Addressing systemic inequities is so incredibly hard. You’re essentially fighting the status quo, and the status quo will reassert itself at every turn. Whenever you’re pushing for change to such ingrained problems, you can of course expect a certain amount of overt resistance, but the more challenging part can be the passive resistance. When people have the status quo on their side, doing nothing is actually a very effective method of killing the change. So how do you combat that?

Our friend Hunter Railey is a passionate and accomplished advocate for small business and retirement readiness. Today, we’re talking with Hunter about his experience so far bringing Colorado’s pioneering state-run savings plan from the idea stage to implementation.