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 72 // November 30, 2017
Matt Tara is the CEO of an e-commerce fashion company that failed but is still very much alive in his head. As a former venture capitalist in private equity, Matt…
Episode 50 // November 7, 2016
Virginia Bauman and Iris Bainum-Houle have experienced great success- Virginia as an entrepreneur and founder, Iris as a designer for film and entertainment- and both have also experienced great feelings…
Episode 43 // June 23, 2016
There is real suffering out there and that suffering that is causing violence. What are some of the causes of the suffering and how might we address those? It’s a…
Episode 40 // May 12, 2016
There’s something calming about finding a target for our blame. It’s like in this moment of being lost in a rough sea of chaos and uncertainty, a person to assign…
Episode 39 // April 13, 2016
Mary Lemmer is a life-long entrepreneur, adventurer, author and food and fitness geek. We originally met Mary as an admiring listener of our podcast, and as we often do when…
Episode 36 // March 25, 2016
Time and time again, I get the pleasure of seeing skeptical but open Reboot Bootcampers enter the Colorado wilderness with instructions from Jim looking for a conversation – and time…
Episode 35 // March 17, 2016
Life happens. It’s full of moments, good and bad, we never thought would happen to us. The magic and opportunity lie in what you do with those moments. Everything is…
Episode 34 // March 3, 2016
“Work is difficulty and drama, a high-stakes game in which our identity, our self-esteem, and our ability to provide are mixed inside us in a volatile, sometimes explosive ways.” from…
Episode 30 // January 7, 2015
There’s a saying: Behind every great man is a great woman. I would add: behind every great entrepreneur is a great friend. The entrepreneurial path simply can’t be traveled alone. …