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
Episode 140 // January 22, 2020
In this fresh release, Jerry sits down with past client, former CEO of Etsy, and fellow executive coach, Chad Dickerson. In this episode, Chad describes the shift from CTO to…
Episode 136 // November 12, 2020
Joining Jerry on this episode of the Reboot Podcast is Marcus Aurelius Anderson, author of The Gift of Adversity: Overcoming Paralysis and Pain to Find Purpose. While preparing to deploy…
Episode 134 // October 10, 2020
For many founders, the ups and downs of the startup rollercoaster feel like a natural component of the entrepreneurial journey, but what happens when the ride becomes too much and…
Episode 125 // May 29, 2020
Feelings of isolation and loneliness have been well documented amongst today’s leaders. That’s why the simple question “Are you ok?”, asked with genuine concern, can elicit such a profound impact…
Extra 10 // May 21, 2020
The ability to differentiate between transition and change is important for leaders to understand when attempting to lead groups of people through uncertain times. In this short clip, Andy Crissinger,…
Episode 124 // May 15,2020
As leaders, necessity requires that we spend ample time designing for the future and building safety nets for the unknown, but what happens when life throws the unexpected our way…
Episode 105 // May 23, 2019
A self-described planner, Alex Rethore, startup executive and founder of The Brecken Group, a consultancy that supports teams scale by driving revenue and improving operational effectiveness, comes to Jerry bridled…
Episode 104 // May 10, 2019
For all leaders, periods of transitional change usher the impetus for self-inquiry. Whether unforeseen or even expected, transitions provide an opportunity to consider where we are now and where we’d…
Episode 100 // March 7, 2019
For many of us experiencing periods of transition, our tendency might be to push through the unknowing of the “here and now” to focus solely on the “what’s next?” Yet,…