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We’re Looking for Partners for UW-Madison’s CS Capstone — Could That Be You?

We’re Looking for Partners for UW-Madison’s CS Capstone — Could That Be You?

by arfield22 | May 26, 2026 | University Classes

One of the things I’m most proud of during my career is creating and running UW-Madison’s Computer Sciences Capstone course (CS 620). Every semester, hundreds of computer science Seniors work in teams of four to six on real software projects for real...
What I Learned at the Global Agility + Innovation Summit: AI, Judgement, and the Future of Leadership

What I Learned at the Global Agility + Innovation Summit: AI, Judgement, and the Future of Leadership

by arfield22 | May 19, 2026 | Conference Appearences

I just returned from the Global Agility + Innovation Summit, a one-day leadership conference in DC hosted by Sanjiv Augustine and his team at LitheSpeed. It was a day packed with sharp thinking, great conversation, and the kind of energy that only happens when a room...
There Is No Right Way to Be Brilliant: A Review of Daily Rituals by Mason Currey

There Is No Right Way to Be Brilliant: A Review of Daily Rituals by Mason Currey

by arfield22 | May 12, 2026 | Habits, Writing

I’ve been slowly making my way through Daily Rituals: How Artists Work by Mason Currey, and I keep returning to the same thought over and over again, “Well, if they can do it that way, then anyone can”. The book profiles 161 creative minds. From...
When You Combine What You Love, Something Remarkable Happens

When You Combine What You Love, Something Remarkable Happens

by arfield22 | May 5, 2026 | Intentional Living

This past weekend, 580 people in Milwaukee did something that seems almost too simple to be true: they played board games for a weekend and raised over $46,000 for cancer care at Aurora Healthcare. That’s it. They showed up, did something they love to do, and...

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