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The speakers have been phenomenal. Even being able to interact with the speakers during dinner and get more insights beyond what they presented has been so valuable. But, the other piece I've found incredibly valuable is making all the connections.

The spirit of optimism, the spirit of innovation is alive and well. It was refreshing to see, and quite honestly gives you quite a bit of motivation to go back. This course really brought in the experts, had good discussions, real world examples... so I really appreciated that.

Singularity is exponential, but it's exponential for so many different reasons. I have found it to be exponential not only for the learning that I have done in terms of different mindsets, I've actually thought it's exponential in terms of what I can take back to my organization and start to frame up how other people will actually start to change their mindset into this thinking as well.

My biggest takeway from today was always ask myself: Am I thinking big enough? What I think of Singularity is that there's not enough people in the world thinking this way. I just wonder how can I help people all around the world, and personally in Colombia and Latin America, to grab these thoughts and really amplify them.

The world needs impact accelerators, and what I saw in Singularity University was an opportunity to take that leap frog into the future. I was looking for something that would refresh my appetite to keep learning, make a difference, and lead teams in a different way. What I found in Singularity University was not only a great cohort of amazing experience from all over the world, but also an inspiring change of mindset.