’s due—and persistence pays off.

Black Business Now: Three Years After George Floyd

In 2020, corporations made pledges. In 2023, we’re seeing which promises were real. Black entrepreneurs are building generational wealth, securing funding, and refusing to be a trend.

From fintech startups to sustainable fashion brands, Black business owners aren’t just surviving—they’re thriving on their own terms. The takeaway? True change isn’t about performative allyship—it’s about access, opportunity, and dismantling barriers.

Inc.’s Best Workplaces 2023: What Makes a Team Stick?

Forget ping-pong tables and free snacks. The companies on Inc.’s Best Workplaces list are winning because they prioritize people over perks.

Simon Sinek argues for "The Upside of Pessimism"—because realistic teams prepare better.
Alii Webb shares how authenticity grows an audience (and a loyal workforce).
Ryan Holiday simplifies ethics: "If it feels wrong, it probably is."
Bonobos, Harry’s & Away reveal their omni-channel retail playbook—because seamless experiences aren’t accidental.

The secret sauce? Culture isn’t built overnight. It’s a daily choice.

The Big Lesson? Reinvention Is the Only Constant

Whether it’s Bobbi Brown’s second act, the internet’s true pioneers getting recognition, or Black businesses rewriting the rules, 2023 proves one thing: The future belongs to those who adapt.

So, what’s your next move?