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Dec 3, 2014 Still Standing Still Years ago, I wrote that founding, running, and working in a startup can often feel as if you’re often feel as if you’re standing still while your hair’s on fire.… Jerry Colonna written by Jerry Colonna Read More
Sep 18, 2014 Finding Yourself in Unaccustomed Earth Human nature will not flourish, any more than a potato, if it be planted and replanted, for too long a series of generations, in the same worn-out soil. My children… Jerry Colonna written by Jerry Colonna Read More
Jul 29, 2014 Being Fierce I’m amazed at how much fear is a part of my life.  Even more startling is how clearly I see that grip when the fear loosens its hold and I’m… Jerry Colonna written by Jerry Colonna Read More
Jul 22, 2014 Disappearing Into the Fire His anxiety was high. So high, in fact, that—at first—he wasn’t even aware of it. But I could hear it in his voice, feel it in my chest, as he… Jerry Colonna written by Jerry Colonna Read More
May 18, 2014 Up and to the Right I have a chai; he has a cappuccino. We sit outside, at the metal mesh patio tables, as the coffee house is about to close. “I can’t decide the path:… Jerry Colonna written by Jerry Colonna Read More
Nov 13, 2011 Connect. Think. Lead. Adapted from the forward I wrote to a friend’s new book… Connect. Think. Do. I’d first gotten the call, an inquiry call for coaching, two weeks previous. In a follow-up… Jerry Colonna written by Jerry Colonna Read More

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