Memorable Quotes:
“I would come back home unhappy with the values at work and it got to a point where I was taking out the frustration of the job on my son.” – Adeesh Agarwal
“I want to have work that doesn’t suck the life out of my soul.” – Jerry Colonna
“And you’re 40. And that’s this magical tough time where the sense of who we are and how we manifest it in work starts to become really cooked.” – Jerry Colonna
“What if this twisty, windy road that you’ve found yourself on is in fact what it’s supposed to be? What if this is your path right now?” – Jerry Colonna
“Who am I? What am I good at?” – Adeesh Agarwal
“How does one look inside to discover who I truly am? It’s not by doing an assessment test of your strengths and weaknesses.” – Jerry Colonna
“What does it mean to be a good man? What does it mean to be a good son? What does it mean to be a good husband? What does it mean to be a good father?” – Jerry Colonna
“What I think you’re asking for is stability and flexibility. What you’re asking for is freedom from worry.” – Jerry Colonna
“There’s almost a rebel inside of you that says, f*ck this sh*t. I am not going to be trapped at this desk forever.” – Jerry Colonna
“All of the shame and all of the guilt that forces you into these limiting boxes, that feels mind- created. And often times those limiting beliefs go back to multiple generations.” – Jerry Colonna
“I’ve seen when I’m not happy, how I react at home, and that’s bullsh*t. I shouldn’t be doing that.” – Adeesh Agarwal
“What if the inquiry was, instead, what is the source of my strength, and how can I use that to marry these seemingly contradictory wishes that I have?” – Jerry Colonna
“What am I made of? What are the aspects of me? And how do those aspects come together in ways that I am proud of and ways that hold me back?” – Jerry Colonna
“That needs to be looked at, not with shame or guilt, but just with a clarity.” – Jerry Colonna
“Courage doesn’t exist without risk, otherwise it’s not courage.” – Jerry Colonna
“I don’t know that anybody knows the choices you should make.” – Jerry Colonna
