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 96 // January 10, 2019
As we near our 100th episode, the podcast continues to produce wonderful conversations on a wide array of topics, feelings, and insights on entrepreneurship—and being human at work. Here’s one…
Episode 95 // December 4, 2018
On this episode of the Reboot Podcast, we welcome Joe Wilding, the co-founder and CTO of Boom Supersonic, a Colorado-based company focused on reviving supersonic air travel. Joe, an avid…
Episode 94 // November 8, 2018
For leaders in the modern world, dodging the constant bombardment of projected successes that others display across various media outlets can be exhausting. Comparing ourselves to others can lead to…
Episode 93 // October 25, 2018
Although the challenges women leaders face today have been well documented and highly publicized and most of us recognize that women are often forced to tackle unique and disproportionate challenges…
Episode 92 // October 5, 2018
Exploring one’s shadow is no easy undertaking. The idea of getting to know what Jung referred to as, “That which I do not wish to be” is rarely considered an…
Episode 91 // September 20, 2018
Have you ever asked yourself the question: I wonder if we’d be better off with someone else in my role? In this podcast, a listener, Kent Cavender-Bares from Rowbot comes…
Episode 90 // September 6, 2018
As many leaders can attest, the harshest critics we face often come from within. Even when we feel confident in our work and our abilities, it’s not unusual for thoughts…
Episode 89 // August 16, 2018
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 88 // August 2, 2018
Khe Hy spent 14 years in Financial Services and was successful by all signs, but his work and life felt ‘meh.’ Something felt disconnected from him as he suited up…