The Reboot podcast showcases the heart and soul, the wins and losses, the ups and downs of startup leadership. On the show, Entrepreneurs, CEO’s, and Startup Leaders discuss with Jerry Colonna the emotional and psychological challenges they face daily as leaders.
Episode 59 // April 20,2017
Al Doan led his family’s fledgling small town quilting shop to a leading online retailer with over 450 employees in just a few short years. To the outside world, this…
Episode 57 // March 23, 2017
For Bijan Sabet – an investor, US citizen by birth and descendant of a Korean mother and Iranian father – the January 27th Trump administration issue of an executive order…
Episode 55 // February 16, 2017
Every leader wants to feel wise. To have a quality of attention that is characterized by fearlessness. To feel grounded in a powerful, ethical way where they have moral sensitivity…
Episode 54 // February 3, 2017
Every entrepreneur hears the call of an inner voice. We may call it drive, intuition, or our guiding voice. Regardless of name it pushes us forward. This voice can be…
Episode 53 // January 19, 2017
Almost all successful entrepreneurs will fail – if not fail, fail, fail, and fail again – on their path to success. Every human being made choices in their lives which…
Episode 52 // December 20, 2016
The Reboot podcast was started because we believed that there needed to be an authentic, real conversation about the emotional journey of entrepreneurship. One that included its valleys and not…
Extra 4 // November 22nd, 2016
360 reviews are a tool that can help leaders make course corrections, supporting both individual growth and the growth of the company. They are an opportunity to hear specifically through…
Episode 49 // October 10, 2016
Startups are founded with outcome in mind– creating needed change in the world, a successful exit, or most commonly, both. Holding our desired outcomes, or endings, build the drive for…
Episode 48 // September 22, 2016
What makes an entrepreneur an entrepreneur? Sarah Weiler followed her passion to bring creativity and playfulness into the workplace by founding The Power of Uke eight months ago. The business is growing, but Sarah remains reluctant to identify as an entrepreneur. In this conversation she and Jerry talk about what is holding her back from doing so, and how she can take her seat as an entrepreneur.