The Reboot Podcast with Jerry Colonna, Team Reboot and Startup Leaders
The most in-depth startup podcast you’ll ever listen to.
The Reboot Podcast with Jerry Colonna, Team Reboot and Startup Leaders
Extra 19 // December 22, 2022
Centering is a practice that brings us into present-moment awareness. Tuning into our breath and the sensations in our body opens up choice, clarity, and an enhanced ability to meet…
Extra 18 // December 6, 2022
What fuels your relationship with work? When you’re not working, what comes up for you? The compulsion to work can arise from various fears and drivers. Whether we are driven…
Extra 17 // November 23, 2022
Whether we decide to leave our job, make a career move, or unexpectedly find ourselves without a job, the space between secure positions elicits a lot of things–unprocessed fresh feelings,…
Extras 16 // November 10, 2022
Science tells us that the best time to meditate is often when it’s not easy. Bringing mindfulness and perhaps even a pocket meditation for recentering to the situations when you…
Extras 15 // October 24, 2022
Chronic illness and chronic pain are topics that can bring up a big mix of interconnected feelings — uncertainty, burnout, anger, and even despair. They also challenge our perfectionism, make…
Episode 161 // October 11, 2022
In this podcast conversation, Jerry talks with Ian Sanders, author of 365 Ways to Have a Good Day, who found himself at the edge of rediscovery at the beginning of…
Extra 14 // September 27, 2022
Sally Helgesen is a women’s leadership expert who has written many books over the past few decades on women and leadership (How Women Rise, The Female Advantage, The Web of…
Episode 160 // August 13, 2022
What can we learn from regret? Regret gives us chance to see things from both sides. The experience we lived through, and the retrospective. Pausing to reflect on what was…
Episode 159 // July 12, 2022
When faced with uncertain times and unavoidable challenges, how we show up matters. For some of us, a healthy reaction might be to withdraw and tend to the tender parts…