Join Jerry Colonna and other members of Team Reboot as they go deep with entrepreneurs, CEOs, and startup leaders like you, exploring the emotional journeys we all face.
Episode 108 // July 12, 2019
In this modern age, the ability to connect across continents and timezones is pivotal for a globally distributed team. While email, video calls, and chatting services provide the means to…
Episode 107 // June 18, 2019
For this special episode, we’re celebrating the release of podcast host and Reboot Co-founder Jerry Colonna’s new book, Reboot: Leadership and the Art of Growing Up (out now!). In this…
Episode 106 // June 6, 2019
On this episode of the Reboot Podcast, Jerry is joined by cinematographer and filmmaker Jeff Orlowski, best known for his critically acclaimed documentary films – Chasing Coral & Chasing Ice.…
Episode 105 // May 23, 2019
A self-described planner, Alex Rethore, startup executive and founder of The Brecken Group, a consultancy that supports teams scale by driving revenue and improving operational effectiveness, comes to Jerry bridled…
Episode 104 // May 10, 2019
For all leaders, periods of transitional change usher the impetus for self-inquiry. Whether unforeseen or even expected, transitions provide an opportunity to consider where we are now and where we’d…
Episode 103 // April 26, 2019
For entrepreneurs today, advice on the ‘best practices’ for building a fruitful company abound – prescriptions for raising capital, increasing revenue, and hiring the correct team are often just a…
Episode 102 // April 4, 2019
In this episode, we welcome back Khe Hy, founder of Rad Reads, to the Reboot Podcast for a second time. In his first appearance, Jerry worked with Khe to shed…
Episode 101 // March 21, 2019
Radical honesty – an open and authentic contribution, which lacks the intention of causing unnecessary pain and suffering, but serves to provide a mirror in which we can clearly reflect…
Episode 100 // March 7, 2019
For many of us experiencing periods of transition, our tendency might be to push through the unknowing of the “here and now” to focus solely on the “what’s next?” Yet,…