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Five tips to help conquer your mountain
Have you ever climbed a mountain? There's nothing better than standing on top of the world with a 360-degree majestic view. From here, you can see forever, and this is one of the real rewards. Of course, there are many other rewards, including getting physically and mentally stronger from challeng...
Made in Colorado: JVC bats, BuffaLoam, Bungled Jungle creatures
BuffaLoam Compost and Soil Products Michael Duncan is an owner of Diamond Tail Ranch, as well as Duncan Oil and Silver Oak Winery in Napa Valley. The ranch in Glendevey […]
Time to rethink and reset?
Are the exercises you are doing helping or hindering? Sometimes it pays to reset your routine. Earlier this season, I had a patient present to the office with a primary complaint of neck pain. It was a pretty acute problem and had been getting worse. He finally decided he needed to do something ab...
Executive wheels: Kia’s SUV stand out
It started when we picked up the Sorento at the Detroit Airport. We have four suitcases and two golf travel bags (yes, we flew Southwest, three of us, and the bags flew free). They call the Sorento a CUV – Crossover Utility Vehicle – because since its second generation is built on a car platform r...
Four lessons from vacation
Annie had been raising money for two years to go to the India Centre in Sangam. She sold thousands of boxes of Girl Scout cookies and wrapping paper, led outdoor skills day camps as fundraisers and even won a scholarship from the Girl Scouts of Colorado Council. This council-wide trip to Sangam di...
Colorado Companies to Watch 2014
They’re past their infancy, but they’ve still got some growing to do. Consider this year’s 50 Colorado Companies to Watch teen-agers along the business spectrum, energetic second-stagers that have come a long way already and have the potential to go the distance. “Colorado Companies to Watch recog...
More on reskilling America
Our economy is based on people. Humans are the buying entities, the connectors, the decision-makers, and the trade partners that make our economy work. Without humans there can be no economy. So when it comes to automation: A person with a toolbox is more valuable than a person without one. A pers...
Where’s your happy?
If you don’t like your work, the people you work with (or for) or (outside of that) your life or yourself in general, then your career suffers and you bring down the people around you. On the flip side, if you are content and currently bringing joy to your workplace, chances are you’ll lift the pe...
The best advice I ever received came from a former boss
With college and a little bit of grad school behind me, I struck out in 1958 to “seek my fortune,” as they say. I had a degree in physics but […]
Suds ahead: Brewers showcase their best
There’s no shortage of craft breweries or festivals to showcase their countless varieties. And it's no wonder. According to the University of Colorado-Boulder and the Colorado Brewers Guild, Colorado is one of the leading states for the number of breweries, per capita production and economic impac...
Executive edge: Sherry Ray
In the 1970s and 1980s, Sherry Ray ran operational divisions of Fortune 1,000 companies. Through the early-mid 1990s, she was a leading sales professional at now-defunct Pilot Research in Denver, until a chance meeting in a grocery store parking lot, when the self-proclaimed “energizer bunny” was...
A forgotten right the government can’t take away
No matter your particular view of the underlying case, the situation with the Redskins is a good example of the public’s misperception of trademarks, how trademark rights are accrued, and why trademark registrations can carry more benefits in the eyes of the public than those actually conveyed und...
