Where do blushes and brushes transition from hobby to career? Dribbling a soccer ball, journaling, crafting a coffee, and solving puzzles. Many pastimes remain just that. A threshold, or rather a starting point, exists at which a person’s next step becomes intentional. That next step is rarely discussed. It is common to hear, “follow your passion,” but rare to consider what passion requests in return: discipline, structure, and the willingness to learn the parts that don’t come naturally.  Read more

Reinvention is one of life’s quiet constants. It keeps showing up and invites us to grow or imagine something different. The beauty of it lies in our ability to answer that invitation when we’re bold enough to do so, to move forward not because we have to, but because we choose to. ​For Brittany Guzmán Taylor, reinvention has long been a way of moving through the world.  Read more

In the early days of AI, before the headlines and the hype, most people saw it as something far away that only tech insiders needed to care about. Then it quietly slipped into everything. The same thing is happening with quantum technology, except the timeline is moving faster, and the impact will reach farther. This is precisely why CU Denver Business School is opening space for this conversation now.  Read more

The state of human consciousness is continually evolving in an absurd and paradoxical manner. With each generation comes new ambitions, goals, standards, and even tolerance for certain behaviours. The rapid growth of technology aligns with the values of these respective eras, each carving out a new definition of what the term ‘success’ means to the average person.   Read more

Daylight saving time (DST) might be one of the most divisive non-partisan issues Americans face. This weekend, whether you’re switching back to standard or are staying there, you might wonder, “Why?” “Why do we make ourselves an hour late in March but an hour early in November?” Like most time-travel-related conundrums, the answer is complicated.  Daylight saving time runs from the second Sunday in March to the first Sunday in November.  Read more

Think about your last online purchase, a recent job application, or even scrolling through your social media feed. Artificial intelligence (AI) was likely part of that interaction. It curates recommendations, sorts through resumes, and decides what content we see online. As helpful as that sounds, it also raises important questions about fairness, privacy, and ethics.  Read more